Have you ever wondered the answers to the following questions:
This Google AdSense Tracker can help you find answers to these questions.
The answers to these questions can help you make more money from AdSense.
Learn from the pages with the most clicks
By analyzing these detailed statistcs, you can determine which pages or sections of your web sites are generating the most clicks and highest CTR. The AdSense Tracker also tells who where those visitors came from, whether is be from a search engine or another page on your site. You can then analyze this infomation to determine why these pages are doing well. Then, you apply similar approaches in other parts of your site, thus increasing your revenue.
If you have a site (or muliple sites) that deal with more than one topic, the AdSense Tracker can help you prioritize which topics to focus on for maximum revenue.
Discover which ad formats work the best
The AdSense Tracker keeps statistics for the format and colors of each ad that is displayed. You can use the tracker to determine which ad formats have the highest clickthrough rates (CTR). Just by testing various ad formats, colors, ad positions, you can quickly determine what works best for your site. As result, you may be able to significantly increase your overall CTR and earnings by using the Tracker to help you choose the right ad formats.
How the AdSense Tracker works
The AdSense tracker using a combination of PHP and Javascript to track the impressions and clicks on your site. The statistics are stored in a mySQL database on your server. Sounds too technical? Don't worry, the AdSense Tracker is really easy to install on your web server. If you have trouble, I will personally help you get it installed and functioning correctly.
The Tracker does NOT violate the AdSense Terms of Service
Installation of the AdSense Tracker does not alter the AdSense code on your site. Nor does it intercept clicks. Much like a web stats tracker or hit counter, the AdSense tracker simply tracks pageviews and clicks on your site - and doesn't violate the AdSense TOS at all. In fact, the tracker can be used on pages without AdSense code, simply for web stats tracking purposes!
The AdSense Tracker is an invesment that pays for itself (and then some)
By using the AdSense Tracker to optimize your current and future sites for high CTR and profitable ad-serving, you can make more than enough money to pay for Tracker software.
For example, suppose you have a site that does 40,000 page views per month. Assuming a CTR of 1% and revenue-per-click of $0.25, you would earn $100 each month. By analyzing your AdSense performance with the AdSense Tracker, suppose you can increase your CTR to 2% -- with the same 40,000 page views, you now earn $200!
The AdSense Tracker costs only $99.95 As the above example shows, it possible for the Tracker to pay for itself in just one month! Continuing the above example, an extra $100 per month is $1,200 per year. Factoring in the $99 investment in the AdSense Tracker, that over 1,000% ROI in just one year! Even with a tiny CTR increase - from 1.0% to 1.1% - the Tracker pays for itself in just 10 months. With so little risk, why not give it a try?
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]]>I have seen other trackers, but they only track conversion rates and the like...
]]>The Tracker cannot "directly" tell you which pages generate the most revenue - since it can only track clicks, not earnings per click.
But it can be used to make this determination. Here is my high-level approach:
1. Use the tracker to determine which pages generate the most clicks. These pages are probably the top-earning pages, but not necessarily, since the average EPC on those pages could differ.
2. Create a new channel for each of your top pages -- an individual channel for each of your top pages.
3. Now use the Google reporting to see how much revenue each page is generating.
This takes a little bit of effort, but the resulting information is well worth it, if you apply the results in your site development.
]]>Also, Adsense Tracker can tell you which Ads are being clicked. How could I determine the highest revenue-generating Ads, versus lower revenue-generating Ads? Is there a way for me to optimize the page for the higher earning ads, and eliminate the cheaper Ads?
Thanks for the input. Sincerely, prospective buyer of the tracker software :-)
]]>To answer your first question, the AdSense tracker only tracks statistics for pages that have AdSense code on them. So, if the landing page for an AdWords campaign has AdSense ads on it, then yes, it will track that.
To answer your second question, see my response above. This technique can be used to determine the average revenue per click for a particular page. If you do this for each of your top pages, you will learn which topic areas are most profitable. This doesn't enable you to track things on a per ad basis - unless you have only one click during a day - thatis not really important. Since AdWords is a competitive bidding systems, some keywords are expensive, while others are not. This makes it unlikely that the same pages would show ads with widely different EPC (earnings-per-click). It's better to focus on which keyword topics are most profitable.
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