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small definitions to terms in adsense panel

         

female designer

5:02 pm on Dec 19, 2006 (gmt 0)

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hi

i am a new to web development and started learning SEO too.. I have signed up for adsense id but i get confused with certain terms in the adsense panel which are

Page impressions Clicks Page CTR Page eCPM [?] Earnings

can anybody pls give me small definitions of these terms? and how my earnings are based on them because sometimes i have much more page impressions but less earning and sometimes for less more earning so not sure what's happening :)

regards,
natasha

MThiessen

5:14 pm on Dec 19, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Page impressions Clicks Page CTR Page eCPM [?] Earnings

Page impressions are how many times your page is recorded at google as having "loaded" an ad. Don't mean it made any money, it's sort of like a page hit counter.

Clicks is the amount of times your users clicked an ad

CTR - Click Through Ratio meaning what percentage of impressions generated clicks.

eCPM - estimated Cost Per Thousand (I know the M at the end is confusing, in roman numerals M = 1000)

All this is within the google help files in adsense. Take time to read it, understand it, read the TOS (terms of service)

And NEVER EVER click your own ads, or ask anyone you know to either.

joelgreen

7:10 pm on Dec 19, 2006 (gmt 0)

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You could also try "Search AdSense Help" box in the right top corner (when you are logged in to your adsense account). Just enter term there and it will provide you with good description for the term.

female designer

5:40 am on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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thanks guys for the great help...

by the way un-intentionally i clicked ten or so ads on my site while browsing because i was really interested in reading the contents of those ads :( now on I will not do so but what for now? will I be banned?

jchampliaud

6:32 am on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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"will I be banned?"

Did the clicks show up in the AdSense reports?

tomda

6:47 am on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Oups!
There are high chances that you will get banned, especially if you are new (e.g. just opened an account) and clicked on ads...

Next time, just copy and paste the URL to visit the website...

By the way, read Adsense Terms... This is very important.

And lastly, don't forget that Adsense is just like "fight club". Rule No 1 - you don't speak about Adsense!
So avoid mentionning Adsense to your family!

Green_Grass

6:54 am on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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"un-intentionally i clicked ten or so ads on my site "

You obviously did not read the TOS.

or for that matter anything else...judging by the questions.

Pengi

9:19 am on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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un-intentionally i clicked ten or so ads on my site while browsing

This sounds so outrageous I can't help suspecting that this thread is a wind-up.

Clicking on any ad on your site is clearly against Google Terms and Conditions. There is no excuse for clinking on "ten or so".

If Google notices this (and there is a very good chance that they will) you will receive the lifetime ban. This forum is littered with threads from people such as yourself asking how they can get back in the programme.

I see you have a choice to make:
1 Do you own up to Google now and hope that they accept it as a genuine mistake and let you stay in the programme? This risks alerting them to your misdemeanour in case they hadn't noticed it. Or
2 Keep your fingers crossed that they haven't noticed and just await the the "you've been banned" e-mail.

I would favour Option 1.

Note that the "I've been banned" e-mail can take some time to arrive after the offence was committed - don't assume that because you've heard nothing, that you have got away with it.

Read the Google AdSense Terms and Conditions that you have already agreed to.

Read some of the posts on this site. E.g.
[webmasterworld.com...]

[edited by: Pengi at 9:23 am (utc) on Dec. 20, 2006]

female designer

12:38 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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hmm, i read all the linked threads here about what i have done and i am now waiting to be kicked off ..lolz.. well i was new and i had not read adsense policy in fact i just started using adsense ten days ago.. so i am looking for some other service like yahoo ads may be :) ...

Green_Grass

3:26 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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"like yahoo ads may be :) "

Not available outside USA.

MThiessen

3:36 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Why not just stop, read the TOS and all the other help stuff. Don't click any more ads, write adsense tell them what you did, and see if this gets you started back on the right foot?

female designer

4:06 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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i was thinking to write to adsense but adsense havent blocked me yet :) .. and also i read the suggested threads the gentleman told to first find a link in google staff then send email dont send random emails like normal users and i am newbie stupid female developer (so many attributes lolz) i dont know any person in adsense / google so do you think i still should write them?

netmeg

4:11 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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I'm a stupid female developer too. If you intend or wish to stay in the program, then write to them - but you might want to leave out the stupid female developer part, as you just might reach a stupid female support person.

Pengi

4:16 pm on Dec 20, 2006 (gmt 0)

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If you wait until you receive an e-mail from Google telling you that you've been banned, than I think your chances of being allowed back in are, at best, low.

If you e-mail AdSense to let them know that you inadvertently clicked some ads whilst browsing your site, they will look into it. They will send you a very strong e-mail telling you it is against the rules. They will deduct the invalid clicks from your "earnings". If you (and the data from their investigations) convince them that it was indeed an innocent mistake, and you convince them that it will not be repeated, you may be allowed to continue in the programme.

If your "ten or so clicks" turns out to be many more than this and appears to be systematic, then I would expect that the "you've been banned e-mail" is now inevitable.

female designer

4:49 am on Dec 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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good news... google accepted my appologies ... and the only reason I could see is my genuine innocence :D .. google is gr8 ;)

thanks for great help and tips.

Pengi

3:40 pm on Dec 21, 2006 (gmt 0)

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Congratulatations - good luck for the future.

Take time to read the Terms and Conditions and make sure you adhere to them.