What are the best Native Ad network according to your experience?

[Graybeard]

Chat GPT ??

Buying keyword search tool clicks maybe ...

 

[John Blant]

Interesting! I know Google Ads is huge with its search and display network, but how does MGID compare in terms of performance?

MGID is great for native ads, especially if you're targeting international audiences. It integrates ads more naturally into content, which leads to better engagement and lower cost per click compared to Google Ads, at least in some regions.

 

[Fabian_Bau]

MGID is great for native ads, especially if you're targeting international audiences. It integrates ads more naturally into content, which leads to better engagement and lower cost per click compared to Google Ads, at least in some regions.

Sounds promising! Does they work well for a broad range of industries?

 

[John Blant]

Interesting! I know Google Ads is huge with its search and display network, but how does MGID compare in terms of performance?

It does, but like Outbrain, it’s particularly effective for certain niches—health, beauty, and finance tend to perform really well. But if you're aiming for a more general audience, it’s still a solid option.

 

[Fabian_Bau]

It does, but like Outbrain, it’s particularly effective for certain niches—health, beauty, and finance tend to perform really well. But if you're aiming for a more general audience, it’s still a solid option.

Outbrain is good, but it's more content-focused, so it excels when you're promoting blog articles, news, or long-form content. I would say it works best in content-driven niches like media or education, whereas MGID can drive direct conversions with native placements.

 

[Ford Geflson]

I see that tabula has been written about here a lot, but there are many questions for them, for example, about their traffic. The ROI from Taboola has been on a serious decline lately, and I think I figured out why - they’re pushing my ads on shady platforms like Linkvertise, LOL (not lol). So I find it funny when people call it the best native advertising

 

[John Blant]

Outbrain is good, but it's more content-focused, so it excels when you're promoting blog articles, news, or long-form content. I would say it works best in content-driven niches like media or education, whereas MGID can drive direct conversions with native placements.

Got it. So, if I’m looking for strong native ad placements globally, MGID would be a better pick than Outbrain?

 

[Joel Hart]

I see that tabula has been written about here a lot, but there are many questions for them, for example, about their traffic. The ROI from Taboola has been on a serious decline lately, and I think I figured out why - they’re pushing my ads on shady platforms like Linkvertise, LOL (not lol). So I find it funny when people call it the best native advertising

I've had a similar experience with Taboola. I noticed my ads showing up on some questionable sites too. It definitely raises concerns about where my investment is going.

 

[Ford Geflson]

I've had a similar experience with Taboola. I noticed my ads showing up on some questionable sites too. It definitely raises concerns about where my investment is going.

Hi! Did you find an alternative? I’ve been reading a lot on the forum, and MGID is highly recommended. This month will be my first month using it, and I’ll share my experience afterward. But I’d be glad to hear about other alternatives as well.

 

[GrowthGuru]

i'll suggest you Yengo, Yahoo, Gemini networks

 

[Ariel-ActiveRevenue]

i think people focus too much on “best network” and not enough on audience fit. the same platform can massively outperform or underperform depending on GEO, device mix, site category, user intent, and how aggressive the widgets feel

i’ve seen sites make more with slightly lower CPMs simply because the ad experience matched the audience better and users stayed engaged longer. native monetization is really a balance between revenue and user trust.

 

[Fabian_Bau]

Hi! Did you find an alternative? I’ve been reading a lot on the forum, and MGID is highly recommended. This month will be my first month using it, and I’ll share my experience afterward. But I’d be glad to hear about other alternatives as well.

Hey! It’s been quite a while since you started using the platform. Could you give us an update on how it’s going and what your overall thoughts are? What are the main pros and cons you’ve noticed so far, and did you end up finding any good alternatives? I’ve been using MGID for a long time myself, and I’m currently on the fence about whether it's worth switching to something else or just sticking with it.