Earnings Down 2/13?

Discussion in 'Publisher Network' started by Chrisal67, Feb 14, 2006.

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    I know, there are plenty of topics like this already, but....

    My CTR rate was a little above normal but my earnings per click were down. I just wish I knew where Yahoo was going to settle. A lot of other people have said their earnings have been all over the place, mine have been more consist ant. Perhaps Yahoo is just trying to make a profit on a couple days.

    In a side note did you see where one of the Investment firms said the Google stock could lose as much as 50% of its value in the next year because of competition from Yahoo and MSN. I was an online Poker affiliate for a little bit and every Poker room fights over you t have you promote their site. Now I am not saying it will ever be that competitive, but I think choices and competition for web publishers would be great (obviously, I guess).
     
    Chrisal67, Feb 14, 2006 IP
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    I had one bad day on one of my sites earlier this week and that was the day Yahoo crashed. My revenue from that site dropped from $22 average to $1.55 for that day with the same number of clicks I normally get on it. All my other sites were normal though. Was frustrating though. I have also noticed wild fluctuations though from day to day. I also have 2 sites that have similar topics and the ads they receive are the same, but the per click payouts are totally different. One will average $1.15 per click while the other averages .45 cents per click. How they figure this is anyones guess. I also have a site that is based on finance and insurance and I have heard of others receiving $30 clicks. I have never seen this on any of my sites before. I cannot wait to see this though as I am sure it is only a matter of what ad is clicked at the right time. Overall though Yahoo has been great as oppossed to the .05 to .20 cent clicks on Google.
     
    TheNetCode, Feb 14, 2006 IP