Google life is strange (sometimes)

[miguelito]

iīve been chugging along at around $ 70 a day for the past two months, although over the last two weeks it has dropped sharply to about $ 35 a day, last saturday was my worst day ever, down to $ 23.45.
there i am sitting, #*$!ing about google and feeling sorry for myself when i log on to the account page and discover that i just made my highest day total ever (and there are still about 10 hours in the day left) $ 256.
checked the traffic data, nothing unusual, no suspicious high click rates, itīs just every ad click seems to be worth 75 cents today instead of 10-15 cents as usual.

DAMN! they just busted my theory about weeknds being slower due to them being non-working days....i am going to have to rewrite my google theory and psychological profile now ;)

[sirkei]

Same feeling to you but i am not making as much as you. I have not broken the $200 per day yet.

Wait for me!

[sailorjwd]

Like me, you may find Adsense is like a box of chocolates.

[Swebbie]

Run, Publisher! RUN!

[Alioc]

The nature of this business. Trends and earnings change feel like rollercoster as they call. Only God and Google can see the next curve you'll be climbing up or droping down from.

It's better to paralellize your efforts and motivation to the long term results. That's the only way to catch the wave.

[Mr_Fern]

I know what you mean, my site practically doubled in viewers (and a significant increase in clicks) in June from May but the revenue was roughly the site. Then came July and I was making between 70 to 90 a day, and recently I've been making over 100 a day. Yesterday made close to 170. I hoped to be averaging around 100 a day within 6 months, and here I am getting that a month early. How long this trend stays, who knows, but I just hope it doesn't go away any time soon.

[jcmiras]

" Like me, you may find Adsense is like a box of chocolates. "

Me too, you'll never know what you get next.

[skippy]

You probably had a click dump.

[Mr_Fern]

I know what you mean, my site practically doubled in viewers (and a significant increase in clicks) in June from May but the revenue was roughly the site.

"roughly the same"

I just noticed this, too late to edit :(