Adsense CTR issue

Hi, i noticed since yesterday a huge drop in my adsense CTR, I'm usually at around 1% and it's down to 0.2%, I didn't change anything, still getting almost the same traffic, 80% of it organic from google, the account status is active and verified for 3 years now.
I checked my websites with VPN and ads are showing, nothing seems unusual except that it suddenly dropped. The only thing I changed lately was the hosting (moved to Alexhost), could it be the hosting really?



I also noticed some other people have the same issue here, is there an update somewhere that we missed or what? I'm confused!
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/adsense-suddenly-showing-no-clicks-or-ctr.1457588/https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/adsense-ctr-reduced-on-travel-blog.1458242/

I don’t know what is the reason, but try to change hosting back

What hosting was before?

Aureus said:

I don’t know what is the reason, but try to change hosting back

What hosting was before?

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I was using multiple hostings, mainely hostinger and flaunt7, but I really don't see how it could be a hosting issue, I put half of the websites back to the old hosting to see if there will be any changes

Is there any one who have an idea of what could be happening? or at least what I could check? still have the same google ranking, the same daily impressions, but RPM & CTR down !

Has your problem been solved yet?

iPrX said:

Is there any one who have an idea of what could be happening? or at least what I could check? still have the same google ranking, the same daily impressions, but RPM & CTR down !

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Has your problem been solved yet?

Adsense CTR issue refers to a problem faced by website owners who use Google Adsense to monetize their website. CTR stands for Click-Through Rate, which is the percentage of website visitors who click on an ad displayed on the website.

Mike2024 said:

Has your problem been solved yet?

Has your problem been solved yet?

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One year has already passed. He might have moved to some other network.