Regulating adsense income?

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by Johnburk, Oct 10, 2005.

  1. #1
    I have been using adsense for the last 3 month and so far its going good.
    The only problem is that my income goes up and down. From $1.50 a day up to $15.00 a day.

    The amount of views is nearly the same. How can I regulate that the daily income stays steady?
     
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  2. _vlada_

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    Nope.. It is not in your hands.
     
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    If you find a way of doing it then let us all know.
    I don't think it's possible, you have no control over who clicks on what. You can attempt to lead them in the direction you want, but that's all. The only way to stabalize adsense revenue is to remove the adsense code then it stabalizes at zero.
     
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    Why would you want that? Does it really matter whether you make $5/day (in a $10 range) vs $5/day (in a $1 range)? At the end of the month, no matter the range, you end up with $150. I'm just wondering. Did I miss something?
     
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    My average is now $250 a month.

    If I knew how to regulate, I would target getting min $10 and thus making my average 380 a month
     
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    No matter what, regulating daily income is impossible.

    Daily metrics are often vary way too much to make any sense out of spikes that occur from day to day. That's like trying to decipher your income from minute to minute throughout they day...too much micro management.

    For numbers to make sense, you'll just have to stick to monthly or even weekly numbers.

    -Brian Renner
    entrepreneur7
     
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    tbarr60 Notable Member

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    The variation is a function of traffic volume. At the sub $20 range you will vary greatly. When you get up to $40, you'll see plus or minus $5 most days with an occasional $25 or $70 days. When you get over $100 per day, it will become boringily stable. :)
     
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    I want to get awfully bored:)
     
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    Where do I sign up to be bored?
     
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    If you have a decent niche (eCPM of $100 might work, $200 should work) you can sign up for boredom at Google Adwords or Yahoo Search marketing. Buy some high quality traffic, increase your budget on campaigns that work, and expand on your niche or niches. Yawn!
     
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    For my larger site(s), when traffic is steady, earnings are steady. For some of my smaller sites, I see sporatic earnings since you just don't have enough visitors for the numbers to average out properly. That's why I try to evaluate my smaller sites on a month to month basis... and the larger sites by day, or week to track the trends and forecast earnings.

    Hope this helps.
     
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