Adversal CPM ad Network Reviews – Alternative to Google AdsenSE

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Adversal CPM ad Network Reviews – Alternative to Google AdsenSE

Adversal CPM ad network is the best alternative to the Google Adsense. Adversal is the boon to the bloggers who are just fed up by requesting Google AdSense and getting rejected every time. Though Google AdSense pays high to his publishers but Google has very tight guidelines for accepting a blog to provide Google AdSense. There are many other ad companies which have very simple criteria to provide AdSense like Infolinks, Bidvertiser, Chitika, Tyroo, Qadabra. But they do not have an impressive payout. I have also used  Infolinks, Bidvertiser, Chitika but was not satisfied with their low payout. So I switched to Adversal CPM ad network. This is one of the best AdSense alternatives. The best thing about Adversal is, it pays for Impressions also not just for clicks. Are you shocked? I’m damn serious and it’s true. Adversal provides a geo-targeting option that ensures their advertisers are paying top dollar for their ads to be displayed to the audience they want, this means more money for publishers.

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Adversal Operational System

Adversal is continually a great performing CPM ad network and we highly recommend registering if you meet their sign-up criteria. Their CPM payout rates are determined in real-time and payment rates are decided by factors such as where your traffic is from, the type of content and bounce rate on your site and how much an advertiser is willing to pay for your niche.
They are well-known for their pop-under ads but they have many other ad types available including;
  • Banner
  • Leaderboard
  • Medium Rectangle
  • Ministitial
  • Pop-under
  • Skyscraper
  • Wide Skyscrapers

Adversal pays for each raw impression not per visitor which means more money for you. Adversal uses a code that allows their pop-under ads to not be blocked by most pop-up blockers ensuring that you still get paid for each of these impressions. They have decent eCPM rates and have advertising available in a lot of categories referred to as verticals on their site.

Adversal CPM ad network reviews

Pros of using Adversal :
  • Low minimum payout rates of $20.
  • Very high CPM rates.
  • A great reporting system that allows you to track different ad campaigns.
  • They have a good reputation for paying on time.
Cons of using Adversal
  • Adversal pays more for North American based customers but still can receive high CPMs for other countries depending on a number of factors.
  • It can be difficult to be accepted if you don’t meet the US traffic requirements.

Adversal Payouts

Adversal has an extremely low payout rate. The payout is on a NET35 basis and if you reach the minimum payment threshold of $20. This means that if your account reaches the minimum payout amount in November, from the 1st December you will need to wait 35 days to receive your payout, which would mean payment on the 5th January. Payment is made via PayPal, Bank Wire or cheque and all unpaid balances are rolled over each month until you reach the minimum payment amount.
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