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And if not, you make note of the exception in your post, right (i.e. my CTR is XX% for one of my channels or my average CTR for "month" was, etc.)?
I just want to know where people come from...
But, then, like the last post, is that ad unit CTR for the day or page CTR for the day? Probably page CTR, that's what most people refer to.
If you see a thread and someone mention CTR, it wouldn't be a dumb question to ask what they specifically meant.
Google prohibits discussing specifics of AdSense stats, except for monthly earnings. So any mention of CTR, page impressions, or whatever is technically a violation.
Many people seem not to care. Others, and I'm one of them, talk about our stats using examples or ranges or relative statements, to avoid being too specific.
I was asking as I periodically see posts about CTR here and there (especially on other forums) and was wanting a general concensus of what people typically refer to when talking about their CTR.
I tend to keep a tight lip myself.
I guess you would need to use channels on a channel per page level to track page CTR, no? Or am I missing something?
I work my channels across a category each (since the channel limit would prevent a channel per page).
It would be nice to be a little more granular though.
"Time-of-click" would be cool to approximate that click to entries in your web server log file.
Hunderdown is right, people aren't even supposed to be discussing specific CTRs. Another "oops" in my book. Thanks for the reminder.
