Showing posts with label Earning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Earning. Show all posts

Friday, 13 March 2015

Why Adsense Earning Is Low When I Get More Than 5000 PageViews And Also CPC ?

Blogger never shows correct stats for Adsense because blogger reports everything - spam visitors, robots, people without JavaScript in their browsers, people with ad blockers turned on etc. Adsense doesn't record any of those.

Google count page views and impressions only when ad code is executed by a user's browser. There are therefore several factors that would cause a discrepancy between the statistics you register in your logs and those listed in your AdSense account. Instances that wouldn't execute the code include:

  1. Spiders, robots, or crawlers from other search engines
  2. Browsers that don't have JavaScript enabled or don't support JavaScript
  3. Browsers that don't support the <iframe> tag
  4. Programs that people may have written to grab website content

Another reason why you might see a difference between your AdSense reports and your own statistics is invalid activity. Google remove clicks and impressions derived from some forms of invalid activity from reporting data, so you might see slightly higher metric values for clicks and impressions in your own statistics.

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Friday, 28 June 2013

AdSense revenue down 433% after restarting ads on new site

There could be a few reasons but one could be that there were some higher paying advertisers that were placement targeting your site & by changing your URL you lost all of them until they find your new domain. Another is that even though you're using the same ad code since the ads are on a different site the bots aren't placing the same ads to the new domain that they were placing on the old.

Over time as the bots crawl your site more & advertisers find the new URL it may improve but it may take a while & it may not ever get back to where you were before the change. History means a lot IMO & by changing the URL the site history is gone so basically you're starting over from the beginning in some ways.

Since RPM is just a calculation from your earnings that are driven by the CPC when your CPC dropped drastically the RPM had to drop with it.

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