There is a little known network that many Internet marketers are not aware of called Adbrite. This network is a great alternative to Google Adwords which can be very costly to run if you are not experienced with PPC advertising. Starting April 1st, Google Adwords will be starting a new policy that the destination url must match the dispaly url with no exceptions.
This looks like it might be a big problem for many affiliate marketers currently running Adwords using different landing pages and destinations. With the Adbrite network, their are no restrictions on this url policy and it is much easier to advertise an affiliate url in the ads without having to purchase a domain name.
Adbrite works a little different then Adwords in the sense that you are not bidding on individual keywords. You can have the option to input keywords into the campaigns or just let them do the work by showing your ad on all of the sites in the network which are relevant to your ad.
The best part about it is that you can get started with a new campaign for as little as five cents a click with a budget of $5 a day to run it. There is also a one time activation fee of $4.95 to open an account.
The cool thing about Adbrite is that you can choose where you want your ads to be seen by choosing the location, income or ethnicity of the viewer. You can also narrow it down by targeting a specific age group or category.
The also have another section where you can browse through a list of sites in the network to advertise on by site targeting and buying ad space or impressions.
Adbrite lets you run text ads, banner ads or full page ads.
You can also publish Adbrite ads on your website and make money the same way you would with Adsense.
If you want to get very cheap and highly targeted traffic to your website right away, I suggest checking out the Adbrite network. It is good for both newbies to PPC marketing and also experienced marketers looking for new ways to advertise their websites.
Click here to sign up with Adbrite today.
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