It’s the fact that all types of traffic like- social, referral and organic may not give you the same amount of Adsense revenue. The effective traffic source for your Adsense revenue is depends on your topic and content types (“quality” of course).
But you need to drive the maximum number of traffic to your site from that source which is the most effective for your Adsense revenue. So, first of all you need to measure the most effective traffic source for your Adsense ads. Let’s see how we can measure the effective traffic source for Adsense revenue using the Google Anaytics data-
But you need to drive the maximum number of traffic to your site from that source which is the most effective for your Adsense revenue. So, first of all you need to measure the most effective traffic source for your Adsense ads. Let’s see how we can measure the effective traffic source for Adsense revenue using the Google Anaytics data-
Google Analytics to Measure the most effective traffic source
You can easily figure-out your most effective traffic source for Adsense using your Google Analytics data. To do that, you need to connect your Adsense account with Google Analytics first.
After connecting both accounts, you can easily see the most effective traffic source for your Adsense revenue in Google Analytics by a few simple steps (it will take a few days to show all Adsense data in your analytics account). Now-
- Go to your Analytics Home.
- Click your site account. For the multiple site users- click the account which you want to track.
- Click on Behavior > Publisher > Publisher Pages (Update). Now you can see the one month Adsense revenue graph along with the pages where the clicks are received.
- To get traffic sources click on Secondary dimensions just bellow the graph.
- Now click Acquisition > and then Source. Now you can see the one month Adsense revenue pages along with traffic sources.
Here is my Analytics data! You can see any period data by selecting a Date Range.
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Here you can see that my Analytics data saying that I should work more on SEO to boost up my Adsense earnings. So, go to your Analytics account to know what types of traffic are best for your Adsense revenue.
Hope it’ll help you! Thanks for reading!
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September 17, 2014 @ 1:32 pm
Hello Admin,
Most of my traffic coming from Google search engine. but some day. My CPC is very low. What's a reason behind this.
I will follow your rules to analysis my adsense earning.
September 17, 2014 @ 1:52 pm
Hello Mr. Irfan! Welcome to the Internet Business.
Yes, it's an issue that sometime CPC will be low even a majority of traffic coming from search engines. It may be for many reasons like- your website is displaying low CPC ads or the clicked ads are CPE bidding ( CPE bidding means cost per engagement. You'll be paid full cost when users will engage on the advertiser's website after clicking. Otherwise your CPC will be low for CPE bibdding types).
Go to your Adsensedashbord >> click Performance Report >> Check Bid Types for a certain day.
September 19, 2014 @ 3:13 am
Thanks Majharul,
I checked my bid type,
Most of my income from CPC and then CPM and the CPE
any way thanks for quickly. Thanks
September 30, 2014 @ 12:51 pm
Thanks for providing this type of information here regarding ad sense information. Every business men who runs ad sense account must to know that how much their ad provide CPC or CPM to their revenue thanks for information here
Happy New Year 2015
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