If you've ever tried to sell adverts on your web site, you'll know how difficult it can be to get advertisers onboard and then keep them. It's a lot of hard work, often for very little return. That's where we come in.

The 'GS' bit in GS Ad Network stands for 'Gender Society', who's ad network this is. Our publisher program is an advertising partnership program that allows our Publishers to display ads on their web sites and get paid for all legitimate clicks on those ads. If you own one or more web sites you will be welcome to join us as a Publisher and when you've registered you can start displaying ads on your sites immediately. We find the advertisers so there's no more selling to do. Easy!

Of course not - it's absolutely free to join. In fact, once you're up and running, we pay you!

Signing up for the GS Ad Network publisher program is very simple. Just click here to register with us to start showing ads on your web site and start earning straight away.

Ad formats are pretty simple to manage. There are a number of standard sizes and shapes of ad for you to choose from and you can specify colors too when you create your ad block code. As well as the banner ad formats, you can also decide how many text ads you would like to show in each ad block. It's all pretty easy stuff and you are guided at every step. It'll only take a few minutes to get your first ads on ai and we've even made a short, step-by-step video showing you exactly how.

After specifying the type, orientation, size, shape and color of your ads, you only need to paste a little piece of code into your web pages in the place where you want the ads to appear. Our clever code will identify the theme and content of your page and automatically display relevant ads.

You may place any number of ad blocks on your web pages but for each subsequent ad code, we recommend you to generate the display code again.

Yes, of course. You can prevent any ads that you may think are competitive from showing up on your site. While creating each ad block you can select the sites which you want to exclude.

That depends entirely on how busy your site is and where you put your ad units. If your site is about transgender things, then our ads should be very relevant to your visitors but they will need to be visible or they could be missed. For best results, make sure your ad units are displayed prominently on every page and especially on your home page. Also, make sure your ad units appear in the top part of the page above "the fold".

Currently we use PayPal to pay you but there are more payment gateways in the pipeline. You can raise a withdrawal request from your Publisher Account Area and we'll process it within one week.

You can raise a withdrawal request if you have at least $100 in your account. We'll process the withdrawal request within one week and your payment will be credited to your PayPal account immediately.

Can I click on my own ads?

That would be a very bad idea. Obviously, the advertisers who pay good money to put ads on your pages only want to pay for genuine clicks on those ads, from real potential customers. To keep them happy and to prevent any wrong-doing, our software is able to identify fraudulent clicks. We have to take a serious view of any fraudulent activity that may occur but we're sure you understand why. Computers are great at tracking what users do so please don't even think about clicking on network ads that appear on your site, unless you are a genuine customer and even then, only click the ad once. Our zero-tolerance policy means that if our software detects any fraudulent activity, your account will be closed and the whole of your balance will be refunded to the advertisers. Sorry but we've got to play fair.

How can I ensure the system definitely knows what my page is about and displays relevant adverts?

Our system will look at your page and take a guess at what it's about but to ensure accuracy, we ask that you make sure that you have properly formatted Title, Description and Keyword tags in the HTML behind all of your web pages. Hey, that's just good practice anyway and will also help your standing in any search engines that may come to visit.