Are you a website publisher or blogger who wants to earn money with your website but either don't like Google AdSense, got kicked out of the program, or won't use AdSense for another reason?

There are plenty of alternatives to Google Adsense that can earn just as much or more as the popular contextual advertising tool. But which one should you go with, or should you try more than one?

Read on, and we test some of the best AdSense alternatives available, and tell you which one makes you the most money!

Chitika Premium offers unique ads in a product layout, focusing on search engine traffic, and can be used along with AdSense. When a visitor finds your site via a search engine, your Chitika ad will extract their search terms used, and serve ads based on that keyword. This is a great method that ensures that the ads displayed are exactly what the user is looking for!

The ads come in many sizes sure to fit your site, and for non-search engine traffic, will display any other ad of your choosing. This method ensures that your ad traffic is optimized. We highly recommend using Chitika Premium along with any of the other ad networks below, or AdSense.

Best for: product-related websites, sites with lots of search engine traffic

WidgetBucks' vertical ad widgets display products based on the buying trends of 100 million U.S. shoppers. Spanning hundreds of categories and millions of products, WidgetBucks' CPC-based shopping ad widgets give site visitors eye-catching designs to attract their attention and clicks.

Publishers can choose from multiple categories to help the system serve ads based on their website content, and the system will also scan your content to serve contextually related ads.

We've used Widgetbucks with lots of success. They offer very unique ads which I've never seen with another ad network, and automatically serve ads based on which ones perform the best. We really like Widgetbucks.

Best for: all websites

Adbrite acts more like an ad marketplace, allowing you to sell the ads on your site individually, accept or reject ads before they appear on your site. You can also customize the ads as much as you want to better match your site design.

Adbrite sets up an advertising page for your website, taking the hassle away from you. This website will tell potential advertisers details about your site, what ad sizes you sell, and even the return on investment you can expect. This is all calculated for you, and not only save you time, but also has the potential to make much more money though direct sales. We recommend Adbrite.

Best for: Adsense replacement, mid- to high-traffic

Bidvertiser is very much like AdSense in design, but they offer more flexibility. You can create a wide range of ad sizes and even create your own designs.

Bidvertiser will pay you via Paypal with only a $10 minimum balance, unlike AdSense's $100 minimum, meaning you will get paid much more often!

Bidvertiser also offers Ads for Feeds, which allows you to monetize your RSS feeds!

Best for: any blog or website with an RSS feed, Adsense replacement