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Looking for an alternative to Taboola

by ariel1238a
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I worked with Taboola for 2 year, now i am looking for an alternative to Taboola,
i have website about politics/news with about 1m+ pageviews per month .
I tried to join Outbrain, But I remained unanswered
I did some kind of research before opening this thread and find that most of websites using Taboola and Outbrain.
I found few alternative:
Revcontent - Approve websites with over 5M + page views
Adblade - Received relatively a lot of negative reviews
Content.ad - Poor results, Right now I'm using them and the results are very disappointing compared to Taboola
Adsense native ads - The truth is that I am quite surprised from the results of this ad type, I did not expect it would increase my profit in Adsense, but compared to Taboola it is very disappointing.
Dianomi.com - Has anyone worked with them?
plista.com - Has anyone worked with them?

Does anyone know of reliable alternatives to Taboola and Outabrain?
Please help, thanks!
*sorry about my English
#alternative #taboola
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  • Profile picture of the author agmccall
    you have listed 7 that you found. how many do you actually need

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  • Profile picture of the author Maxxx333
    Retry with Outbrain dude, they are kind of good.
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    • Profile picture of the author ariel1238a
      Originally Posted by agmccall View Post

      you have listed 7 that you found. how many do you actually need

      al
      I need one alternative to replace Taboola.
      What can you recommend?

      Originally Posted by Maxxx333 View Post

      Retry with Outbrain dude, they are kind of good.

      I tried many times, but I remained unanswered.
      Can you recommend a good alternative?


      Thanks!
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      • Profile picture of the author MoreSoup
        What is your reason for wanting to leave Taboola?
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  • Profile picture of the author Viral Thing
    Taboola alternative best for outbrain Bea cause it's very usefully and very effective your site you can visit this
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  • Profile picture of the author Zach Presler
    Try Stallion Media
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  • Profile picture of the author speedylikesKJ
    Did you try Mgid or exponential ?
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  • Profile picture of the author kazim
    There are some useful alternatives like

    Outbrain - delivers 200bn recommendations a month, with a global reach of 557m people, and has placements on sites like CNN, People and ESPN; less open to product-based promotions than Taboola, but generally easier to scale campaigns

    Yahoo Gemini - the first entry into the content discovery field from an established industry player, which comes with huge scale (this may soon change with the closure of Yahoo Recommends in the last few days); doesn't allow for device targeting

    RevContent - serves 200bn recommendations a month (as many as Outbrain) and expects to have a larger reach than Facebook by the end of the year.
    These are some useful alternatives of taboola.
    https://alternatives.financesonline.com/p/taboola

    You may also try these alternatives as well
    https://www.adspyglass.com/best-ad-networks
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    • Profile picture of the author affmarketer101
      Originally Posted by kazim View Post

      There are some useful alternatives like

      Outbrain - delivers 200bn recommendations a month, with a global reach of 557m people, and has placements on sites like CNN, People and ESPN; less open to product-based promotions than Taboola, but generally easier to scale campaigns

      Yahoo Gemini - the first entry into the content discovery field from an established industry player, which comes with huge scale (this may soon change with the closure of Yahoo Recommends in the last few days); doesn't allow for device targeting

      RevContent - serves 200bn recommendations a month (as many as Outbrain) and expects to have a larger reach than Facebook by the end of the year.
      These are some useful alternatives of taboola.
      https://alternatives.financesonline.com/p/taboola

      You may also try these alternatives as well
      https://www.adspyglass.com/best-ad-networks
      Awesome, thanks so much.
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  • Profile picture of the author qwerty1769
    Hello, I Am new to the forum and wanted to get some advice.

    I am currently using Adsense and now I have got approval from Mgid ads

    Can anyone tell me if Mgid is compatible with Adsense as it is a traffic exchange site

    Anyone using the Mgid, please help
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    • Profile picture of the author MoreSoup
      Are you trying to find out if you can use MGID and Adsense on page?
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      • Profile picture of the author qwerty1769
        Yes Mgid and Adsense together
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        • Profile picture of the author MoreSoup
          I don't see why you can't use both.

          Are you just looking to increase your advertising revenues?
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          • Profile picture of the author qwerty1769
            yes i already have Adsense and i am currently looking for more ways to increase the revenue
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            • Profile picture of the author MoreSoup
              Try The Publisher Desk - they do site monetisation (banners and native)
              The guy there is called Lewis I think
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