AdSense is often the first ad network of anyone with a website. It works, but it has three well-known problems: it can earn little in some countries and topics, approval can take long or never come, and if the account is limited or suspended, all the revenue stops at once.
The way out is not to replace AdSense with something else. It is not to depend on it alone.
Can you use two networks on one site?
Yes. It is common practice: each network takes its own spaces on the page. What you should not do is put both in the same space at the same time. Split the spaces and each network keeps its own.
Three ways to split
1. By position. Leave AdSense where it is and put adPluga in other spaces, for example in the sidebar or at the end of articles. It is the simplest and does not touch what already earns.
2. By section. Use one network in one part of the site and the other elsewhere, for example AdSense on the home page and adPluga on articles. Useful when sections have different audiences.
3. By period. For a few weeks, have the same space show one network and then the other. Compare what each earned in that space. It is the fairest comparison, because the space and the audience are the same.
What adPluga brings that AdSense does not
- Selling directly to a brand. If a local company wants to appear on your site, you make the deal on adPluga and keep 88% of what it pays. AdSense is not for that. See how to sell ads directly to a brand.
- Seeing the fraud. The dashboard shows what was filtered as fraud next to what earned. Fraud is never charged to anyone.
- No traffic minimum. You get in the same day, in test mode.
- A European company, Portuguese, with prices in euros.
How to start
- Create an account, free and with no card.
- Create a space and paste the line of code where you chose on the page.
- Confirm the site is yours and switch from test to live.
- After a few weeks, compare in the dashboard what each space earned and keep what works.
adPluga is not affiliated with Google, and AdSense is a Google trademark. More detail on the AdSense alternative page.