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How much does google adsense pay to put their ads on your website. I have a few websites which get about 100-200 page views per day.

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What is it pay per click or pay per view? Whats the averages?

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It depends on the keyword and niche.
If it's a highly competitive keyword, the payout will be higher.

I've seen earnings like $0.02, $0.20, $1 per clicks.
I'm now in a niche of getting $2-10 per clicks :rolleyes:
 
What is it pay per click or pay per view? Whats the averages?

Thanks.
 
initially averages about .01 a view if you are in a medium paying keyword like "internet marketing" or "diet"

then more after about 2-3 months, like up to .02 per view.

depends on the number of blocks you have - as the ads in the second and third blocks dont pay as much, but you get more clicks.

depends on the placemnt of the ads,

depends if you have useful information, if you do- people get what they want and dont need to click on.

it then goes up if you have a high paying keyword like Manhattan Hair removal, but obviously there is only a very limited amount of traffic you can get for this and a limit to the advertisers budgets

also depends on the layout of your blog, some patterns just work, People seem to look at the far right first, so if it is a frantic keyword like "itchy crutch" they will click there, then they will look to the right, you know like people read left to right, if it is a more thoughtful pondering like "internet marketing" they are thinking as they get to the end of their review of your site and will ready the ad that says "I made $2 a day with adsense and so can you" and click

just shove the adsense code on and see - this is also usefull for finding out how much you will make
 
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Depending on many factors such as your type of traffic, traffic coming from, niches, CTR, eCPM ...
 
There must be crazy competition in there!
I'm not surprised that that's possible though, considering what they're charging for certain adwords keywords. But no doubt it takes some skills to reap the benefits on the adsense side of this reality.
 
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