CPC – Cost-Per-Click programs are the advertising models that pay webmasters for each click a visitor makes on the ads. CPC ads are the easiest and the best way for a small-scale blogger to monetize their website. All bloggers who are interested in making money online after starting a small blog will turn to CPC ads.

A few of my readers have sent me an email after reading the following post which has earlier been discussed – Which is better CPM or CPC Model Of Advertising?

Many readers have asked which is the best CPC for a small blogger? First of all defining a small blogger would be via the daily traffic hits he gets. A small blogger can have anywhere from 100 to 200 unique visitors per day to make the blog feasible enough to monetize.

List of best CPC/PPC ads for a small-scale bloggers:

Bidvertiser: They allow pay-per-click advertising on your site. You can display the BidVertiser text ads on your website or blog, get paid for every click and have the payments sent directly to your PayPal account. They are great for small bloggers because they have a very small payout amount – only $10.

Bidvertiser also gives its publishers an attractive referral program, which means that you will also be paid for every user you refer.

AdBrite: They are another great choice of CPC/PPC advertisements for a small blogger. This is mainly because they allow for different kinds of ads such as -  text ads, in-line ads, full page ads and banners. Due to the availability of different kinds of ad formats any level of blogger can try AdBrite and test conversions on different kinds of ads.

Adbrite has a payout of $50, which is again a suitable minimum payout for a small blogger.

These are among the top 2 best CPC/PPC for a small-scale blogger to make money online. Hope you found this post useful. If you have any other alternatives, do let all the other readers at C0llegefallout know by commenting below.

As if PPC  advertisers like Google Adsense, Adbrite were not enough – QueryAds has made an entry into a highly competitive market. Query Ads puts live search engine traffic keywords to work for advertisers – one difference being that they eliminate the usage of broad keywords, more specific keywords are bid.QueryAds has a minimum payout of $50. Another advantage I found was that they accept PayPal. If you are an advertiser or a publisher, you can add and withdraw fund from QueryAds with your Paypal account. Currently, they are not offering checks.

Interested publishers can sign up for QueryAds, although I really doubt the level of interest that webmasters may have. They do not accept each publisher site immediately. QueryAds review each site submitted within 1-2 business days.

One nice feature I find is that advertisers can initiate campaign in QueryAds with only $10 as their budget. This will allow small scale bloggers like me to take leverage – if interested in promoting a blog with ads.

The remainder of the features remain all the same, you can customize the layout of your ad and all your ads will be keyword targeted. If interested you can join QueryAds as a publisher or advertiser here.