Adsense formula for Earnings

What is the "AdSense formula for earnings"?

I often get asked what the secret is to making money with Google's AdSense program. This often comes from people who are dreaming of setting up websites chock full of high-paying keywords for particular niche subjects and then sitting back and watching the money roll in. "What's the magic formula?" they ask me. If they're non-technical, I point them straight to my first AdSense book, Make Easy Money with Google, and assure them that they'll learn everything they need from it. They may think it's hard, but it's not.But what about the technical people? By this I mean the people who've already set up a blog or website, who have registered domain names, who are comfortable with basic Internet terminology and concepts.

What is the "AdSense formula"?

The only AdSense formula that you need to know is this:

Your Earnings = number of clicks * average price per click

This is what I call the Fundamental AdSense Formula because you can derive almost every AdSense "secret" directly or indirectly from this formula. Do you want to earn more with AdSense? You have two ways of doing it:

* Increase the number of clicks, and/or
* Increase the average price per click
Your earnings will only go up if you do one or the other, and ideally both. It's an obvious formula, yes, but it's amazing how many people lose sight of it in their quest for increased AdSense earnings.

Increasing the Number of AdSense Clicks

Increasing the number of times the ads on your site or blog are clicked is the most obvious strategy. There are two general strategies you can follow: * Increase the traffic to the site, and/or * Adjust the ads to make them more "clickable"

Getting traffic is hard and takes time, so don't look at it as a quick fix. The best way to get traffic is to provide useful, unique content and to rank highly in search engine rankings for keywords related to that content. In other words, use standard search engine optimization techniques. DO NOT "buy" traffic or use "link farms" or other dubious techniques.

Other tips for getting traffic:
1. Publish articles, even free ones, with links back to your site. 2. Include a link to your site in the signature at the bottom of your emails or in any forum postings you make (if the forum allows it). 3. Participate in forums/groups related to the content of your site or blog. The key is to participate, not lurk, and don't just post messages promoting your site. 4. Add comments (relevant ones only, please) to other blogs, you can usually link back to yours. (This won't help your search engine rankings, but it may allow others who are reading those comments to find your own site.) 5. Syndicate your content (trivial if you have a blog) and make sure that the content is registered with syndication aggregators. 6. List your site in relevant directories. Adjusting the ads is something you can do almost immediately: 1. Position the ads on the page in order to make them more noticeable. Google even publishes a helpful heat map for AdSense publishers. 2. Choose the best AdSense ad format that works for your site. 3. Change the ad colors either to make the ads blend in with your site or to make them stand out. Again, it varies depending on the site.

Whatever you do, DO NOT ENTICE VISITORS TO CLICK THE ADS. Google is very strict about this, see the AdSense program policies for the details.

Increasing the Average AdSense Price Per Click


Increasing the average price per click you receive from AdSense is the other strategy for increasing your overall AdSense earnings. You can do this by: * Carefully targeting your content, and/or * Filtering out and avoiding low-paying ads Content targeting isn't just about creating relevant, unique content. It's also making sure that that content is written to target the higher-paying keywords associated with a given topic. This means: * Figuring out which keyword variations for that topic pay more. Often the more specialized variations and phrases pay more than the "generic" terms. * Ensuring that the keyword density of the content favors the higher-paying keyword variations. See the Vioxx Lawsuits page for an example of well-targeted ads due to appropriate keyword density. And to reduce the occurrence of lower-paying ads, consider these two strategies: 1. Use AdSense's competitive filter mechanism to screen out the ads that you don't want. 2. Show fewer ads on a page. The fewer ads you show, the more the higher-paying ads get displayed and clicked. Many publishers also report that their earnings increase if they remove ads completely from pages with few or no clicks. Again, the "less is more" strategy favors the higher-paying ads.

There's No Magic!

As you can see, there's no magic involved to increasing your AdSense earnings. The Fundamental AdSense Formula is easy to understand, but that doesn't mean it's easy to apply the formula. It takes time and effort to do it, just like most things.


Google AdSense is a Pay-Per Click (PPC) service. Webmasters are paid a portion of the revenue which Google collects from advertisers each time a web site visitor clicks on an AdSense advertisement.

Each click may pay anywhere from a few cents to several dollars. The average click seems to be worth about $.20. The more clicks AdSense advertisers receive from your web pages, the more money you make.

The Official formula for thinking about revenue from Google AdSense is:

Revenue = (Impressions * CTR * CPC)

The methods of increasing your revenue from Google AdSense are:

• Increase Impressions
• Increase Click-Through-Ratio (CTR)
• Increase Cost-Per-Click (CPC)
• Increase Impressions

You can see above the Adsense earnings criteria and some keywords like Page impressions, Clicks ,Page CTR, Page eCPM and might get confused.! Dont panic! I am here to explain these keywords one by one in a simple way! Here we go ...


Page impressions/hits = how many time my page viewed ..! Page impressions are also referred to as hits.

Click = when one of visitors click on my ad.

Page CTR = click through Rate ( the percentage of people that clicked ).It is an indication of what percentage of people that view the ads, actually click on them.

eCPM = how much I earned for each 1000 impression !

Clarifying eCPM...

Now My Formula for Adsense after observing it closely :

Earnings = (Clicks / Page CTR) * (Page eCPM * .001)

Page CTR = Clicks / Page Impressions

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https://www.google.com/adsense/

The most basic method of increasing your number of impressions is to increase the traffic to your web site.

The topic of increasing traffic to your web site is beyond the scope of this article, and most likely something you are already working on.

One technique for increasing the number of Google AdSense impressions without an increase in traffic to your web site is to motivate your users to enable JavaScript. Google AdSense ads require JavaScript. Visitors to your website who do not have JavaScript enabled in their browsers will not see your Google AdSense ads.

To encourage your users to enable JavaScript, create content for your web page which is only available via JavaScript. Implement browser JavaScript detection in your HTML to notify visitors without JavaScript enabled that they are only receiving a portion of your available content.

Increase Click-Through-Ratio (CTR)

A small increase in Click-Through-Ratio can mean a large increase in revenue. A rise from a CTR of 1.0 to a CTR of 1.1 should mean an increase in revenue of 10%.

Several on-page factors can influence your Click-Through-Ratio. These factors include:

• Ad placement
• Ad color
• Ad unit style
• Total number of links

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https://www.google.com/adsense/