What is your Adsense CTR?

[LalitsdMittal]

Mine is 11%

 

[aidenhera]

Just had a boost on traffic on one of my website and the CTR hella decreased. From 4% to 1.5% as the traffic grows. Somehow the CPC shows increasing number, good lord Adsense. Would love to receive your experiences broda's?

how many traffic daily and articles you have OP?

 

[PaulRD]

how many traffic daily and articles you have OP?

Well, right now have like 10 long articles and 2 posts every day(not unique but targeted for users), I don't write so much bruh. On traffic, that's like 3k pv to 6k highest a day. Ctr is 3℅ now but CPC bottoms down, guess adsense playing w me lol

 

[aidenhera]

Well, right now have like 10 long articles and 2 posts every day(not unique but targeted for users), I don't write so much bruh. On traffic, that's like 3k pv to 6k highest a day. Ctr is 3℅ now but CPC bottoms down, guess adsense playing w me lol

thats insane traffik brou for just 10 articles.

how are your links? made any? used expired domain?

 

[PaulRD]

thats insane traffik brou for just 10 articles.

how are your links? made any? used expired domain?

Nah. Traffic is not dependant on articles, in my case. All these posts is interlinked to a home page, that alone sick page ranks and banks.

Links- yeah I do them, strategy includes initial tumblr postings and slowly social signals and finally pbns mixed with web 2.0's, profiles, basically diversify. It goes like that every month

 

[fifibrindacier]

Today, we're going to be talking about the relationship between Adsense Click Through Rate (CTR) and earnings.

To quickly recap: A higher CTR means that people are more likely to click your ads, which means that you'll make more money; however, it doesn't guarantee that you will make more money. So, why is this important to know?

Well, if you're looking to increase your Adsense earnings, then it's important to focus on increasing your CTR.

 

[Adam Weston]

In general ranges anywhere between 0.1% to 30%.
If your blog has 10,000 views per month with 800 clicks on Ads, CTR is 0.8% A blog related to Blogging, Digital Marketing, Web Design/Dev, will have the least CTR because most of the people who visit your blog are aware of Google Ads and they don’t intend to click them. Average CTR for such blogs can be around 1%.

 

[davidelzs]

CPC depends on the seasonal how the advertiser bids

 

[shop]

Usually from 1-3%

 

[Tixegeek]

Just had a boost on traffic on one of my website and the CTR hella decreased. From 4% to 1.5% as the traffic grows. Somehow the CPC shows increasing number, good lord Adsense. Would love to receive your experiences broda's?

For me it will be between 3.5 to 1

 

[seomaster5]

It is different for different sites. Also, it has changed a lot from the time this thread was created. To earn with adsense now, you have to be very smart.

 

[lotsofmoney]

Observe it for few days, it may return back to normal.