Adclerks Review: The BuySellAds Alternative You Need

BuySellAds has been the prominent market platform for selling ad space in your blogs.

However, this has become a competitive arena in the last two years, and BuySellAds has become choosy about its selections.

AdClerks launched in 2012 and is the best alternative for BuySellAds. We will analyze it properly later.

Initially, let us start by understanding what AdClerks is:

• AdClerks was previously known as PublicityClerks
• It comes with an on-site cart feature, which can be used on your site, and facilitates advertisers’ direct purchase of ad space in your blogs.
• Payments are facilitated by PayPal or credit card.
• The minimum limit for withdrawing your funds is $25
•  In a month, two cash-outs are possible

Now, what makes AdClerks exciting is that it is a new thing in town and comes equipped with the same features as BuySellAds. To add to it, it also scores higher in a few aspects.

BuySellAds was launched in 2008, a year that saw the influence of Google AdSense. Hence, it didn’t make much sense for customers to change loyalties as this was a new thing to try. However, in quick time, BuySellAds, with its user-friendly features, started generating a customer base.

Those who changed their loyalty from Google AdSense to BuySellAds even today reap benefits in the competitive arena. AdClerks is also at that nascent phase when a partnership with the same might reap benefits in the long run.

Right now, AdClerks’s intent is to increase its customer base, but later, when it has assimilated its own trusted customers, it will become tougher for new bloggers to make the cut.

What’s more important is that AdClerks has been steadily increasing its customer base, and the trend looks highly positive. Wise investments are always made before time, and it is high time we catch the boat before it is too late.

Now let us analyze the various features of BuySellAds and AdClerks and try to draw our comparisons:

1. On-site cart: This feature is a common tool in both BuySellAds and AdClerks. A site cart allows advertisers a bird’ s-eye view of their site’s performance, such as stats, available slots, and impressions.

In addition, AdClerks has started a new scheme for Ad bundles. Selling ads per CPM will also be an added feature shortly. This would allow us to be free from a 30-day ad slot.

2. Listings: Along with the site description and a personal message to the advertisers, AdClerks offers a very convenient marketplace for publishers to sell ad space. By creating a personalized space, it becomes a convenient bridge between advertisers and publishers.
3. UI advantage: AdClerks has the advantage of having filters to sort sites according to category, price, impression, and more. Since AdClerks is still new to the market, it welcomes newer publishers, and the lists are updated weekly.
4. Cashing it out: AdClerks has the same cash-out options as BuySellAds, PayPal, and credit cards.
5. Customer assistance: AdClerks has an all-around-the-clock (24/7) Live Chat support system. BuySellAds, on the other hand, takes its time to respond to queries via the ticket system in place.
6. Approval: AdClerks has a very transparent policy about publisher approval. The site cannot have a TLD domain or be incomplete. The language used in the sites should be English. It should have at least 50000 monthly impressions.

Selling ads with AdClerks is pretty simple, and the website is user-friendly. Before getting started, you must register and verify your identity.

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Now, to sum up, what makes AdClerks the best alternative to BuySellAds? AdClerks has a 24/7 response system and prompt customer support.

The on-site cart setup is also absolutely free. It has all the features of BuySellAds.

The only drawback might be that it is new, but for long-term investors, this might be the greatest plus point.

AdClerks is fresh, young, and dynamic, serving its customers 24/7. Compared to all the other alternatives, this looks like the horse that will run the longest race.