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Google adsense is world largest PPC program and lots of blogger change their life style by using Google adsense. But some times it will hard to get a adsense account and why a blogger need to use any alternative of Google adsense. Here, I show 10 best alternatives of Google adsense which should be you second choice if you are not approve for Google adsense. I suggest bloggers to wait for some times and try for a adsense account from different sites and different PC. 1. Clicksor : Contextual online Advertising company Clicksor is the best alternative of Google adsense. Payment solution will after every 15 days. Clicksor allow PayPal and Check payout. Need at least $20 for payout by PayPal and $50 for Payout by Check. Clicksor offer multiple ad format and excellent client support. Clicksor also have some referral programmer and about 10% commission. A signal account of Clicksor can allow place advertise in different sites. 2. BidVertiser : PPC experts say...

Every blogger dreams of making a lot of money online and most of them want to make a lot of money online particularly from Google Adsense , because it’s simply the best and the most reputed ad network around which also offers the market best CPCs. But dreams of several newbies are shattered because Google Adsense has strict approval rules for obvious reasons like to reduce fake accounts, to reduce spam, to  prevent frauds from happening and some more reasons. And this is why some times even genuine Adsense applications get disapproved. Here are some things you should work on before applying for Google Adsense program. Things to Keep in Mind When your Adsense application is disapproved (if you’ve applied before) there’s a genuine reason behind it… & thus every Adsense application is not meant to be approved. Mistakes can happen because there are humans reviewing your Adsense application… & so do not stop trying! URL of Your Website & it’...

O nline Outsourcing is the business process of contracting third-party providers (often overseas) to supply products or services which are delivered and paid for via the internet. Online outsourcing emerged in the early 2000s, along with advances in internet technology, as a viable option for SMEs and entrepreneurs who lacked the necessary financial resources to meet the costs associated with traditional forms of outsourcing. Outsourcing or freelancing marketplaces play a pivotal role in connecting buyers of outsourced services (small businesses and individuals) with providers of outsourced services (freelance workers). The last decade has seen strong growth in online outsourcing, particularly through freelance marketplaces, with over $500m USD spent on the top outsourcing sites between the turn of the Millennium and the start of 2010. In the first quarter of 2010 more than $50m USD was spent on these same marketplaces by the second quarter of 2010 this figure had jumpe...