What is Ad Network?- How To Place Ads On Website

Ad Network is a network that connects advertisers and publishers to fulfil their requirements. Advertisers pay ad networks for their ads and ad networks place those ads to publishers websites and blogs. Thus a blog makes money through the ads provided by the advertisers.
 

  There are a lot of ad networks available to choose and the best of them is Google AdSense. Google AdSense provides quality ads to your website and their minimum payout is 100$. But getting qualified in AdSense is very tough. You have to wait a lot to get approval in Google AdSense. If you don't want to want that long then you can choose other good ad networks that have an instant approval process. If you want to know about those ad networks then check out my another article "Best AdSense alternatives With Instant Approval". 

How to apply for Ad Networks?

To apply for ad networks you like you need to create an account on that site. After creating an account you need to submit your site link for the approval process and if you get approved you have to choose your desired ad size and can place wherever you want to. After choosing your ad size they will provide you with an HTML link, you just need to paste that link to your site to show ads.

How Ad network will pay me?

Ad networks pay at different rates and different systems. They are CPM, CPC, CPA, CPV and as follows. CPM is Cost Per Impressions that means when any visitor watch your ads that counts as 1 impression and for every impression you will get paid. CPC stands for Cost Per Click and that means when visitors only click on your ads then you will get paid. CPA stands for Cost Per Action means when visitors take any action or step for the provided ad link then you will get paid. CPV stands for Cost Per Views that means when visitors view your site you will get paid. and this way ad networks pay. But different ad networks have different paying system that means some ad network will only pay for CPC and some will pay for CPM and many of them have all paying system. So it's up to you what ad network you want to choose.