68k impressions per month

[Lambodoors]

and only making 400/month.

Should i switch to something else beside adsense? cant joing YPN since i am in canada.

Do the popups pay well?

[Vorty]

That's not bad, $6 per 1000 impressions. For now you can't joing YPN... USA only.

[Keyboard Cowboy]

What is your site about? Can you post the URL?

[DNjet]

That's not bad, $6 per 1000 impressions. For now you can't joing YPN... USA only.

I agree, thats probably a bit above average, doing pretty well I would say.

[stevesko]

depending on the traffic (why they are comming) you could move up the money train with affilates or pop unders (just not with adsense)

Steve

[Tom K.]

400 per 68K impressions is not good. That's 0.005 ctr.

Adsense is not your problem. It likely is source of traffic or content quality or design or combination of these.

If you bought traffic from someplace that sells 10,000 visitors for $15 or some nonesense like that it probably explains at least part of the reason.

Regards.

[Keyboard Cowboy]

400 per 68K impressions is not good. That's 0.005 ctr.

Adsense is not your problem. It likely is source of traffic or content quality or design or combination of these.

If you bought traffic from someplace that sells 10,000 visitors for $15 or some nonesense like that it probably explains at least part of the reason.

Regards.

What are you babbling about? $400 per 68k impressions is not bad - at all. That's an almost $6 eCPM

[Lambodoors]

depending on the traffic (why they are comming) you could move up the money train with affilates or pop unders (just not with adsense)

Steve

Thats what i am thinking. Ditch adsense, and go with pop up ads and maybe
adbrite, etc...

[MrGoodhost]

My best site gets about 20-30,000 impressions per month. And makes about 10 cents per click on average. Most of the traffic is foreign (80%) - I don't think 68K with $400 is bad. (I'll take it if you don't want it. ) I'd add some affiliate stuff. Leave the adsense, or rearrange it, add other ad revenue. Add links to your other sites in the footer or links page. (I'm still a newb, first site is only a year old.)

[Ian]

pop ups generate a lot of revenue for me on my parked domains at ND. I think popups would increase u r income.
good luck

[Lambodoors]

can you have adsense and popups?

i thought adsense TOS states, you can only serve adsense ads.

[flybuzz]

They don't like it very much. Some people can get away with 1 pop up. Adword sites can't have pop up.

[zehrila]

lol i have 90k impressions and like 15 dollars made :(, so i guess you are still doing very good

[Vorty]

400 per 68K impressions is not good. That's 0.005 ctr.

Do you know what are you talking about?!?! 0.005 CTR?? What??

Do you know what CTR is? How can you calculate it if you only have impressions and revenue?

$400 per 68k impressions is very good! :greenyes:

[ColdGin]

I think also that 68k with 400 dollars is not bad...

[Banned: versu23]

I have this month with one of my mini-sites

Page impressions Clicks Page CTR Page eCPM [?] Earnings
355 120 33.80% $ 30.67 $10.89


so... with 68000 impression,400$ I think it is low...I'd love to have 68000 impressions:angel_smile:

[Vorty]

Page impressions Clicks Page CTR Page eCPM [?] Earnings
355 120 33.80% $ 30.67 $10.89

If you have a diversified portfolio is impossible to get those numbers. CTR 33.80%? impossible..., but 10% of that (3.38%) that's probably the average. (at least for me...)

[DNjet]

I have this month with one of my mini-sites

Page impressions Clicks Page CTR Page eCPM [?] Earnings
355 120 33.80% $ 30.67 $10.89


so... with 68000 impression,400$ I think it is low...I'd love to have 68000 impressions:angel_smile:

Can't compare, ppc mini sites are very different than a complete website that has actual content , they tend to have a much higher CTR simply because there is really nothing else there so they click on ads that look more like what they are looking for.

[snicksnack]

Which popup provider would you recommend?

[Banned: DrBlackSEO]

Leave the Pop=ups, you can make intermediate Adsense pages to force users to click on them.