AdBrite Program is another one of those companies that lets bloggers earn money…OK, of course you can also earn money in other ways using Adsense, Payperpost or even Blog to Profit, but Adbrite is cool….Since March 2006, I’ve noticed that my Adsense revenues have dropped tremendously….So I’m now devoting more of my time to Adsense alternatives…

So far Adbrite has earn more money than Adsense in the last 2 months…They have a large ad inventory and they’ve just passed 20,000 blog publishers on 14 Sept 2006.

So if you are looking for an Adsense alternative (since it uses contextual ads), then try Adbrite. Looks like they are here to stay and their ads are easier to plugin.

Another reason why I choose Adbrite ? You can add more than 3 ad units on 1 page. Adsense only allows a max of 3 ad units per page and they have Active Interstitial ads..see below..taken from their blog.

What’s an Active Interstitial ad?
A full-page display. The name of the publisher’s site, and a prominent link that allows visitors to easily close the ad, are displayed at the top of the screen. Advertiser bidding starts at $10 CPM (1-cent per unique user), and will grow quickly on quality sites.

Sort of like the “interstitial” ads I’ve seen on Cnet, NYTimes.com, and other big sites?
Kind of, but not really. The problem with full-page “interstitial” ads is that they’re just that — “ads”. Intermissions, on the other hand, display the advertisers’ actual web site to the user. The advantage to advertisers is that they don’t have to create an ad — just send people straight to any URL (homepage, landing page, video, etc.). And visitors prefer looking at (and interacting with) websites, rather than full-page ads on websites.