I Only Earned $8 from AdSense Despite 568,352 Total Views — Please Help!

Discussion in 'SEO' started by alsadawi, Apr 17, 2025.

  1. #1
    Hi everyone,

    I'm hoping to get some honest feedback and help from this awesome community. I've been running my blog for a while now and so far I've received 568,352 total views across all posts. However, my total AdSense earnings are just $8.

    This doesn't seem right, and I feel like I'm doing something wrong, but I can't figure out what. I'm looking for any advice or suggestions on how to improve this situation.

    Here are a few extra details:
    • I’m using Auto AdSense display ads
    • Most of my visitors are from Africa countries ( ARABIC PEOPLE)
    Have you faced something similar? What could be the reason for such low earnings despite a high number of views?

    Any tips on improving CTR, CPM, or monetization strategy in general would be really appreciated!

    Thanks in advance

    alsadawi.blogspot.com

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    alsadawi, Apr 17, 2025 IP
  2. mayazir

    mayazir Active Member

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    I have no idea, so I can only guess.
    Maybe your traffic is not really your traffic?
    It could be a Blogpost traffic.
    Move it to your own host, there are a lot of very cheap hostings for such small sites.
    Pay monthly if you don't have enough money to pay for 1 year.

    Another thing:
    First year of my site, I could generate likely 5 cents a day with 100+ daily visits.
    Now, I have a few sites with 50 daily visits, and they generate at least 15 cents daily.
    AdSense can not let you earn first year.

    However, use a hosting service, not a Blogpost platform.
     
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  3. qwikad.com

    qwikad.com Illustrious Member Affiliate Manager

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    When you mention "so far," what time frame are you referring to? Is it 6 months, 1 year, or 5 years? Your image indicates earnings of €0.02 over 7 days and €0.03 for the current month. If these figures reflect your average weekly earnings, your total of €8.62 seems about right.
    To estimate your AdSense revenue more accurately, use the Google AdSense revenue calculator: https://adsense.google.com/start/#calculator. Be sure to input your actual monthly page views for a reliable projection.


     
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  4. alsadawi

    alsadawi Peon

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    My blog is More than 3 years i just back to post on it in month ago the 8.62 euro is on 2020 i think
     
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  5. bcdxer

    bcdxer Well-Known Member

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    You're right to feel like something is amiss! 568,352 total views for only $8 in AdSense earnings is indeed extremely low, indicating a significant issue with your monetization. It translates to an RPM (Revenue Per Mille, or per 1,000 views) of roughly $0.014, which is almost negligible.
     
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    Try to monetize it with ad networks instead. The pay is the same, if not better than with adsense.
     
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  7. VladislovasBartulis

    VladislovasBartulis Greenhorn

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    Hey! $8 on over half a million views is really low, something’s definitely off with your monetization. AdSense often doesn’t perform well with traffic from Africa, especially Arabic countries — CPM tends to be very low there. I’d recommend checking out MGID — they do a great job with native ads and offer more options for different regions. Also, try mixing different ad networks and formats to boost your CTR and CPM
     
    VladislovasBartulis, Jun 17, 2025 IP
  8. VladislovasBartulis

    VladislovasBartulis Greenhorn

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    Yeah, that actually makes a lot of sense. Blogspot could definitely be the issue — you don’t have full control, and a lot of the traffic kinda just gets lost. Having your own hosting gives you way more flexibility, and people (and Google) tend to trust custom domains more too
     
    VladislovasBartulis, Jun 17, 2025 IP