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Patrick Togun
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One mistake many beginner bloggers are making today is believing that Google AdSense is the only ad network that exists.
The moment AdSense rejects them…
Depression starts.
Some even abandon blogging completely like their entire online career just ended.
But here’s the funny part…
There are bloggers quietly making good money from other ad networks without even caring about AdSense approval anymore.
And honestly, I think many beginners are stressing themselves too much over AdSense when there are easier alternatives that can work faster — especially for small blogs.
Because let’s be real…
Not everybody has:
- Massive traffic
- Perfect SEO
- Authority site
- Premium content
- Aged domain
Some people are just starting.
And waiting 6 months to 1 year before making their first dollar can kill motivation fast.
This is why I usually tell beginners:
Don’t focus only on “premium ad networks.”
Focus on monetization that matches your current level.
Now…
What are some easier ad networks beginners can start with?
1. Adsterra
This is probably one of the easiest networks beginners enter first.
And the truth?
They accept almost any niche.
Entertainment…
Movies…
Sports…
Downloads…
Memes…
AI…
Blogging…
Almost anything.
Even small traffic blogs can get approved.
The good thing about Adsterra is that they support different ad formats:
- Popunder
- Social bar
- Native banners
- Direct links
- Push ads
So even if your traffic is small, you can still experiment.
But here’s the warning nobody tells beginners:
Too many ads can destroy user experience.
Some people turn their blog into a battlefield of popups and wonder why visitors never return.
Short-term money can destroy long-term growth.
2. PropellerAds
Another beginner-friendly network.
Very easy approval.
Low traffic requirement.
Works for many niches too.
A lot of new bloggers use PropellerAds because setup is simple and earnings can start quickly if traffic is decent.
Especially if your traffic comes from:
- India
- US
- UK
- Canada
- Indonesia
- Philippines
The CPC can sometimes surprise you.
But again…
Traffic quality matters more than traffic quantity.
100 visitors from the US can outperform 5,000 low-quality visitors from random countries.
That’s the reality of display advertising.
3. Monetag
This one is growing very fast recently.
Many beginners like it because:
- Fast approval
- Accepts smaller blogs
- Easy setup
- Different monetization formats
And honestly, I’ve seen small bloggers earning their first online income through Monetag before they even got AdSense approval.
That first income changes motivation completely.
Because once somebody sees even $10 online…
Their mindset changes.
4. HilltopAds
Not as popular among beginners…
But still useful.
Especially for blogs getting entertainment or mixed international traffic.
Approval is usually easier compared to strict premium networks.
5. Infolinks
Very old network.
Easy to join.
Works differently from normal banner ads.
They place ads inside your text content.
Not everybody likes the style…
But beginners with informational blogs sometimes use it as extra income.
Now let me say something very important here…
The problem is not usually the ad network.
The real problem is traffic quality.
Many beginners focus too much on:
“How do I get approved?”
Instead of asking:
“How do I get quality visitors?”
Because no ad network can save a blog with dead traffic.
If your visitors don’t engage…
Don’t click…
Don’t stay…
Don’t return…
Earnings will always be small.
And another truth many people avoid saying is this:
Some niches naturally earn more than others.
For example:
- Finance
- Insurance
- Tech
- Software
- AI
- Crypto
- Online business
Usually pay better CPC than:
- Quotes
- Lyrics
- Gossip
- Wallpapers
That’s why strategy matters.
Another thing beginners should understand is this:
Do not overload your site with ads immediately.
This is where many people ruin their blogs.
They finally get approved…
Then place ads everywhere:
Top…
Middle…
Bottom…
Popup…
Floating bar…
Auto ads everywhere…
The blog becomes unreadable.
Visitors leave instantly.
And traffic drops.
Sometimes it’s smarter to earn less while growing a loyal audience than to chase aggressive ad money too early.
Because long-term blogging is about trust.
Not just clicks.
And personally…
I believe every beginner blogger should stop depending emotionally on AdSense approval.
There are too many ways to monetize now:
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Digital products
- Email marketing
- CPA offers
- Ad networks
Google AdSense is good…
But it should not be your entire blogging dream.
The smartest bloggers today are building multiple income sources around their traffic.
That’s the real game now.
The moment AdSense rejects them…
Depression starts.
Some even abandon blogging completely like their entire online career just ended.
But here’s the funny part…
There are bloggers quietly making good money from other ad networks without even caring about AdSense approval anymore.
And honestly, I think many beginners are stressing themselves too much over AdSense when there are easier alternatives that can work faster — especially for small blogs.
Because let’s be real…
Not everybody has:
- Massive traffic
- Perfect SEO
- Authority site
- Premium content
- Aged domain
Some people are just starting.
And waiting 6 months to 1 year before making their first dollar can kill motivation fast.
This is why I usually tell beginners:
Don’t focus only on “premium ad networks.”
Focus on monetization that matches your current level.
Now…
What are some easier ad networks beginners can start with?
1. Adsterra
This is probably one of the easiest networks beginners enter first.
And the truth?
They accept almost any niche.
Entertainment…
Movies…
Sports…
Downloads…
Memes…
AI…
Blogging…
Almost anything.
Even small traffic blogs can get approved.
The good thing about Adsterra is that they support different ad formats:
- Popunder
- Social bar
- Native banners
- Direct links
- Push ads
So even if your traffic is small, you can still experiment.
But here’s the warning nobody tells beginners:
Too many ads can destroy user experience.
Some people turn their blog into a battlefield of popups and wonder why visitors never return.
Short-term money can destroy long-term growth.
2. PropellerAds
Another beginner-friendly network.
Very easy approval.
Low traffic requirement.
Works for many niches too.
A lot of new bloggers use PropellerAds because setup is simple and earnings can start quickly if traffic is decent.
Especially if your traffic comes from:
- India
- US
- UK
- Canada
- Indonesia
- Philippines
The CPC can sometimes surprise you.
But again…
Traffic quality matters more than traffic quantity.
100 visitors from the US can outperform 5,000 low-quality visitors from random countries.
That’s the reality of display advertising.
3. Monetag
This one is growing very fast recently.
Many beginners like it because:
- Fast approval
- Accepts smaller blogs
- Easy setup
- Different monetization formats
And honestly, I’ve seen small bloggers earning their first online income through Monetag before they even got AdSense approval.
That first income changes motivation completely.
Because once somebody sees even $10 online…
Their mindset changes.
4. HilltopAds
Not as popular among beginners…
But still useful.
Especially for blogs getting entertainment or mixed international traffic.
Approval is usually easier compared to strict premium networks.
5. Infolinks
Very old network.
Easy to join.
Works differently from normal banner ads.
They place ads inside your text content.
Not everybody likes the style…
But beginners with informational blogs sometimes use it as extra income.
Now let me say something very important here…
The problem is not usually the ad network.
The real problem is traffic quality.
Many beginners focus too much on:
“How do I get approved?”
Instead of asking:
“How do I get quality visitors?”
Because no ad network can save a blog with dead traffic.
If your visitors don’t engage…
Don’t click…
Don’t stay…
Don’t return…
Earnings will always be small.
And another truth many people avoid saying is this:
Some niches naturally earn more than others.
For example:
- Finance
- Insurance
- Tech
- Software
- AI
- Crypto
- Online business
Usually pay better CPC than:
- Quotes
- Lyrics
- Gossip
- Wallpapers
That’s why strategy matters.
Another thing beginners should understand is this:
Do not overload your site with ads immediately.
This is where many people ruin their blogs.
They finally get approved…
Then place ads everywhere:
Top…
Middle…
Bottom…
Popup…
Floating bar…
Auto ads everywhere…
The blog becomes unreadable.
Visitors leave instantly.
And traffic drops.
Sometimes it’s smarter to earn less while growing a loyal audience than to chase aggressive ad money too early.
Because long-term blogging is about trust.
Not just clicks.
And personally…
I believe every beginner blogger should stop depending emotionally on AdSense approval.
There are too many ways to monetize now:
- Affiliate marketing
- Sponsored posts
- Digital products
- Email marketing
- CPA offers
- Ad networks
Google AdSense is good…
But it should not be your entire blogging dream.
The smartest bloggers today are building multiple income sources around their traffic.
That’s the real game now.