How to improve your AdSense performance with Google Analytics

Want to freshen up the AdSense performance on your site? Google Analytics can help. Here are some simple and effective places to start.

1. Find out where to focus

Content Groups let you bundle your offerings to analyze them more clearly. Instead of analyzing all shoes at once, for instance, a shoe company might divide content into shoes for adults and kids, for men and women, or by tennis shoes and high heels. You can view and compare aggregated metrics by group, or drill down to any individual URL or page title.

Introducing the new AdSense Revenue profile

Starting today, a new Revenue profile report will be available in your AdSense account. Currently, AdSense reporting shows you an average of your ad request RPM. This new report will help you understand the value of your top performing ad requests in more detail.

The AdSense ad auction handles billions of ad requests each day, channeling demand from AdWords advertisers and Google certified ad networks (via the DoubleClick Ad Exchange) to our publishers. This real-time digital ad marketplace works to serve high paying ads on your site. Now, you will be able to see the performance of these valuable ads. For example, you can now see the RPM of the top 5% of ads performing on your site.

Google Adsense se aap kitna earning kar sakte ho??????

Mere pyare dosto, Ek question hamesha poocha jaata hai ki hum Google Adsense se kitna earning kar sakte hai.Lekin iss question ka simple jawab dena bahut hi muskil hota hai. Google Adsene me apka earning bahut saare factors per depend karta hai : - 

1) Kis type ke ads apke page per appear ho rahe hai. Jis type ke ads apke website per appear hoge waisa hi income bhi apka hoga.

2) Jo ads apke website ya page per appear ho rahe hai uska price kya hai? Actually jab bhi koi advertiser google se Ad space purchase karta hai to unka apna decided price hota hai.Advertiser khud decide karte hai ki unke ads ko jab koi visitors kisi ke bhi website per click karega to unka kitna amount unke account se deduct hoga.

Google Adsense me Earning aur payments me kya difference hota hai?

Mere pyare dosto, Google Adsense me Earning ke kuch simple baatain hai jo hame jaan lena chahiye.Google Adsense me apka earning bahut saare steps se hota hua aap tak pahuch paata hai.

1) Estimated Earning : -  Month me jo bhi income aap karte ho Google Adsense me wo Estimated earning me aata hai.Isme invalid activity se jo income aata hai wo bhi include rehta hai.

2)Finalized earning : - Invalid activity aur clicks se jo revenue generate hota hai usko Estimated earning se deduct kar diya jaata hai.uske baad jo fund bach jaata hai usko Finalized earning kaha jaata hai.

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Understanding your reports on Google-certified ad networks

Since launching a new report to show you how much you’re earning from Google-certified third party ad networks, we’ve received questions from publishers around how to make sense of the numbers they’re seeing. Some have let us know that they’re now blocking lower-performing ad networks based on revenue per thousand impressions (RPMs), a practice which can actually have a negative impact on overall revenue. Today, we’d like to take a moment to address your questions and provide more guidance around understanding your reports and blocking specific ad networks.

Let’s first talk about analyzing RPM figures. If you’ve ever tested color combinations for your ad units using channels, you’re probably used to comparing the RPMs of each channel to determine which one is most effective. Then, once you find the most effective combination, you remove all the other options and only use the optimal one. This works for channels, but it’s important to keep in mind that with Google-certified ad networks, the same approach doesn’t apply.


It’s true that in both situations, RPM represents the estimated earnings you'd accrue for every thousand impressions you receive. However, when you test layout options with channels and remove the ones that don’t perform well, this action doesn’t directly impact the dynamics of the ad auction. Picking a blue background over green won’t automatically remove certain ads from being eligible to appear in that ad space -- it just helps certain ad spaces perform better. With Google-certified ad networks, RPMs are dependent on the available ad inventory. Blocking an ad network will remove eligible ads from the auction, and so we strongly recommend against blocking ad networks solely based on RPM. Let’s look at an example:

Ad networks	Impressions	RPM
Network A	10,000	$1
Network B	14	$3
Network C	1000	$0.50

Network B has the highest RPM and appears to be outperforming the other networks. It’s important to note though that this metric is based on only 14 impressions and might not reflect the same revenue for the next 1000 or 10,000 impressions. The value of impressions can vary widely, so the RPM for a small number of impressions can be misleading.

Network C has the lowest RPM. However, blocking Network C because of this might have a negative impact on revenue. This is because our system will always maximize the value of every impression in an auction -- if an ad from Network C appeared on your pages, it was because any other eligible ads that could have appeared would have generated less revenue for you. By Blocking Network C, another network with a lower-paying bid might win the ad auction instead.

In general, blocking reduces the number of ads participating in the ad auction, which can then have a negative impact on your potential revenue. Please keep in mind that blocking “low paying ads” is a myth, as any ad that appears on your page has won the auction for that space and will earn you the most possible.

At the same time, we also understand that you sometimes need to prevent ads from appearing due to the content of the ad or advertiser. You have several options in your account, which are suitable for different scenarios.

With your feedback in mind, we’re constantly working on offering you more control over the ads appearing on your sites, so watch this space for further announcements! However, don’t forget to carefully consider which ads you’re blocking to ensure that you reach your full revenue potential.

Posted by Arlene Lee -- Inside AdSense Team
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Increase user loyalty with Google Analytics 3 of 6

As we’ve mentioned before, it’s key to understand how engaged your users are and how they interact with your site. The following tips will help you use Analytics to visualize user interactions on your site, and understand why engagement and loyalty metrics matter.

1. Use In-page Analytics to see how your users are interacting with your site

In-Page Analytics provides clickthrough data in the context of your actual site, and is a highly effective tool to let you make a visual assessment of how users interact with your web pages. You can answer questions like “Are my users seeing the content I want them to see?” or “Are my users finding what they're looking for on the page?” This feature also helps you determine the best location to place your ad units. You can access your In-Page Analytics through the ‘Behavior’ section on the Reporting tab.

2. Use Real Time reports to track user activity in real time 

Real-Time reports allow you to monitor visitor activity as it happens on your site. They help you understand how your systems are reacting, such as when you send out an email campaign or engage in marketing that is temporary in nature. Real-Time reports provide alerting, giving insight into things that are new or different such as a sudden increase in site traffic. Additionally, you can use them to measure the immediate impact of social media.

3. Increase engagement and loyalty on your site

Google Analytics provides you with behavioral reports that illustrate the engagement and loyalty aspects of your visitor behavior. The Frequency & Recency report lets you see the level of user interest in your site based on frequency of visits and length of time between visits. If visitors come once but don't return, you might infer that your site content and design are not sufficiently engaging or not easy to navigate. Some additional relevant reports such as New vs Returning and ‘Engagement’ are available under the Audience section on the Reporting tab. For more detailed information about how site visitors interact with each page, we suggest you use the ‘event tracking method’ that Google Analytics evangelist Justin Cutroni shared on his blog to get an accurate measurement of which articles are actually read.

We’ve created a custom Engagement & Monetization Dashboard for you to download. Once downloaded, just select which profile you’d like to import. You can access this dashboard any time by clicking ‘Dashboards’ under the Reporting tab in your Analytics account. As a reminder, once you’ve linked your AdSense account with Analytics, don’t forget to opt in to Account specialist data sharing setting and our customized help and performance suggestion emails in your AdSense email preferences.

Keep submitting your questions on Google Analytics and don’t forget to look out for our video on February 26th where we’ll answer the most the most frequently asked questions. Next week, we’ll continue our series, focusing on improving user experience with the help of Google Analytics. 

Posted by Cemal Buyukgokcesu - Google Analytics Specialist

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Improve Conversions with Google Analytics Insights 5 of 6

Welcome to the week five of our blog series on Google Analytics. Today, we’ll focus on ways to improve your site conversions using specific Analytics reports. If you’re an e-commerce publisher, understanding exactly what drives conversions on your site is key to understanding important factors such as visitor intent and where you should invest in advertising. The following reports help you understand how to calculate page values, track conversions, and gain insights into visitor intent.

1. Calculate page values to understand which pages drive conversions and revenue

Page Value is a single number that can help you better understand which pages on your site drive conversions and revenue. Pages with a high Page Value are more influential than pages with a low Page Value. For example, e-commerce publishers will usually notice that the most valuable pages on their site are their checkout pages. This makes sense because everyone needs to view the checkout pages before converting. Take a look for pages that get a lot of traffic (page views) but have a low Page Value. Why don’t these pages help conversion? Or should they? To answer some of these questions, get started by reviewing the Page Value column in the Site Content > All Pages report.

2. Use the Multi-Channel Funnels Report for better conversion tracking

Multi-Channel Funnels in Google Analytics let you look at interactions across different digital media and show how these channels work together to create sales and conversions. They also help you make crucial marketing decisions regarding advertising investments at the macro level (e.g. what channels) as well as the micro level (e.g. what keywords and ad placements). Your Multi-Channel Funnels reports can be found under the Conversions section in Google Analytics.

3. Use Site Search Report to get insights into visitor intent 

Google Analytics Site Search reports provide extensive data on how people use the search engine on your site. With this report, you can see initial searches, refinements, search trends, which pages they searched from, where they ended up, and conversion correlation. Tracking how people use the search box on your site can provide you with important insights into visitor intent. Your Site Search reports can be found under the Behavior section in Google Analytics. If you’re not already using a search box on your site, take a look at the Google Custom Search Engine.

To help you understand your page values and conversions, we’ve created a custom Content Evaluation Dashboard for you to download. Once downloaded, just select which profile you’d like to import. You can access this dashboard any time by clicking the ‘Customization’ tab.

Thanks for joining us over the last five weeks -- we hope you’ve been able to try out the reports recommended during the series as well as your custom dashboards. Don’t forget to keep your questions coming -- we’ll be back with the answers on February 26th. 

Posted by Cemal Buyukgokcesu - Google Analytics Specialist

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