Checkout the Number of Clicks and Earnings

The cpc is really low for 334 clicks

its all on the same website?

Originally Posted by ziplack

its all on the same website?

No different sites

lol they stealing your money :P CPC $0.01 SO LEGIT

well i see
this shows how diferent keywords can get u more money than others
i got a website like that too (a lot of clicks no much money) , it just bring me traffic for low my ctr

Originally Posted by neo3187

No different sites

nice wish you best of luck,, i hope i will earn too,,,

Thats why adsense simply sucks

LOL! This makes me think not to signup for adsense.

I knw its less, but hey, money is money I got a full time job as well

OP, those 334 clicks, were they in the sports or tech niche? I know those two can be quite hard if you don't pick up the right keywords...

Originally Posted by neo3187

Checkout the Number of Clicks and Earnings

Start filtering some of the low paying advertisers and switch to text only ads and you should see an increase in earnings.

Could just be the niche. I have a few sites in the debt niche and made 109. today from 37 clicks.

Originally Posted by blackhataffiliate

Start filtering some of the low paying advertisers and switch to text only ads and you should see an increase in earnings.

I would be interested to hear how do you filter out low paying advertisers?

Originally Posted by domainmadness

I would be interested to hear how do you filter out low paying advertisers?

It is quite easy. Just google for adsense preview tools. You will see a bunch of options. Choose one site and then enter your url in their preview tool. You will get a bunch of advertiser urls and their ads.

Look through the ads to find advertisers who are completely irrelevant to your site. Also, look for amateurish sites that might be engaged in clever CPC bidding for your keyword. I usually knock off all small time advertisers and let the established brand names/company names and services advertise on my site.

Usually, I have had pretty good success when I have done a round of advertiser blocks. It is an individual thing and the tactic might not work in all niches, especially if the vast majority of advertisers in your niche are just cheapos.

P.S - In adsense, you will see a tab called block and allow ads. You have to use that to input the filtered urls that you don't want. Try to do both the http://www.domain.com and the www.domain.com urls. This is because adsense uses different display urls and different path urls when they display ads.

Originally Posted by Ramsweb

It is quite easy. Just google for adsense preview tools. You will see a bunch of options. Choose one site and then enter your url in their preview tool. You will get a bunch of advertiser urls and their ads.

Look through the ads to find advertisers who are completely irrelevant to your site. Also, look for amateurish sites that might be engaged in clever CPC bidding for your keyword. I usually knock off all small time advertisers and let the established brand names/company names and services advertise on my site.

Usually, I have had pretty good success when I have done a round of advertiser blocks. But, it is an individual thing and the tactic might not work in all niches, especially if the vast majority of advertisers in your niche are just cheapos.

P.S - In adsense, you will see a tab called block and allow ads. You have to use that to input the filtered urls that you don't want. Try to do both the http://www.domain.com and the www.domain.com urls. This is because adsense uses different display urls and different path urls when they display ads.

Didnt know about the Adsense preview tools, thanks

Originally Posted by neo3187

Didnt know about the Adsense preview tools, thanks

You are welcome. I don't think they give you all the advertisers but they are OK. Just refresh the tool again and again with your url or your keyword. Also, try doing it in different times of the day as some advertisers only participate in bidding during selective times.

Originally Posted by Ramsweb

You are welcome. I don't think they give you all the advertisers but they are OK. Just refresh the tool again and again with your url or your keyword. Also, try doing it in different times of the day as some advertisers only participate in bidding during selective times.

I checked it out, one thing that is confusing me is that how will it give us an idea of how much that advertiser is paying? I mean on what basis do you choose the advertisers to filter out?

Originally Posted by neo3187

I checked it out, one thing that is confusing me is that how will it give us an idea of how much that advertiser is paying? I mean on what basis do you choose the advertisers to filter out?

This is just guess work. If the site looks like crap or is basically offering something that is crap, you can just assume that he is bidding low as conversions should be bad for him.

This method is not perfect but it is definitely worth a go, especially when you are getting $0.01 clicks. Just leave the ads that interest you as a user, after you put yourself in the perspective of a reader who might have reached your site through organic search results. Just try to think of what they want to see and choose those advertisers accordingly.

Originally Posted by neo3187

I checked it out, one thing that is confusing me is that how will it give us an idea of how much that advertiser is paying? I mean on what basis do you choose the advertisers to filter out?

You can only guess, but Keyword Spy for example gives you a pretty good idea about a website's daily budget and their average cost per click:

Code:

http://www.keywordspy.com

Originally Posted by freelancerr

Quite well ! wish you all the best. In future you will get more in short time.

It's definitely the niche and traffic.
Entertainment niche + 3rd world traffic = 1/100th cent per click.

Originally Posted by neo3187

I checked it out, one thing that is confusing me is that how will it give us an idea of how much that advertiser is paying? I mean on what basis do you choose the advertisers to filter out?

When using the Google adsense preview tools, look for ads that lead to pages like the one below. You will find that one domain is listed and it leads to another with nothing but ads. Remember - do not click the ads, instead copy and paste them in to the url bar

Code:

http://bossillifestyle.com/index.php?ss=open+an+bank+account+online

Here are some I know are low paying ads and seem to show in all my or most of my niches

Code:

walmart.com
sears.com
google.com
youtube.com
yahoo.com
ask.com
bing.com
msn.com
microsoft.com
yelp.com
dotellall.com
nextag.com
topicologist.com
localbuzz.us
dartsearch.net
pebble.com
blend.com
prosper.com
epson.com
squareup.com
yellowbook.com
superpages.com
yellowpages.com
yellow.com
yellowbook360.com
anywho.com
whitepages.com
dexknows.com
wisegeek.com
101info.com
encyclopediafactica.com
aboutbusinesstools.com
rocketlawyer.com
local.com
blogger.com
blogspot.com
business.com
interest.com
info.com
kayak.com
metacrawler.com
lawyers.com
webcrawler.com
about.com
answers.com
gricegrabber.com
mysimon.com
pricerunner.com
shopping.com
shopzilla.com
zillow.com
realtor.com
topix.com

I earn $1 from 32 clicks with adsense

"seems legit"

Originally Posted by Ramsweb

It is quite easy. Just google for adsense preview tools. You will see a bunch of options. Choose one site and then enter your url in their preview tool. You will get a bunch of advertiser urls and their ads.

Look through the ads to find advertisers who are completely irrelevant to your site. Also, look for amateurish sites that might be engaged in clever CPC bidding for your keyword. I usually knock off all small time advertisers and let the established brand names/company names and services advertise on my site.

Usually, I have had pretty good success when I have done a round of advertiser blocks. It is an individual thing and the tactic might not work in all niches, especially if the vast majority of advertisers in your niche are just cheapos.

P.S - In adsense, you will see a tab called block and allow ads. You have to use that to input the filtered urls that you don't want. Try to do both the http://www.domain.com and the www.domain.com urls. This is because adsense uses different display urls and different path urls when they display ads.

Great post buddy. I just did this last night, and my CTR is up significantly. I just checked my site, and all of the ads being shown are like 95% relevant.

+rep

Wow that's a terrible CPC! If I had that many clicks on my site I would have at least $500...

Most probably this is site for some funny pictures or something like that. Adsense don't suck if you have good keywords, no program is paying 3-5$ for a click, there are keywords with price per click over 10$.

I think SpyFu can also tell you how many advertisers there are for a given keyword or url, what the cpc is, etc.

its happens sometimes.

pick random CPA offer and remove adsense.

they suck ahhaha 0.01:O

you are definitely in danger. invalid clicks are displayed but since 0 revenue sharply decreases cpc

That sucks! Guess you found where the cheap advertisers hang out lol.