Premium publisher's were you contacted or did you inquire about the upgrade

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    I'm just wondering if they contact you or you contact them.
     
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  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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  3. Sharpseo

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    It seems a little odd that they base it strictly on page views or search queries. For existing adsense publishers at least, I would think revenue would be a better measurement of worthiness for premium status.

    Does anyone know if these impressions/inquires requirements are strict limits? Can well performing, high CPM publisher that don't meet the #s get premium? I'm sick of not being able to get an answer from Google, having an account manager would certainly be nice. However, I don't see myself reaching those page views for a while.
     
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    How many people here are premium publishers?
     
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  5. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    I think it's pretty strict... I applied about a year ago when I only had 5M page views/month, and was told to reapply when I have 20M.
     
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    Do you know if you have 2 account and 1 account got premium status, do the other account get it also? And if your account is premium, do all the sites under that account get that privilege as well?
     
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    You "can't" have two accounts with Adsense.
     
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    You can have more than one account.
     
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    That's against ToS, unless you have a second account for a registered business or company.
     
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    That's what I meant, geez...
     
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    The accounts are separate entities therefore each would have to qualify on their own.
     
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    You do need to apply for premium. It is also worth noting that just because you have enough page views for premium does not mean that you will be automatically accepted when you apply.
     
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    I’m not sure if you have applied for YPN, but if not, do so! Premium publisher or not, YPN blows away Adsense by far. Adsense has been good to me, no question, but it doesn’t compare to YPN. Put another way, I have made a lot of money for Google, but Yahoo is much more appreciative :)
     
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    So what exactly are the "extra benefits" for being a Premium Adsense Publisher? It sounds like you get a bigger percentage cut, and have Ads by Google (less o's) - anything else?
     
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    Sorry but YPN is horrible right now. They count US traffic only!
     
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    Totally customizable ad formats, access to a real live account manager, and higher payout %s are the main benefits, far as I know. I wonder if smart pricing applies to premium members? Anyone care to divulge? **cough,cough,Shoemoney**
     
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  18. amitpatel_3001

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    How to qualify for premium service

    If your site receives more than 5 million search queries or 20 million content page views a month, you may qualify for AdSense premium service.

    To find out more about AdSense premium service, please fill out the form below and a Google sales representative will contact you.

    If your site does not yet receive 5 million search queries or 20 million content page views a month, click here to apply for the AdSense program.

    THIS WILL BE JUST A DREAM FOR ME
     
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    can you tell me how exactly to make this ?
     
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  20. jlawrence

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    How you make what ?
    How you register a business will depend upon which country you want it registered in.
     
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