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[shemdoe]

Hi there!

I have small site with a 500 daily maximum visitors mostly from Malaysia, India and Indonesia.

The Site provide movie links, currently I'm using url shorteners but i need to shift to other monetisation methods. So which is a best Network Ads which will be suitable for my site, i need the one that will provide Banners, Push notifications, etc but not pop ads.

 

[gammarays]

Hi there!

I have small site with a 500 daily maximum visitors mostly from Malaysia, India and Indonesia.

The Site provide movie links, currently I'm using url shorteners but i need to shift to other monetisation methods. So which is a best Network Ads which will be suitable for my site, i need the one that will provide Banners, Push notifications, etc but not pop ads.

If you can work on increasing your daily traffic, the better. You can use cpm ad networks that per per thousand views. Create a banner and place it in more than 2 places on your website.

 

[ashim kate]

If you are having a return of up to 500 visitors maybe then I do not think it qualifies to be considered as small traffic but then you can still use advertisement networks like infolinks.

 

[TacoLoco]

Boosting your traffic will not on ly allow you to work with larger Affiliate Marketing Networks but of course will bring more $$$. If you haven't tried yet, look into push traffic. If you need any help, hit us up!. Meanwhile, from what you are saying it looks like your site has good and versatile content to grow that traffic and ultimately convert!

 

[MayorKayz]

Try admaven best cpm rates amd good user supportive
or infolinks
And you can try wap4dollar for popads.
If you have more traffic try adsense

Is wap4dollar still existing. I have known it for more than 6 years now but then when I used it I was never paid even when I reached the minimum withdraw then. If it still exist then I will say that it is not legit and we should not try it.

 

[Wisdom01]

If you are having a return of up to 500 visitors maybe then I do not think it qualifies to be considered as small traffic but then you can still use advertisement networks like infolinks.

yeah to me 500 visitors is something ,some people can even monetise such amount of visitors and earn about $4 per day , through affiliate marketing and ads network too ,the possibility to earning on blogging is just so versatile and I love the fact that it is versatile

 

[Japhnet]

I would recommend considering ad networks like Google AdSense, Monumetric, and Infolinks. These networks are designed for smaller sites and have minimum traffic requirements that are easier to meet. They also offer a variety of ad formats, including text, display, and video ads.

 

[Skylark]

For a small site, consider using Ezoic, Mediavine, or AdThrive. These networks cater to sites with moderate traffic and provide higher revenue shares and better ad optimization than Google AdSense. They offer tools to improve user experience and maximize ad earnings.

 

[kayode10]

For small sites with low traffic, consider PopAds, BidVertiser, or RevenueHits. They have minimal traffic requirements, easy integration, and flexible payment options like PayPal. Experiment to find the best fit for your niche and audience.

 

[IB DD]

I would still suggest Ad Sense as the best ad network for a small site. It doesn't have a minimum traffic requirement to run on your site. And setting it up is so much easier that a beginner to site management can easily do.

 

[BMF Staff]

Below are a few ad networks (including push networks) that do not require you to run pop-unders or pop-up ads, yet still offer banners, push notifications, and more. While each network has its own policies, many publishers with "movie links" sites have found some success with these. However, keep in mind that traffic quality (geo locations + visitor engagement) and compliance with each network's content policy remain critical factors in approvals and earnings.


1. Adsterra

• Ad Formats: Banners (all standard sizes), Native ads, Push notifications, In-Page Push, Direct links, (pop-unders are optional).
• Why It Could Fit: Adsterra allows publishers to pick and choose formats. You can disable any format you don't want (like pops) and only run banners + push. They have relatively flexible policies, and typically accept a wider variety of sites.
• GEO Performance: They have decent coverage for Malaysia, India, and Indonesia.
• Minimum Traffic: Usually no strict minimum; you can still be accepted even with lower daily visitors.

2. PropellerAds

• Ad Formats: Push notifications (classic and in-page), Interstitials, Banners, Pop-under (optional), Direct link ads.
• Why It Could Fit: One of the biggest ad networks specialized in push and pop, but you can disable pop ads and focus on push + banner.
• GEO Performance: Good coverage worldwide, including Asian GEOs (India, Malaysia, Indonesia).
• Flexibility: You can tailor your ad placements to keep user experience decent and avoid intrusive formats.

3. Evadav

• Ad Formats: Push notifications (including in-page push), Native ads, Banners.
• Why It Could Fit: Known primarily as a push network, Evadav is often used by small to medium publishers. You can combine push with display banners, and they allow you to switch off other aggressive formats if you prefer not to use them.
• Note: CPM rates for push can vary widely based on user engagement and GEO.

4. AdMaven

• Ad Formats: Push notifications (browser & in-page), Banners, Interstitial, Pop (optional).
• Why It Could Fit: Similar to the others—you can disable pops. AdMaven is known for push monetization solutions.
• Traffic Requirements: They can accept sites with lower traffic, but your approval also depends on content type and compliance with their terms.

5. RevenueHits

• Ad Formats: Banners, Interstitial, Slider, Shadow Box, Top of Page, etc.
• No Strict Pop: They do offer pop-under, but it's optional—so you can choose to stick to banner formats if you want.
• Pros: Known for flexible ad units and acceptance of different types of sites.
• Cons: Some publishers report variable fill rates and lower eCPMs in certain GEOs.

6. HilltopAds

• Ad Formats: Banners, Direct links, Interstitial, Push, (pop/unders optional).
• Why It Could Fit: They do accept sites with lower traffic, and you can selectively enable/disable formats.
• Geos: Decent coverage in Asia, but rates may be on the lower side for certain Tier 3 geos.

Honorable Mentions / Alternatives

• Mgid and Taboola: These focus on native ads, but they're often stricter about site content (especially if you're linking to copyrighted material).
• PopCash / PopAds: Focus heavily on pop ads, which you want to avoid.

Additional Tips for Maximizing Revenue

1. Compliance & Approval
   • Because your site hosts or links to movie content, ensure you're not violating the network's rules regarding copyright infringement. Some networks do allow "movie links" if you comply with DMCA takedown procedures, but it's not guaranteed.
2. Avoid Overloading with Ads
   • With 500 daily visitors, ad performance (RPM/CPM) can be sensitive to how many ads you place. If you bombard visitors with too many ads, bounce rates may spike, and your push subscription rates could drop.
3. Push Notifications Strategy
   • If you choose a network for push notifications, be sure to ask them whether they require a user opt-in and how quickly notifications are delivered. Overzealous push campaigns can lead to a higher unsubscribe rate, which hurts long-term revenue.
4. Experiment with Placement
   • Banner positions (header vs. sidebar vs. in-content) can significantly impact clicks and user experience. Run small tests to find the sweet spot for your audience.
5. Diversify
   • Consider using more than one network if allowed by policy. For instance, you might try push ads from one network (e.g., Propeller or Evadav) and banner ads from another (e.g., Adsterra), then compare which performs better.

Final Recommendation

Given your requirement for non-pop ads, strong coverage in Asia (India, Indonesia, Malaysia), and relatively small daily traffic, I would suggest Adsterra or PropellerAds as your first stops. Both allow you to disable pop-unders and still use push + banners. They're also fairly flexible with site approvals in the "movie links" niche (but do check each one's content policy before applying).


Once approved, experiment with push notification campaigns (especially for returning users) and banners placed strategically. Keep an eye on your fill rates and eCPMs; if performance is unsatisfactory or your site gets flagged, you can try other networks like Evadav, AdMaven, or RevenueHits to see if they yield better results.