If you use Google AdSense or any other ad program to earn money from your website, now you can increase the amount of revenue you make automatically.
Most online ad programs, including Google, will sometimes show default ads, or public service announcements (PSAs) when they have no paying ads to show. This can happen for many reasons, especially when their ad code crawls your pages.
AlternateURL lets you replace those ads with paying ads. Just use the code we provide to replace your ad program’s default ads.
For use with Google, FastClick and many other ad programs. Or you can use AlternateURL as your primary ad program.

AlternateUrl was originally just used only as an edit for your AdSense code so there were no PSA ads showing on your sites.

You simply had to add a link to your AdSense code and your days of unpaid PSA ads were over.Just how the text ad I and so may others use came to be is not well known.Perhaps a few curious publishers discovered that with a simple edit they could have text ads of their own,even over riding Google’s keywords,or a deliberate plan by owner of AlternateUrl,either way a new 3rd Party Ad source was created.

I could,like all the other so called AdSense Alternative websites out t,here could now simply copy/paste the information from the signup page and fill the space here and call this review done.That however would not be living up to my own billing-that of providing you with in-depth and honest reviews.It would also leave you not knowing a lot of information that will help you earn the best epc possible,as well as other helpful tips.

The first year or so of AlternateUrl life the ads were pretty limited,to even to be able to change color of your ads you had to open a second account-I know of some who had seven or eight accounts just so they could match the ads to the different pages of their sites.The only real problem with this other then needing to have all these different logins,we that each account needed to reach the minimum payout (of $50.00) on it’s own.Thankfully those days are over,and with some relatively simple editing you can have any color and size of ad you wish,even picking your own five keywords rotating in each ad.

They have more then one feed source,and which one you are given is really up to you.How?Normal things-traffic,site design,free host such as Blogspot vs paid hosting and an original domain name all come into the mix.

AlternateUrl,unlike AdBrite,BidVertiser and some others,does not serve you with their own advertising.You do not see the typical “Your Ad Here” link-simply because they use feed partners to provide you with ads.Since they do have to rely on others for the ads,they also must obey the TOS of others,and that can make them more strict in some ways.

While not known for excessive banning,it is known for little tolerance for any suspicious activity and or traffic.As with all ad sources,never click your own ads,never place sites with ads on any of those manual “exchanges” or entice others to visit your ads.Provide a wide selection of ads in a neat manner and you will do just fine,the public is a curious lot,and as long as you have something of interest on your site so they will stay and read a bit,most will find something that they are serious about.

Unless of course all you have are contextual ads like AdSense,then you will of course earn less from normal traffic,and will only do well if your site also has great SEO

From my most recent research AlternateUrl seem to only have two levels of feeds,the decent we trust you and like your website feed and they we do not like nor trust you feed.That maybe an over simplification of the intricacies that go into such a decision,but it is paints a picture that I think almost anyone can grasp the meaning of.

This is why one publisher may be paid 50 cents for a click on an ad,while another will only receive 0.5 cents for a click on that same ad.Start with a good domain of your own,with original content on a website of decent design and then play by the rules and you should do well.

I would,if I had sites of great design and traffic etc,have one account for that,and another account for any mediocre low quality sites.I am not sure what the feeling of management would be on that arrangement,but since they allow multiple accounts,and there is no real deception involved I can not see it being an issue.

Support from them has always been good,they have a great referral program where you earn 10% of the income of your downline for life,they are PayPal supported with a $50.00 minimum payout.If you are given the top feed when you join,I advise you to try and maintain it,avoid questionable practices,and as always-never ever place your ad sites on any of those so called exchanges out there..

On my visit through sites and forums, I daily notice several instances of misuse of Adsense ads. Believe me, if I can see it in a 5 seconds gaze! - so can the Adsense guys. And if they do, you are on your way off the program. So here a few helpful reminders, probably many you already know, and few you might gain by knowing now. These are all picked from the Program Policies, Terms and Conditions and FAQ itself and presented in a simplified manner.

1. Never click your own ads or get them clicked for whatever reason. You know this one very well. This is a surefire way to close you Adsense account. Never tell your office associates or friends to click on them. Keep a check if your family or children are busy increasing your income by clicking your ads and indirectly trying to stop your income. Dont even think of offering incentives for clicks, using automated clicking tools, or other deceptive software. Adsense is very smart to detect fraudulent clicks. Check the ads which appear on your pages by the Google Preview tool if required.
2. Never change the Adsense code. There are enough customizations available to change the colour, background or border to suit your needs. Do whatever you want to do outside the code, never fiddle within the ad or the search code. They know it when you do. The search code has more limitations to colour and placement, but you should adhere to the rules. The code may stop working and violates the TOS.
3. Do not place more than 3 ad unit and 1 ad links or 2 search boxes on any web page. Anyway, ads will not appear in those units even if you place more ad units. But this is the limit they set, so it is better to stick to it.
4. Do not run competitive contextual text ad or search services on the same site which offer Google Adsense competition in their field. Never try to create link structures resembling the adsense ads. Never use other competitive search tools on the same pages which have Adsense powered Google search. They do allow affiliate or limited-text links.
5. Do not disclose confidential information about your account like the CTR, CPM and income derived via individual ad units or any other confidential information they may reveal to you. However, you may reveal the total money you make as per recent updates to the TOS.
6. Label headings as “sponsored links” or “advertisements” only. Other labels are not allowed. I have seen many sites label ads with other titles. Dont make your site a target in a few seconds gaze.
7. Never launch a New Page for clicked ads by default. Adsense ads should open on the same page. You may be using a base target tag to open all links in a new window or frame by default. Correct it now as they do not want new pages opening from clicked ads.
8. One Account suffices for Multiple websites. You do not need to create 5 accounts for 5 different websites. One account will do. If you live in the fear that if one account is closed down for violation of TOS, believe me they will close all accounts when they find out. You can keep track of clicks by using channels with real time statistics. They will automatically detect the new site and display relevant ads.
9. Place ads only on Content Pages. Advertisers pay only for content based ads. Content drives relevant ads. Although you might manage some clicks from error, login, registration, “thank you” or welcome pages, parking pages or pop ups, it will get you out of the program.
10. Do not mask ad elements. Alteration of colours and border is a facility to blend or contrast ads as per your site requirements. I have seen many sites where the url part is of the same colour as the background. While blending the ad with your site is a good idea, hiding relevant components of the ads is not allowed. Also do not block the visibility of ads by overlapping images, pop ups, tables etc.
11. Do not send your ads by email. Html formatted emails look good and allow placement of these javascript ads. But it is not allowed as per TOS. You do not want impressions registering on their logs from any email even once. They are watching!
12. Keep track of your content. So Adsense is not allowed on several non content pages. But it is also not allowed on several content pages too. Do not add it on web pages with MP3, Video, News Groups, and Image Results. Also exclude any pornographic, hate-related, violent, or illegal content.
13. Do not alter the results after ad clicks or searches - Ensure you are not in any way altering the site which the user reaches to after clicking the ads. Do not frame, minimize, remove, redirect or otherwise inhibit the full and complete display of any Advertiser Page or Search Results Page after the user clicks on any Ad or Search results.
14. Avoid excessive advertising and keyword stuffing - Although the definition of ‘excessive’ is a gray area and is subject to discretion, yet Google adsense with correct placement, focused content and high traffic will get you much more income than other programs, so excessive advertising is not required. Keyword stuffing does target better focused ads, but overdoing it is not required.
15. Ensure you Language is Supported - Adsense supports “Chinese (simplified), Japanese, Danish, Korean, Dutch, Norwegian, English, Polish, Finnish, Portuguese, French, Russian, German, Spanish, Hungarian, Swedish, Italian and Turkish”. In addition, AdSense for search is available in Czech, Slovak, and Traditional Chinese. If your web pages language is not supported, do not use the code on such pages.

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