Adsense Earning 2019 ?

The ad rates will grow with your traffic and saturate after some point. The earnings will depend on conversions as CPM for low traffic sites will be insignificant. You need to work on more conversions by doing split tests.
 
You can make $50k+ monthly on adsense.
Most people i have come across are doing things
wrongly.

I'm more familiar with the adsense for content than video
but had a client and friend that was doing great on video.

I work with someone making over $100k with Adsense and over $2m per months with other ad networks. AdSense has pretty low rates comparing to other ad network, but it always has a fill. It is a great network to ‘fill the holes’ but it always performs differeny, especially when there is not much traffic on the site.

If you got one conversion on CPA for tier 1 country, you will get $1 and with that many visits you can expect $5 to $10 a day if traffic quality is good. I am talking about simply email types cpa offers. Adsense is good but not high paying for sure.

Those rates are not fixed and vary from one CPA offer to another, the difference vs CPM (Adsense) is that your users don’t need to perform any action on the page and even bounces bring paid ad impressions.

your adsense earning based on three factors .no of impression 1000 impression per $1 CPM
0.01 cents to 0.14 cents per click If your website get 1000 impressions ,CTR 1% CPC 0.05 .
Daily earning : $15, Monthly earnings : $15, Yearly Earnings : $182.5, Daily Clicks:10, Monthly Clicks :300,Yearly Clicks :3650 and you can use adsense calculator

The numbers you provided have nothing to do with reality. Rate changes from ad to ad from user to user and based not of the fixed numbers but on specific conditions like targeting e.g. browsing history of specific user.

If you using google translate with API, you can earn more ( by building PBN) and then receiving SEO traffic ( for example via AMP pages).

Or you just work with dozen of other ad networks along with Adsense and make more money by making ad networks compete and bid for each ad impression.

You surely can make or do it as a full-time business for life long earning, as far as youtube is alive.
I prefer adsense video over content coz it's easy and can quickly take you to $2-3k a month depending upon your knowledge and strategy.
But you must need to keep at least one clean and active adsense account

Video rates are always higher than display, but require different type of content and traffic. You can use other video ad networks as well and use videos for pre-roll, in-content, or corner units and so on.
 
in my opinion people are earning more than adsese in Affiliate marketing
 
Or you just work with dozen of other ad networks along with Adsense and make more money by making ad networks compete and bid for each ad impression.
•Is possible to use 12 Ad networks on a single website without passback or mediation, just by copying their codes and placing in various pages of the site depending where you want each network to be?

• And also can upon to 6 different networks be on the same page ?
 
•Is possible to use 12 Ad networks on a single website without passback or mediation, just by copying their codes and placing in various pages of the site depending where you want each network to be?

• And also can upon to 6 different networks be the same page ?

You can, but that's a bad idea. With most of the ad networks you will be using more than a single unit. therefore if you use 3 units that would be 36 ads on the page. Will your visitors be happy with the content overloaded with ads? No. The page will take a lot of time to load, as well as you won't be able to set all the ads above the fold, which will make most of the ads below, and they may never see a 'light'.

Passback/Ad server is made with the idea to resolve that issue, so you don't need to stuff the page, but make it show only what brings you highest earnings.

If you set separate display ad units on separate pages it might be hard to measure results and do optimizations afterward.
 
You can, but that's a bad idea. With most of the ad networks you will be using more than a single unit. therefore if you use 3 units that would be 36 ads on the page. Will your visitors be happy with the content overloaded with ads? No. The page will take a lot of time to load, as well as you won't be able to set all the ads above the fold, which will make most of the ads below, and they may never see a 'light'.

Passback/Ad server is made with the idea to resolve that issue, so you don't need to stuff the page, but make it show only what brings you highest earnings.

If you set separate display ad units on separate pages it might be hard to measure results and do optimizations afterward.
•You know any network that focus on pass back /mediation, I do know adspyglass but the Ad networks they work with aren't the big guns in Adnetworks (popad, adcash, popcash etc).


•You herard of mediavine and thrive Ad networks heard they were highest for site with 1st tier traffic
 
Video rates are always higher than display, but require different type of content and traffic. You can use other video ad networks as well and use videos for pre-roll, in-content, or corner units and so on.
Do you know some pre roll or other sort of ad networks?
 
Do you know some pre roll or other sort of ad networks?

The only video ad network I work with is Teads (not pre-roll), my content is 90%, not video. You can also check Unruly.
As most of the publishers I use display, native, and some non-standard ad units. All of those ad networks you can find in this list.
 
Good traffic = $$$$
bad traffic = $
Don't stick on the same traffic source
 
•You know any network that focus on pass back /mediation, I do know adspyglass but the Ad networks they work with aren't the big guns in Adnetworks (popad, adcash, popcash etc).


•You herard of mediavine and thrive Ad networks heard they were highest for site with 1st tier traffic

Passback is your ad unit code that you provide from Ad Network 1 to Ad Network 2. When Ad Network 1 does not have a fill or the ad for the set floor it 'pass' to ad tag from Ad Network 2.

E.g. if you work with Sovrn and set your floor as $2 CPM and you provided tag from AdSense, whenever Sovrn have no ads to show at $2CPM or higher it will pull AdSense tag.

Some ad networks have an interface for passback, with some you need to talk to your representative.

From what I understand you can also provide adspyglass with tags from any ad network you have the account opened with and they will work with that.

AdSpyglass/Mediavine/Thrive are my competitors and do the same services as I do, so I never had an account opened with them. Those are mediation companies and not ad networks, they help to manage your ad inventory and optimize it for higher revenue. Your ad operations are analyzed by a professional and depending on the situation the solution is being provided.

Most of the publishers have no skills, time to run own complex ad operations and managing ad server, while this has a big impact on the revenue.
 
Passback is your ad unit code that you provide from Ad Network 1 to Ad Network 2. When Ad Network 1 does not have a fill or the ad for the set floor it 'pass' to ad tag from Ad Network 2.

E.g. if you work with Sovrn and set your floor as $2 CPM and you provided tag from AdSense, whenever Sovrn have no ads to show at $2CPM or higher it will pull AdSense tag.

Some ad networks have an interface for passback, with some you need to talk to your representative.

From what I understand you can also provide adspyglass with tags from any ad network you have the account opened with and they will work with that.

AdSpyglass/Mediavine/Thrive are my competitors and do the same services as I do, so I never had an account opened with them. Those are mediation companies and not ad networks, they help to manage your ad inventory and optimize it for higher revenue. Your ad operations are analyzed by a professional and depending on the situation the solution is being provided.

Most of the publishers have no skills, time to run own complex ad operations and managing ad server, while this has a big impact on the revenue.
Got something would like to discuss PMing you
 
I'm earning anywhere from $400-600 per month in Adsense from my blog.

could you share your stats if possible ? such as total visitors per month and average CPC you're getting ?

And thank you so much guys for replying this thread.

This type of replies helps other users on this wonderful community.
 
Where is your visitors from?
Visitor :
30% Indonesia
25% India
5% Malaysia
5% turkey
3% USA
The rest is from another country (small numbers) but for income :
30% USA
15% Indonesia
5% India

Top 3 of my visitor country got very low cpc..

This is not a blog only something like Youtube downloader but for different application and I know if I create a blog on this site I can still increase AdSense income and open another opportunity such as affiliate etc but I am too lazy for now...
 
could you share your stats if possible ? such as total visitors per month and average CPC you're getting ?

And thank you so much guys for replying this thread.

This type of replies helps other users on this wonderful community.
I'm getting around 250k unique visits per month. Average CPC is $0.03. Traffic is mostly Asian that's why.
 
I work with someone making over $100k with Adsense and over $2m per months with other ad networks. AdSense has pretty low rates comparing to other ad network, but it always has a fill. It is a great network to ‘fill the holes’ but it always performs differeny, especially when there is not much traffic on the site.

Which networks allow this rollback, that you'd recommend?

I understand Amazon do CPM banners that allow the rollback.
 
Visitor :
30% Indonesia
25% India
5% Malaysia
5% turkey
3% USA
The rest is from another country (small numbers) but for income :
30% USA
15% Indonesia
5% India

Top 3 of my visitor country got very low cpc..

This is not a blog only something like Youtube downloader but for different application and I know if I create a blog on this site I can still increase AdSense income and open another opportunity such as affiliate etc but I am too lazy for now...

Thanks for this stats buddy.:)

I am focusing TIER-1 countries only with High Quality Content and will start working on OFF-PAGE activity from tomorrow on wards.;)
 
Passback is your ad unit code that you provide from Ad Network 1 to Ad Network 2. When Ad Network 1 does not have a fill or the ad for the set floor it 'pass' to ad tag from Ad Network 2.

E.g. if you work with Sovrn and set your floor as $2 CPM and you provided tag from AdSense, whenever Sovrn have no ads to show at $2CPM or higher it will pull AdSense tag.

Some ad networks have an interface for passback, with some you need to talk to your representative.

From what I understand you can also provide adspyglass with tags from any ad network you have the account opened with and they will work with that.

AdSpyglass/Mediavine/Thrive are my competitors and do the same services as I do, so I never had an account opened with them. Those are mediation companies and not ad networks, they help to manage your ad inventory and optimize it for higher revenue. Your ad operations are analyzed by a professional and depending on the situation the solution is being provided.

Most of the publishers have no skills, time to run own complex ad operations and managing ad server, while this has a big impact on the revenue.

A newbie question, how do you define or choose the order of the networks for passbacking?
 
I earn avg 15-20$ per day with avg. 30-40K daily page views with Asian traffic.
 
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