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Untracked clicks?

Discussion in 'Reporting & Stats' started by Nyphra, Jan 25, 2006.

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    Hi, I check out my adsense stats today. 6 clicks, okey nothing wrong with. But then I checked from which channels they came and I saw that only 2 clicks came from my tracked channels. Every domain is tracked so I can't figure it out where it comes from. Anyone any idea how these clicks showed up in my stats?

    Thank you :)
     
    Nyphra, Jan 25, 2006 IP
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    Might be the same person that clicked a few times...
     
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    Jarodboy Prominent Member

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    You certanly gotta have an ad that hasn't have a channel...Or else someone toke your adsense code and build a page with it
     
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    Nyphra Peon

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    Would be cool if anybody used my adsense code :D

    I got now 6 untracked clicks, can it be that google has some kind a bug. Because i know google does not track all pageviews? (because other stats show that i have more)
     
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    maldives Prominent Member

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    Would be that cool? I doubt about it :confused: Just think twice ;)
     
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    Jarodboy Prominent Member

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    Yeah think twice about that...
    If someone took your code they can easily get you banned...
     
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    If there were any clicks before you assigned a channel to a site, the pre-existing clicks will still be untracked. Also, if you have a channel for www.something.com and someone just goes to something.com (without www. in front) the click won't be tracked. I'm not sure what the specific reason is for you, but those are a couple of reasons clicks might show up untracked.
     
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    that explains it all, I'm sure some people do not enter www. Thank you :D
     
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    No thats not it, channel data is not url dependant. Long as you have the channel # in the code for that ad it will work. I have multiple domains on more then one channel that are working fine. I also have some sites that have different channels for different ads appearing on the same page so I can track the performance of them. If it continues to happen then you certainly have some ads out there without channel code in them. Others have made suggestions on how you can try and track these down but it can be tricky to find.
     
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    i was wondering this too, some of my best clicks come from an untracked channel...

    i saw the no www. theory, but is there any way to find where it is?


    thanks for the info
     
    noiprox, Jan 25, 2006 IP
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