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It's Google. The stats are not accurate reflections of what happens on the day. They never were. But it's becoming more the case now that money you earned on one day may or may not appear on that day, may appear the next day, some of it may be collected and accumulated over several days and then - BHAM - banged on your account on a day when you least expect it. And this delayed accounting is also skewing the data that channels was supposed to provide.
This is making it impossible to calculate what's paying and what's not paying.
But isn't that the way they like it? :)
[edited by: Macro at 9:51 am (utc) on April 29, 2004]
(assuming you're not suffering from PSAs)
Whatever it is I'm happy.......
On a large site like ours with fairly decent sized impressions and earnings - and spread over a wide topic area - it's almost impossible that genuine EPC can jump over 200% in one day. Google needs to sort their stats.
My first reaction is, I didn't think that targeting to site 2 could be so much worse that clickthroughs are halved. Targeting on that site is quite lame and the CTR is pretty low already.
I can't wait to see the channel data for yesterday, which showed an even bigger change.
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When mediabot comes along, it only has information about the page which is not enough to determine what sort of ads to serve. When a deep crawl occurs and the Google index is updated, adsense is better able to serve more relevant ads.
I have had a few record days in a row
The ads are the same "theme" - were always well targeted on my sites .. ..
The ads do seem a bit "different" than last week though - I guess the higher paying ads are going in "first"