Adsterra is one of my favorite ways of monetizing my blog. They offer one of the highest monetization rates as compared to a few others. One thing that totally impressed me with their network is their system of organization. hey actually provide guides on the type of ads I can display to my network.
This is very important for my audience as it helps prevent content and ads that can be a nuisance to my network. I joined Adsterra when I merely, received 100 visitors per week on my blog site, however, was impressed with the earnings( though, they weren't millions of dollars), that my blog was making by far gone.
They've made integration with CMS very easy and straightforward thanks to guides and blog posts on their how-tos post page. There actually, was no need to watch a video before integrating this tool into my WordPress account. I kinda like how easy the whole thing is mapped, especially with the continuous updates and new features being added. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
One thing that I find a little bit weird with the network is, ads placed at the header tend to affect all pages and posts on my website. I tried a few times clicking random links and was redirected twice or more per link to external resources. Well, this is not very good for my visitors because If, clicking a link will redirect them one-three times to external resources, they can obviously get bored, discouraged and hence, will bounce off. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
