Adsense stats are out of wack

channels are reporting high ctr

[kempozone]

Just checked my stats and found many channels with 100% and higher ctr. Overall ctr is 86%. Are impression reporting lagging behind?

Anyone experiencing this?

kz

[sunzfan]

Yeah, 3 clients are the same - super insanely high CPM - and CTR...

[conjo_guam]

Same here

0 impressions in one channel but i see clicks from that channel.
Strange
Yup, i belive, they use different databases for channels, clicks and also different database for daily/monthly stats.

Thats why , we see occasional discrepencies in the stats.
I belive, this is high time for google to start reporting stats once a day.

[elsewhen]

many are apparently seeing this:

[webmasterworld.com...]

[surfer67]

I think the impressions count in lagging.

[photo200]

yeap, the same here.

Earnings the same - CTR is up , clicks down.

Impressions count is slowed down

[taps]

argh, and I thought, I had found the golden path to increase my cpm.

[icedowl]

Definitely out of whack!

Figure this one out: got a click & earnings on an ad unit that has had no impressions, no CTR & no eCPM.

Sure...

[Tropical Island]

Our page views are exactly 50% of what they were yesterday at the same time while CTR is the same. Impressions are way behind.

[europeforvisitors]

This happens from time to time. It's no big deal. Impressions should catch up with the other numbers by the end of the day.

[moftary]

I agree that impression count is lagging, but why do I get this %150 click increase?

[creepychris]

Hmm. I had high CTR today as well, what gives: faulty stats or an attack across the web?

[JohnKelly]

Impressions are lagging, which increases CTR and eCPM.

[diverman]

Hmmm.. this seems related to my recent post:
[webmasterworld.com...]

Even with end-of-day numbers, I'm seeing a decrease in Page Impressions (Ad Impressions seem fairly normal though). And not just a small amount... a 30% decrease in page impressions recently, while other numbers remain fairly consistent (aside from percentages based on PI, of course).

-Alex

[kempozone]

Thanks everyone

I'm relieved to know that the astronomical jump in ctr and ecpm isn't the cause of some click-happy visitor or someone trying to me kicked out of adsense.

I'm not 100% sure, but the stats are still not where it should be for me. CTR is still high and earnings are low.

kz