What is the best product or service to advertise using banners?

[neku]

I have a large number of banner credits on a large number of websites with visitors from various countries. What type of product or service can be most profitably advertised on the website banners for branding or getting clicks?

 

[monster_masterpiece]

Try partnerize it pays by US payment service to airtm. Airtm could be cash out in crypto in P2P later. It is pay per lead compaign.

 

[Augusta]

It's well-suited for products with visual appeal, limited-time offers, and services that benefit from clear call-to-actions. Consider using banner ads to highlight specific features

 

[Suba]

In my opinion, the types of products and services best suited for advertising using banners are those that require visual display, such as food, clothing, beverages, promotional events/discounts, digital products, etc.

 

[kit_hung]

Try partnerize it pays by US payment service to airtm. Airtm could be cash out in crypto in P2P later. It is pay per lead compaign.

"Interesting suggestion! Partnerize sounds like a solid option, especially with the US payment service to AirTM and the crypto cash-out flexibility. The pay-per-lead model could work well if the traffic is targeted.

Since you’ve got banner credits across different countries, have you considered testing a mix of offers? Like high-ticket affiliate products (software, finance, or biz opps) for Tier 1 traffic and CPI/mobile app installs for emerging markets? Might help maximize ROI while you figure out what converts best.

Also, how’s the payout on those Partnerize leads? Just curious if it’s competitive with other PPL networks. Appreciate the tip though—might test it myself!"

 

[gwolf666]

From what you're saying, it seems to me that the most profitable thing is to advertise digital products or services that anyone can buy. Understand? But from anywhere, for example, online courses, apps, video games, software, online stores, etc.

 

[Augusta]

Fashion and Apparel:
High-quality images of clothing, accessories, or footwear can be very appealing in banner ads.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

"Interesting suggestion! Partnerize sounds like a solid option, especially with the US payment service to AirTM and the crypto cash-out flexibility. The pay-per-lead model could work well if the traffic is targeted.

Since you’ve got banner credits across different countries, have you considered testing a mix of offers? Like high-ticket affiliate products (software, finance, or biz opps) for Tier 1 traffic and CPI/mobile app installs for emerging markets? Might help maximize ROI while you figure out what converts best.

Also, how’s the payout on those Partnerize leads? Just curious if it’s competitive with other PPL networks. Appreciate the tip though—might test it myself!"

You could even getting invitations and then also promote ref link by email marketing and banner ad or mix of that instead on focusing on low CPM platforms, from personal experience I succesfully grabbed 9 sales of winzip and 5 sales of corel and 2 sales of mind mapping and 3 sales of advanced system repairs and 1 sale of ease us that is my 87 $ commissions. Working on PTP pays lower than that that is why I am not active here as before.

 

[Fire&Rain]

If I were placing banners like that, I’d stick to things people can instantly get excited about. Tech stuff, subscription services, online classes, or even cool travel offers. Something visual, easy to understand, and useful tends to catch attention no matter where people are from.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

If I were placing banners like that, I’d stick to things people can instantly get excited about. Tech stuff, subscription services, online classes, or even cool travel offers. Something visual, easy to understand, and useful tends to catch attention no matter where people are from.

Everything you could buy with redotpay credit card could be source of money if others purchase under your affiliate link.

 

[oliver991]

Honestly, banners work best for stuff that has a really broad appeal, since you don’t know exactly who’s looking. Things like VPNs, web hosting, dating sites, games, or even cashback apps usually get decent clicks. If you want branding, simple eye-catching designs with short text help more than cramming too much info. Keep it clear and curiosity-driven.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

Honestly, banners work best for stuff that has a really broad appeal, since you don’t know exactly who’s looking. Things like VPNs, web hosting, dating sites, games, or even cashback apps usually get decent clicks. If you want branding, simple eye-catching designs with short text help more than cramming too much info. Keep it clear and curiosity-driven.

All websites prevent using VPN in between so like you are throwing your money from window if you use VPN it could be easily detected.

 

[Nomad]

There is no such thing as best product and service to advertise through banners, you can advertise any thing but you need to use target the right comsumer

 

[monster_masterpiece]

There is no such thing as best product and service to advertise through banners, you can advertise any thing but you need to use target the right comsumer

This is one word but in reality 3 chapters: targetting the right customer, choosing right time and type of compaign, finding product availability for sellers

 

[Augusta]

You can effectively bring back past website visitors who didn't convert by targeting them with banner ads, encouraging them to complete a purchase or desired action.

 

[monster_masterpiece]

You can effectively bring back past website visitors who didn't convert by targeting them with banner ads, encouraging them to complete a purchase or desired action.

It will be hard to restart old site or start from scratch.