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When I visit German news web sites, I am allways annoyed by all sort of ads for sport bets.
Could it be, that there was also a big AdWords campaign for sport bets ruining my CTR?
Somewhere I read that worldwide 1.5 billion people were watching. That should give some dent in the traffic. :-)
Until 3:00 pm MET (Middle European time - 9 hours difference to Google time) just a slow Saturday. Nothing special, there are more or less good Saturdays, but there is a certain range for the number of impressions on a Saturday.
But from 3:00p, to 4:00pm, CTR only 1/5 what is normal. Impressions in a very low, but just normal range for a Saturday afternoon.
Are people not watching soccer also the same sort of people not clicking on ads?
When was 'black Friday'? I don't see any difference to stats.
I saw a very modest dip in EPC, CTR, and eCPM, but impressions were up about 20%, so I wouldn't call it a "Black Friday." In any case, one day (or even one weekend or one week) doesn't constitute a trend.
I wouldn't even begin to speculate on numbers for today (Saturday), since it's still early morning Google time.
I saw a very modest dip in EPC, CTR, and eCPM, but impressions were up about 20%, so I wouldn't call it a "Black Friday."
Your target audience is mostly US, and they are no soccer fans.
My main audience is the German area.
German is a soccer country and they have just right now the world championship.
Your target audience is mostly US...
Not according to my affiliate statistics.
For the month of June our revenues are up by around 15% compared to last month and we are still on target.
As I am myself a little bit addicted to the WorldCup, I only work an hour a day and enjoy the games from Berlin, Germany.
Go Japan, South Korea...