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March 18 - Channels offer enhanced reporting functionality. Plus: downloadable reports, alternate ad colors, and support for framed pages. More details about these and other new features can be found at the AdSense: What's New page.
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Indeed it is a good improvement, to see the pagewise or itemwise classified CTR. One can set it according to the need their choice. Yes you can have the needed info at : https://google.com/adsense/new TRS Iyengar www.trsiyengar.com |
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Google AdSense Channels was long overdue. I don't know what took them so long to add this feature to the program.
It is limited to just 20 channels per Publisher though. For right now, that is plenty for me. But I remember saying something like that when I had a 500 mega-byte hard drive too. Either way. It is outstanding. A more direct link to the new feature is at https://www.google.com/adsense/faq#channel They also have a new feature where you can download your reports now. This is another one that was long overdue. I think that there may be more in store in the near future. This comes on the tails of their added layouts which came out last month. |
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ronniethedodger wrote:
Google AdSense Channels was long overdue. I don't know what took them so long to add this feature to the program. In this M"ad" world, stiff competition is upcoming; Yahoo waiting in the wings to takeover: Others too pry for their slice. Google can't ignore them. It is the compulsion of survival makes every one to adapt new methods to keep their flocks, though belated; that's all to it. I am happy, they are giving these for without asking. I am told, there is more in store for future with added "Ad"vantages for Adsense users. Long live the competition! Namsthe Everyone, TRS Iyengar Looking around to improve everything - within me and my website! www.trsiyengar.com |
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Doh! I started a new topic about this without spotting this existing thread. Basically the gist of what I had to say was that with channels it should, by a matter of elimination, be possible to spot the high paying keywords.
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I’m trying the channels functionality, and I agree it may help find the ads that are actually worth putting up, but I must have a screw loose, why can't we know exactly which ads are paying and how much? Is this a trade secret or something?
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I think from Google's point of view keeping the payments per click secret helps to ensure a better experience for users. As soon as everyone knows the high payers then everyone builds pages that will trigger just those ads and as there are only so many clicks to go round Google still gets roughly the same amount from those ads and loses out on the income from all those thousands of low paying ads no longer being displayed.
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Users experience is enhanced with the ads relevance and if it’s a good advert or not.
As the publishers it’s a trade-off, putting up just high paying ads may just diminish the users experience and damage us, but we should make our cut of the pie. In the end I think it should be our call, as it is our audience that we have to attain and deliver the goods to. I liked you site by the way! rawdist. Cheers thisisull.
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In order to stay on top of the costs it seems that you have to check on them daily.
If you are that dilligent, then more power to you for increasing revenue. Google is smart to keep much a secret....everyone is trying to one-up everyone else. Knowing how much a click COSTS the advertiser is only half the battle...I doubt it's a set percentage of all clicks that you get.....I'd sure be paying a lower percentage for a higher click cost if I was google...those are the bills that are going to add up quickly, and then leave Google holding the bag when the advertiser does not pay. |
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As well as the stats for channels coming in two days late they only seem to have number of clicks and not the money earned (making it impossible to do what I said earlier and identify high paying ads without further fiddling). The total clciks for my channel data add up to the same as the aggregate for the same period, but all the click are rated at $0.00. And no I am not showing public service ads, I have been checking regularly.
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