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I'm thinking this is true because supposedly we'll be getting paid comparably from CPM as we are for CPC.
Right now, I don't see any different ads on my pages. I guess there are none running, and if my theory is incorrect, maybe I do need to be worried.
I don't see anyway to turn off CPM ads as someone mentioned, or maybe they were talking about just switching to unsupported formats. The ones I use are supported.
If my site does get targeted for CPM, and my bottom line drops to anything near $2.00, or $1.40 CPM, well, it just better not. I'm thinking it won't, if they want CPM on my sites, I think they'd have to bid much higher.
It is against TOS to say about real CPM.
Let's say I have much more than 2.00 CPM -
but it is not because of GG.
I just reduced all ADSENSE space to minimum,
something like 5 times compare to January just to keep
my earnings on the same level.
And again do you really think someone will bid 20 CPM
on my site? No way.
Our only hope - Adsense network is A MARKET.
And market laws will arrange everything out.
Just keep tuning and tweaking.
For instance last couple days tes of INCREDIBILL shows
I should try those Adlinks again.
Probably less than 1 or 2 percent of all publishers will ever see cpm ads on their site(s).
1. offer advertisers a better vehicle for their ads (true on-target sites that convert well).
2. offer well-converting publishers a potentially better payout.
Both these options were probably considered in light of the coming yahoo roll-out.
