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Hey HuskyPup >> Remember when this happened to us a little while back?
You're referring to that almighty October Glitch that didn't exist for many others!
My earnings slowly recovered during November and December and just as I was about to pull the plug on AdSense between Xmas and New Year it suddenly perked up to 80% of its former self.
There have been some extraordinary glitch days this year but mostly they have only lasted for one or two days for me.
Although my CTR is at a lower level now my earnings have remained consistent owing to much better EPCs, in fact some quite extraordinary click values for me. Last week I had someone targetting me at nearly $2.00 per click!
More of those please.
Yesterday was within 3% of my daily average and today is steaming for me!
I better not say too much unless I upset the applecart.
Well the benefit of bottoming out is that one can only go up from there.
I admit it's really difficult to sit still through numbers like these, but overall I'm still way up for the year, and I have a couple more sites I'm going to roll out soon, and Halloween's coming up... but yea, it's *really* difficult to sit still through this...
EPC continues to run far ahead of the same period last year, which suggests that advertiser demand remains strong.
EPC continues to run far ahead of the same period last year, which suggests that advertiser demand remains strong.
My EPC is +26.98% meanwhile my CTR is -29.39% and actual clicks -28.29%.
Considering my widgets are expensive and there have been huge cutbacks and layoffs in the USA and UK, it does not surprise me that much visitors are not shopping heavily for my widgets.
The companies advertising more heavily are obviously trying to drive trade in their direction.
Considering my widgets are expensive and there have been huge cutbacks and layoffs in the USA and UK, it does not surprise me that much visitors are not shopping heavily for my widgets.
Also, Google has tightened up its definition of a "valid click," so repeated or accidental clicks by clueless or confused users probably aren't being credited as readily as they were a year ago.
My metrics are diabolical for today, they've fallen off the radar and all the advertisers I can see are the usual...an absolutely yucky day so far.