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Long may it continue:-)
Right now I'm for (b) because I have seen a change in ads.
See:
[webmasterworld.com...]
What looks like a big increase in CTR might simply be that the page impressions haven't as yet updated. Similarly, a drop in CTR might mean clicks haven't updated.
Best bet for trends is full-day stats, anything else is mostly unreliable and essentially meaningless.
(Now if everybody can come back tomorrow and confirm a substantially higher CTR for today that just might be significant.)
What looks like a big increase in CTR might simply be that the page impressions haven't as yet updated. Similarly, a drop in CTR might mean clicks haven't updated.
This is not what I have observed (although I can't say that I have paid close attention to it). I find that when I update the AdSense report screen, I see the impressions and the click-through figures either both change, or neither change. Of course, that doesn't necessarily mean that they are in sync -- the impression figures could have updated to 10 minutes ago while the click-through figures updated to 20 minutes ago. I really don't know, but I have no reason to believe that happens.
And as has been posted in the past, some clicks occasionally seem to be held over to the following day...
Also the CTR of my German sites increased, but not so much.
Just nearly, less than 1% missing, a new highest ever. But it was a Friday! Shure it was the highest ever Friday in the statistic.