Content.ad is one of the oldest and largest “sponsored content” networks, serving over three billion page
views and 55 billion sponsored content recommendations per month. Content.ad distributes high-paying premium content that doesn't look or feel like advertising and delivers engaged visitors to websites.
Content.ad is focused on generating the highest possible CPMs & revenue for its publishers. Content.ad works very closely with advertisers to craft content and creatives that drive consumer interaction, which boosts your revenue. Through carefully developed algorithms Content.ad is able to run the offers that make publishers the most money possible. To top it off, Content.ad also offers a healthy rev-share rate of 70% to publishers instead of 50% like other networks.
Content.ad will not force publishers to commit to long-term contracts. If the Content.ad solution isn’t performing for you, the team will be happy to discuss solutions with you or you can remove it, simple as that. After all, it’s your site and you should be free to use whatever service you want whenever you want. Test Content.ad for a week, a month, or set-it and forget-it
Other reasons to work with Content.ad:
The Content.ad widget can be customized to fit cleanly on any website and can be used to promote a publisher’s internal content 100% free of charge.
Content.ad will not reject any site due to low traffic level.
Content.ad’s sponsored content is free of malware, get rich quick schemes, and other shady offers. The Content.ad team manually pre-screens every ad offer before allowing them access to be displayed to the network.
The Content.ad reporting dashboard is highly revered for being sleek and simple, yet powerful.
The Content.ad team is highly responsive, knowledgeable, and friendly.
Over 2,000 publishers, from small blogs to top tier sites, have signed up with Content.ad. Click here to find out how to get started.
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Testimonials
“We've been very pleased about how easy it is to work with Content.ad.” - Becca Sickbert (Colorado Springs Independent | csindy.com)
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