Hello, I have moved 468x60 block to a different place on a page and from that one change, I have started getting more click on this block. Previously, it was not getting any clicks at all, now it gets around 50 clicks a day. But AdSense does not seem to want to count these clicks. It shows only 3 clicks. All other channels are tracking properly. What do you guys think is going on here? Thanks.
How do you know how many clicks its getting? Also did you copy the code exactly or did you reset it up and perhaps forgot the channel code?
Bhopkins, It shows the same relevant ads it used to show when it was positioned differently on the same page and was getting no clicks. The only change I have made was to move it to a different spot on the same page.
you got 3 clicks,not 50. you wouldn't know that you got 50,unless you know the people that did the clicking.
I have been using Mybloglog’s tracking service in addition to Google’s tracking. It shows how many clicks each ad gets in a day and where the clicks where made. How do I know if it is accurate? I don’t, but… the clicks for other ad blocks 160x600, 336x280, and 728x90 match up with what AdSense is showing. In addition, before I have moved the 468x60 block, Mybloglog’s tracking was showing no clicks, which was consistent with what AdSense was showing. Now for 468x60, it shows on average 50 clicks a day (sometimes more), but AdSense shows only several clicks. I have checked the channel code. It is in there.
See my reply to Realdeals228. Mybloglog shows how many clicks you get, on what ads, and from where (exact page, category, home page, etc).
I don't use Mybloglog, but does it reveal more info about those clicks other than just the number for further analysis?
It is similar to other tracking services. It shows where the visitors came from, what they viewed and where they clicked. Nothing special about that, Google’s tracking is a lot more detailed and comprehensive. I just like to use it in addition to Google’s tracking because it gives a nice and quick view in real time of what’s going with the site. Plus, it tracks ads by default. I didn’t have to configure anything, not just Google’s ads, any ads on the site. As for revealing more about the clicks, I don’t think it does. You can see that for example, 160x600 was clicked on 200 times today and on what pages these clicks where made. It does show which individual ads in a given block were clicked.
Not any info about the clickers? If it does, then it will be easier for you to figure out why Google has neglected so many clicks.