Earnings per man-hour

what do sites earn per man-hour spent to run them?

[dmz17]

If I divide our AdSense earnings by the *total* number of man-hours it takes to run our site (development, operation, marketing, customer support, etc.), we get about $7.35 per man-hour from AdSense.

Curious what others see.

[Macro]

Curious what others see

$x, where x is a variable.

[diamondgrl]

Funny, I'm seeing $y. Macro, are you sure your figures are correct?

[gidi]

I think Macro is right

I too am getting around $x an hour (plus or minus) $q depending on t hours spent.
When I was on holiday for a week I didn't go near a computer. Mathematically speaking a denomator of zero hours is a lot of dosh per hour.

[ronin]

I don't get it. I get $x on the days when I work and about $1.3x on the days which I take off. That's probably not true at all, but it certainly feels like it sometimes.

[alika]

you mean we actually work?

[dejaone]

if you generate $10 extra a month from one hours' work, you make $60 per hour considering earnings from 6 months, and $120/hour considering earnings over a course of a year.

earnings per hour is definitely at double digits dependent on how you calculate the earning.

[dmz17]

Macro, diamondgrl, gidi, ronin, and alika, why the sarcasm?

[ronin]

I was deadly serious.