Do some publishers get different payments from G?

[linuxguy]

I started with Adsense a couple of months ago, my site is very new so we get low traffic for now. Today I noticed that my earning were very low. The only thing I did before this was to send google and email asking If it's Ok to ad an adsense into a wiki site I run. They said it's ok but now I c my earning lower.

Is google giving diferent percentage of aernings depending on the publisher? publisher sites?

Linuxguy

[moltar]

Yes, this is actually discussed in another thread [webmasterworld.com].

[loanuniverse]

linux is all about topics and how much in demand your topic is. You will see great differences in EPC "Earnings Per Click" if you implement channels for each one of those sites.

Overall, your combined earnings should grow if you bring in another site. However, you earnings per click or earnings per X number of impressions can actually decrease.

[fezziwig]

The big question is whether it is possible to negotiate a higher percentage. From what I can tell, it looks like there is plenty of wiggle room. What does it take to get Google to the table?

[markus007]

20 million pageviews a month, and you get to sit down with a google rep

[linuxguy]

I don't think they will sit down with you atleast you are a gold publisher. <snip>
[edited by: linuxguy at 3:05 am (utc) on Mar. 30, 2004]

[edited by: Jenstar at 9:24 am (utc) on Mar. 30, 2004]
[edit reason] TOS # 26 [/edit]

[fezziwig]

I have no desire to run 20M pageviews per month. 1-2M is just fine with me.

[HybernaTe]

with 20 million page views for sure you earn ****,xxx amount of $

[jomaxx]

I think loanuniverse has it right. You are probably adding content in very different areas, and without using the channels you have no way of comparing apples to apples over a period of time.

BTW, premium partners do have a different contractual arrangement with Google, but the least speculative answer to whether different AdSense publishers have different payout formulas is "Nobody knows".