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(niche, in case you ask, is technology).
Ann
Are those number correct and related to the topic? :)
I meant an average of $0.20 a click, with total daily or arround $90.00-120.00.
where there before the Advertise was paying less for getting there ads on your site now to specially targating you site they have to pay more even as to comeup with there advertisment with a compitator they have to bid more but then site like ours which are somehow dependent on engine to get trafic have effected
Due to this changes as where by last month our traffic for first ten days of the month was 23,700 something with 1,900+ clicks with total $400+ of earnings
where by this month it has been totally slacked and benifited small players :-) (may be)
This month visitors for the first ten days is 8,500 something with 430+ click with total $100+ of earnings
where by our last months earning was crossed $1000+++++ I guess this month it would be less then $500 hmm... let hope for the best :-)
Sorry cant give you the exact figure of Visitors, Clicks and Earning as it is against of Google Ad-Sense TOS
The post before me seemed to be saying that there has been some change at Google but I could not figure out what the person was trying to say.
Has there been a change in the Adwords sector that is meaning more to our bottom line?
I thought the first 2 clicks were great as they were 33 cents each, but the two clicks yesterday was only 7 cents each....the fluctuation is wide and varies from site to site.
Ann
In my case, I actually see the same exact advertisers on my website.
It is not like if there were new players bidding higher and pushing the CPC value.
On my main eCommerce site, the prices I'm having to pay for ads are rising - which should mean eCPM should be rising for Adsense publishers on those keywords.
I think a lot just depends on what niche you serve.
Everyone dance to the beat... "Go Google! Go Google! Go Google!"
You're not complaining though, right? A $40 ecpm would still be the envy of many. Including me!
>>I'm back to my usual ~$40.00 eCPM.You're not complaining though, right? A $40 ecpm would still be the envy of many. Including me!
Well, no, certainly no. But yesterday it was $65.00.
And a crazy channel showed something like $290.00 at the end of the day! It had clicks arround $2.00 - $3.00.
Now everything is normal, actually slower. Because, I always have between $40.00 and $50.00, and today it is near $30.00.
I think some advertisers decided to push their ads a bit and that make all the bids go way high.
Case in point is one page that has $111.76 eCPM but the earnings is only $1.79, it's a low traffic page with only a couple of clicks, a meaningless number as eCPM would drop a bunch if the page had a lot of traffic.
Perhaps one or more high paying page9s), for whatever reason, ranked high in a search engine for a short while and brought in some clicks.
That particular channel gave me just arround $60.00, alone - a very poor visited page.
