IMPORTANT: Less ads is not more money with AdSense

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by ttomp13, Dec 2, 2008.

  1. lycos

    lycos Well-Known Member

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    #21
    Out of curiosity, how do you actually determine the amount per click for each and every specific ads? There are obviously a lot of variables here.
     
    lycos, Jan 16, 2009 IP
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    farhajr Well-Known Member

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    #22
    THis point has never been clear to me...only if someone explains it to me clearly!~
     
    farhajr, Jan 16, 2009 IP
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    Hendricius Peon

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    #23
    You can't calculate the specific price of one advertisement. You can only see what you are getting in general.

    Less ads means less clicks and less clicks means less money. That's the point.
     
    Hendricius, Jan 16, 2009 IP
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    peepin2me Well-Known Member

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    #24
    Lesser number of ads means higher EPC because you are eliminating exit points for your visitors which pay low. If I have a forex site and my adsense advertisers are forex service providers, I would want my visitors to click the ad which pays the most. By eliminating low paying ads (by limiting the number of ads per page), I'm forcing my visitors who are interested in forex services to go to the website of one of the high paying advertisers.

    Having tested adsense for over 3 years on several sites, I'm convinced that lower the number of ads, higher the earnings.
     
    peepin2me, Jan 22, 2009 IP