Top 10 Best Online Advertising Alternatives to Buysellads

Do you want to maximize your blog revenue by selling your sites ads space directly to the advertisers ? Direct ads will pay you huge revenue for your website space.
BuySellAds is one of the largest and most popular advertising network used by the likes of Hongkiat, TechCrunch and many top blogs but getting your blog approved with BuySellAds is not an easy task there might be a chance of your blog submission being rejected.
Top 10 Best Online Advertising Alternatives to Buysellads
So here I bring you the top 10  other ad networks which work similar to BuySellAds yet are easy to get into and sell those precious ad space on your websites or blogs.

BuySellAds Alternatives

10. Komoona

10-Komoona
  • Sell your adspace (Direct ads)
  • CPM ads (optional) : If your ad is not bought by any advertiser you can use unsold advertising option to show Komoona CPM ads
  • Payments are done via PayPal.

9.Puxee

9-Puxee
  • Get paid instantly into your PayPal account.
  • Keep control of your ad space
  • Gain exposure to our network of advertisers
  • You keep 75% of your total sales revenue and they will take the rest 25% of your sales revenue.

8. OIOpublisher

8-OIOpublisher
OIO is an great direct ads space selling plugin hat helps website owners to sell ads with advertisers. You can create your own advertising solution to sell ads with direct advertisers.
  • Complete control over your advertising, with fully automated sales
  • You can keep 100% of your revenue, forget middleman commission
  • Run 3rd party ad networks alongside your own ads
  • A single license covers all of your websites.

7. Projectwonderful

7-Project wonderful
This ad network gives full control to its publishers. Publishers can
  • Set their own price, click rate and display rate.
  • Payments are done via PayPal.

6. Crankyads

6-Crankyads
This ad network is not so popular than the other ad networks included in this top 10 list but this is still in 6th position because apart from direct advertising unit. If your adspace is not sold still you have the opportunity of earning by display your Adsense ads. Crankyads lists publishers websites on Crankymart. Also there is another good news, they are offering you 10% commision on every publisher or advertiser you refer as a affiliate.
  • Payments are done via PayPal.

5. Adsella

5-Adsella
This is another advertising network for weak blogs. Blogspot and wordpress sub domain blogs are also  accepted by this network. They take away only 20% of your revenue. Adsella gives you full control and offers flexible payment method.
Requirements :
  •  5000 minimum pages views per month.

4. AdEngage

4-Adengage
ADEngage is owned by Technorati Media Group, it is another good alternative to buysellads. They sell adspace on a day, weekly, bi-weekly and monthly basis. They have CPM and CPC format ads and even they allow blogspot (sub domain) blogs. They take away 25% of the credits.
  • Payment are done via PayPal.

3. AdvertiseSpace

3-Advertisespace
This ad network allows subdomains like blogspot and wordpress. They keep 20-30% of the ad revenue and sell ad slots on a monthly basis. It is good for small blogs which has less monthly impressions and have no other way of earning through advertising.
  • Payment are done via PayPal on request.

2. BlogAds

2-Blogads to sell direct ads
This is the oldest advertising networks similar to BuySellAds. It was founded before Buysellads.  They take away 30% commission and you need to choose Basic, Intermediate and Advanced accounts based on the amount of traffic you get.
  • Text ads are allowed.
  • They fix the price of ad slots for 30 days.
  • Payments are done via PayPal, Check and wire transfer.

1. PublicityClerks

1-Publicityclerks

PublicityClerks was founded last year (2012), it has gained a very good reputation and popularity among advertisers and publishers in short period. If you have 5000 visitors per month to your site then you will get into this advertising network very easily.
  • Payments are done via PayPal.

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