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I do get quite a few up to $1.00 but at the same time those dreaded $0.01~0.03 keep appearing in the early mornings and late at night.
This year was $8 so far the highest
This is about 1 from several 100.000 clicks is special
My highest-value clicks have all be in the past year (I've been in the program since 2003)--at least one over $3 and several over $2. The average "price" per click has also trended upwards for me over time and is now about double what it was five years ago.
There is one page that I have, dealing with a medical subject, where almost every click (about 1 per month) is over $1, so I do believe that one pays well. The ones that I consider to be adjustments come on the most unexpected channels, which get a lot more traffic. My chile recipe is good, but it generally pays under 30 cents per click, so I don't buy it when I get a $4 click.
May I ask how you would know how much each click is paying? Only way I've been able to determine specific epc is if I only have one click on a specific channel.
I check maybe 10 times a day my earnings.
I have 200 channels.
So at day time, 1 or 2 hour difference in one of 200 channels is many times only 1 click. So it's possible to check this events.
I wish I knew better how all this works. Who in their right mind would allow a click that expensive? Clueless newbie adwords people? The highest I've seen is about $ 6.70. It was one channel with only one click that particular day.
Clueless newbie adwords people?
Not clueless...I once, very, very nearly made the same mistake when I wanted to bid 0.25 & suddenly realised it was 2.50...that budget would have soon gone!
This $2 or $4 per click is madness
It's rare but it's not madness. it depends on the type of business. If you sell cars and make thousands of dollars of profit per purchase, it's probably a good price. Same thing with some technological, medical, financial and legal services, etc.
It doesn't make necessarily sense for publishers to chase those industry however, since the competition is fierce, and sometimes, the traffic is low.
But I'm sure a lot of businesses can get a decent ROI with clicks over a buck.
I put it down to an advertiser mistake, and, unfortunately I've never seen that kind of EPC again :(
how much each click is paying
chileanglo typo? ;)
Professionals like, oh, say, lawyers, for example. $20 is not too much to pay if it puts you in the running for a big personal injury or product liability case.
Not to conjure up old demons or apply derogatory language to the practitioners of an old and noble profession, but there is more than one way to pursue an emergency vehicle.
As an adwords advertiser, I can tell you that I've paid over $10 per click. I'm not sure what the highest was, but I might have bid over $15 at times.
It depends on your conversion rate and profit.
As an adwords advertiser, I can tell you that I've paid over $10 per click. I'm not sure what the highest was, but I might have bid over $15 at times.
Please advertise on my site ;)
Lately its mostly $D00D.00 and $CR.4P
(Normally I run 20 cents a click average when I'm not being smart-priced.)
YM
Do they add up to fueling the private jet each month? Or are they just an occasional trip to Starbucks?
At the RPM level, there are sites consistently in the $60 RPM with 12% click through rates that have legitimate content.
Once I had a 38 cent click and went out and bought steak and beer for everyone. I thought, "wow, I'm in the big time now."
Try as I might, can't figure out what keyword gave me such a high cpm!
Co-incidently I got 1 click today that earned me just over $1.50!
My average is about 50 cents as far as cpm is concerned
