How do you stop low paying clicks

Hi there

I’m not that new to this, but I've been a bit lazy at looking at my adsense stats until recently.

I've found that my clicks are starting to roll in now. However somedays I get 20-25 clicks from one site and earn less than a dollar, another day I get a couple of clicks from the same site and earn more than 2-3 dollars

This means than allot of my click earn less than 40x the potentially high paying one.

How do I know which ones are the high paying ones
How do I know which ones are the low paying ones, and should I start excluding them as competitor sites?
If I know which ones are the better paying clicks, how do I try to target for them sites?

 

have you used the competitive ad filter?

 

This will help you find high paying keywords

http://oneguysblog.com/how-to-find-high-paying-keywords-for-free

 

You can't, so don't bother. The only thing that can help is to have so many low-paying clicks, you don't give a damn.

 

Did you try filtering sites you suspect are bidding low but are receiving a lot of impressions on your content? I filtered out a few lodging properties that I knew were low balling bids for the content matched network and that left more impressions for the advertisers who were just setting one bid (probably higher than they needed to be paying) for both search and content match.

This reduced the low paying advertisers in the mix and improved my rpc.
My situation is kind of out of the ordinary as the content is fairly targeted and has a low volume of advertisers looking to target this content.

Regards

Tehmina

 

I think that u should see your ad and watch ADWORD.

and keyword earn money.

 

Hi, You might also want to try Micro Niche Finder which also has a feature that allows you to get this information.

Tom

 

Leave it like it is now. Don't put a list of high paying keywords in your blog/site. It may harm your adsense account.

 

micro niche finder kicks serious ass.. unfortunately the price for is is way high now..

I got it when it was 60 bucks, I think is now free with a purchase of a $400 training package now. (not really free)

 

I believe it is still available for the same price you mentioned. I know nothing about that other package you mentioned, though it could be an upsale or something. I have no affiliation with the product but you can find it about click bank.

 

If you would like my affiliate url to the product just let me know

Otherwise just do a search for in the "marketplace" after visiting
clickbank.com

Tom

 

i'm on their mailing list and that is the information i have been getting. It's worth the money hands down.

@tutors uk - I highly recommended micro niche finder

 

also try googles own tool for identifying high paying PPC niches https://adwords.google.co.uk/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox

 

Thanks Lightlysalted I never even new about that, my average should be around £0.80 (at a maximum CPC of £2.21), but Im getting no where near that (more like an average of £0.20) so I really do need to figure out which are the low paying click ones
Im not sure how this would harm my account tendulkar2, unless its possible to take to many off.

I cant see where Micro Niche Finder get hold of its data? I have a feeling the largest well known site a responsible for the lowest paying click

 

Tutors_UK, also try to use this tool: www.previewtool.com

 

Try placing less ads so you only get the highest payouts. It worked for me.

 

yaa.. when i reduce my ads unit from 3 to 1 only .. my average per click increase triple .... u need to try too ...

 

I never new about that, most of my adds are from my search results, 3 large verticle sky scrapers, one under the other. So if I just use one sky scraper, you think I'll get higher paying clicks?

 

I don't see why that would matter. Any gain would be offset by a drop in adviews.

 

Write contents targeting high paying keyword without spamming and try to bring more targeted traffic. Use competitive ad filter in the adsense set up to filter display of low paying ads...