MadAdsMedia is a global advertising network which works with top advertising networks to serve their ads on publishers websites. Instead of paying publishers per click like Google Adsense, the ad network pays publishers on CPM (Cost Per 1000 Impressions).

MadAdsMedia pays an average (not fixed, might be more) of $0.05 per 1000 views of their ad banner on a publisher’s site. This simply means if you are blogger, visits to your blog will earn you money even if your readers don’t click on ads. You just have to increase traffic on your site to earn more and more money using CPM.

The CPM ad  network aligns 100′s of ad networks, ad exchanges, and RTB advertisers to compete for publishers inventories.  Hence, if you place MadAdsMedia ad code on your blog, you might notice Google ads, Addynamo ads and ads of other networks been rotated on the ad space. Their optimization technology assures the ad provider with highest CPM is served, earning you the most for every impression.

The screenshot below illustrates how MadAdsMedia works: 

MadAdsMedia threshold is $50 and the network pays by check and through Paypal. Earnings are not updated real time, might take 48 hours. It takes 45 days after the current month end to receive payment if you have reached your set minimum payment.

MadAdsMedia ad network was recommended to me by a friend at Bloggerslab, while searching for best alternatives to Google Adsense apart from Chitika and Ad Dynamo.

After reading some MadAdsMedia.com reviews, I decided to give it a try for 3 days. To be honest with you, I wasn’t satisfied with what I earned for the 3days.

I earned less than $0.10 per day, for the 3 days I placed MadAdsMedia 160×600 ad banner on my blog’s sidebar. Imagine, I will need like 40,000 impressions to make just $2 per day based on $0.05 per 1000 impression. Earning such peanut for 30 days doesn’t even makes sense to someone like me.

If I could have Adsense that pays me very well per click, I do not see any reason to keep allowing MadAdsMedia ads compete for clicks with my Google ads. Hence, have removed their ad banner from my blog.

If my dedicated account manager can contact me for an improved eCPM and if they can allow me to use their mobile banners, I might re-consider them.

Nevertheless, If you’ve been banned by Google Adsense, you can try them. If you have a site that get lots and lots of traffic, you can be making some money with them.

Remember, MadAdsmedia.com pays for impression and not clicks.

Do you have MadAdsmedia.com ad banners on your blog? Do you earn some good $$ with them? I will love to hear from you via comments.

Please, if you know other Ad networks that pay for impression, kindly share them via comments.

MadAdsMedia is a global advertising network which works with top advertising networks to serve their ads on publishers websites. Instead of paying publishers per click like Google Adsense, the ad network pays publishers on CPM (Cost Per 1000 Impressions).

MadAdsMedia pays an average (not fixed, might be more) of $0.05 per 1000 views of their ad banner on a publisher’s site. This simply means if you are blogger, visits to your blog will earn you money even if your readers don’t click on ads. You just have to increase traffic on your site to earn more and more money using CPM.

The CPM ad  network aligns 100′s of ad networks, ad exchanges, and RTB advertisers to compete for publishers inventories.  Hence, if you place MadAdsMedia ad code on your blog, you might notice Google ads, Addynamo ads and ads of other networks been rotated on the ad space. Their optimization technology assures the ad provider with highest CPM is served, earning you the most for every impression.

The screenshot below illustrates how MadAdsMedia works: 

MadAdsMedia threshold is $50 and the network pays by check and through Paypal. Earnings are not updated real time, might take 48 hours. It takes 45 days after the current month end to receive payment if you have reached your set minimum payment.

MadAdsMedia ad network was recommended to me by a friend at Bloggerslab, while searching for best alternatives to Google Adsense apart from Chitika and Ad Dynamo.

After reading some MadAdsMedia.com reviews, I decided to give it a try for 3 days. To be honest with you, I wasn’t satisfied with what I earned for the 3days.

I earned less than $0.10 per day, for the 3 days I placed MadAdsMedia 160×600 ad banner on my blog’s sidebar. Imagine, I will need like 40,000 impressions to make just $2 per day based on $0.05 per 1000 impression. Earning such peanut for 30 days doesn’t even makes sense to someone like me.

If I could have Adsense that pays me very well per click, I do not see any reason to keep allowing MadAdsMedia ads compete for clicks with my Google ads. Hence, have removed their ad banner from my blog.

If my dedicated account manager can contact me for an improved eCPM and if they can allow me to use their mobile banners, I might re-consider them.

Nevertheless, If you’ve been banned by Google Adsense, you can try them. If you have a site that get lots and lots of traffic, you can be making some money with them.

Remember, MadAdsmedia.com pays for impression and not clicks.

Do you have MadAdsmedia.com ad banners on your blog? Do you earn some good $$ with them? I will love to hear from you via comments.

Please, if you know other Ad networks that pay for impression, kindly share them via comments.

MadAdsMedia is a global advertising network which works with top advertising networks to serve their ads on publishers websites. Instead of paying publishers per click like Google Adsense, the ad network pays publishers on CPM (Cost Per 1000 Impressions).

MadAdsMedia pays an average (not fixed, might be more) of $0.05 per 1000 views of their ad banner on a publisher’s site. This simply means if you are blogger, visits to your blog will earn you money even if your readers don’t click on ads. You just have to increase traffic on your site to earn more and more money using CPM.

The CPM ad  network aligns 100′s of ad networks, ad exchanges, and RTB advertisers to compete for publishers inventories.  Hence, if you place MadAdsMedia ad code on your blog, you might notice Google ads, Addynamo ads and ads of other networks been rotated on the ad space. Their optimization technology assures the ad provider with highest CPM is served, earning you the most for every impression.

The screenshot below illustrates how MadAdsMedia works: 

MadAdsMedia threshold is $50 and the network pays by check and through Paypal. Earnings are not updated real time, might take 48 hours. It takes 45 days after the current month end to receive payment if you have reached your set minimum payment.

MadAdsMedia ad network was recommended to me by a friend at Bloggerslab, while searching for best alternatives to Google Adsense apart from Chitika and Ad Dynamo.

After reading some MadAdsMedia.com reviews, I decided to give it a try for 3 days. To be honest with you, I wasn’t satisfied with what I earned for the 3days.

I earned less than $0.10 per day, for the 3 days I placed MadAdsMedia 160×600 ad banner on my blog’s sidebar. Imagine, I will need like 40,000 impressions to make just $2 per day based on $0.05 per 1000 impression. Earning such peanut for 30 days doesn’t even makes sense to someone like me.

If I could have Adsense that pays me very well per click, I do not see any reason to keep allowing MadAdsMedia ads compete for clicks with my Google ads. Hence, have removed their ad banner from my blog.

If my dedicated account manager can contact me for an improved eCPM and if they can allow me to use their mobile banners, I might re-consider them.

Nevertheless, If you’ve been banned by Google Adsense, you can try them. If you have a site that get lots and lots of traffic, you can be making some money with them.

Remember, MadAdsmedia.com pays for impression and not clicks.

Do you have MadAdsmedia.com ad banners on your blog? Do you earn some good $$ with them? I will love to hear from you via comments.

Please, if you know other Ad networks that pay for impression, kindly share them via comments.

The hearing officer, Mr Muana Ville, had trashed the complaints filed by the Liberty Party (LP) and its presidential candidate, Mr Charles Brumskine, for lack of evidence.

The complainants are seeking a rerun of the Oct. 10 elections, which they alleged were marred by massive fraud and irregularities perpetrated by the elections commission.

In its ruling delivered on Friday and published on the NEC website, the board said the complainants failed to prove their allegation of fraud against the commission.

“The Supreme Court has defined fraud as the employment of trick, artifice or deception to cheat or mislead another.

“It is not sufficient to merely allege fraud as a basis for relief, it must be established by proof,” the board said.

It agreed that some “transposing errors” occurred during the Oct. 10 election, but they were corrected.

The board held that such errors could not have constituted fraud because they did not affect the overall outcome of the elections.

“Accordingly, we hold that the Hearing Officer did not err, and the first and second appellant for a rerun of the Oct. 10 elections is hereby denied.

“Wherefore and in view of the foregoing, appellants appeal is hereby denied.

“The Hearing Officer’s final ruling in these proceedings is hereby confirmed and reaffirmed and it is hereby so ordered,” the board averred.

The ruling Unity Party (UP) and its presidential candidate, Mr Joseph Boakai, who is the country’s incumbent Vice President, are backing LP in its bid for a rerun of the elections.

Lawyers representing the two political parties (UP and LP) said they would take an appeal to the Supreme Court, according to local media.

By the provision of Article 83 of the Liberian Constitution, the aggrieved parties have seven days to file their appeal to the Supreme Court.

The apex court, in turn, has a maximum of seven days to review the board’s ruling and make its determination.

On Oct. 31, the Supreme Court issued a stay order on the runoff presidential elections earlier slated for Nov. 7, pending the outcome of NEC’s hearing into the complaints.

The runoff will see football legend, Mr George Weah, competing with the Vice President to succeed outgoing President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, whose tenure expires in Januar