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What is a ´regular´ CTR at Adsense?

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ColdGin

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I have different CTR with Adsense and I know that this question dependes how and where the blocks are located and it depends if the website show something interesting or somethin ´boring´....

Even so, my question is what is an acceptable CTR for an adsens banner? Or tell me your experience...
 
Ideally, you would want about a 15% ctr to make some decent money. But most people get <1%-5% on adsense.
 
10% is the minimum I try and shoot for.
 
dcristo said:
10% is the minimum I try and shoot for.


I think the 1-5% is more credible....how do you get 10%?
 
ColdGin said:
I think the 1-5% is more credible....how do you get 10%?

In some cases I get alot more then 10%

There are many factors, quality of traffic, integration, color of ads, relevance of ads, etc etc

I am not talking about forums though.
 
IMO, greater than 3.0 - 4.0% on a diverse category portfolio and you are doing above average, except forums where a very low 0.10% is somewhat common.
 
with 50,000 impressions, i have 5.53% ctr.
 
50,000 how often? About how many categories in the account? Is the 5.53% based on the page with multiple units, or per individual unit? The stats can be toggled in the CP either way as you probably know.
 
my average last month was 14.8% on content and 24% on search, 6% on referals - diversified portfolio

Steve
 
trader said:
50,000 how often? About how many categories in the account? Is the 5.53% based on the page with multiple units, or per individual unit? The stats can be toggled in the CP either way as you probably know.


When i click "individual unit"
70,793 impressions 3.55% ctr these stats are from June 19 to now. i have 21 ad channels.
 
10%-20% is the avg for all my channels combined.

30%-40% is the avg on my best performing sites.
 
30%-40% is the avg on my best performing sites.

Could we see what a site like that looks like? Do you mind listing a couple?
 
I would mind actually, sorry.

It just has to do w/targetted traffic, blending, and positioning.

Those DNF temps in your sig should have a decent CTR, the few DNF temps I have do well (30%+). Some people have posted that they get over 50% with the temps.
 
Actually, they don't get anything close to my parked domains. EfficientEnergies.com is probably the best but still under 20% I'm pretty sure. I'm wondering if templates aren't overdone. Maybe just a 2-3 page template with less content would have better click through? One of the things I like about parked pages is that they don't mess around, they shoot straight for the goal.
 
On consistant traffic sites (organic) I get around 4% -6% consistant.
But now to try out YPN! on those sites. Click through is often lower, but clicks are worth more $$$
 
Are you guys all talking about Adsense/YPN sites or Parked Pages too?

I do not know a lot about parking but many experts claim parked pages get significantly greater CTR than sites typically achieve, i.e. 25%-35% for many parked pages vs only 3 to 5% for actual websites.
 
My numbers are close to that. For August:

Parked Domains: 19.81% click through
Google Content: 4.35%
Google Search: 7.69%
 
I get around 45% with one of my dnf ppc templates.
 
trader said:
Are you guys all talking about Adsense/YPN sites or Parked Pages too?


I have some parked sites at 50%+ (and some ar 2%) but the $$$ that I get are much lower the the adsense pages with lower ctr..

Steve
 
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