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My question - does anyone that has more than one website have all their sites using the one adsense account? I'm curious if there are benefits to seperating the two. I have a business partner so I understand that users are not allowed multiple accounts but my business partner could open and adsense account for this other website.
My concern is that one of my websites will do better than the other and lower my average CPM or CTR which might effect the other website. The other advantage of course is that if for some crazy reason one of my accounts is low-price or banned, the other would live on.
Any users with feeback who have either one or more adsense accounts for one or more websites?
Bear in mind that if the worst happened and one of your accounts is banned then the other probably would be too as an 'associated' account, as it would be really difficult to careful keep the logins on different IPs, etc.
I wouldn't bother.
I can think of two downsides to having all my sites in one account:
First of all, we only get 200 channels for tracking, so some aspects on somes sites have to go untracked. I don't much like that.
Second of all, one of my sites is family/kid oriented. It means I feel obligated to block some ads that I wouldn't have any problem running on my other sites, because when you block an ad, you block it for everything in your account.
If neither of those situations are likely to apply to you, then you shouldn't have a problem.
I have multiple sites on the one account and I see very different CTRs and ECPMs across the suite. I don't think the sites affect each other.
I've observed the same thing. A while ago I had the impression smart pricing was by account but that's not what I'm seeing now. Some of my sites have much better pay per click than others even though all my sites are on the same account. Maybe AdSense got more sophisticated.
Smart pricing works at account level and not site level. If you have many sites on one account then smart pricing will affect them all.
Did we finally find evidence or proof of that one? I'm like annej, it seemed to be the case some time ago but I don't see it now.
I mean, it would really, really be a dumb thing that it affects entire accounts. So some sites don't do as well as others. Why would the others be penalized?
Having said that, Google do have an issue with how some people define smart-pricing. Their explanation of it appears to me to be reasonable and almost inevitable. But I do have problems in understanding it being operated at account level. Has anyone seen anything from Google to indicate this has changed?