I have several pages and I have AdSense ADs along with CJ ADs and you know what? The number of impression is radically different for both.
For example yesterday AdSense registered a mere 27 clicks but CJ did calculate 326!!!
How is it possible?
Is AdSense calculating it correctly?
The way CJ counts maybe a little different - hits are not impressions...(infact I have implemented statcounter) and the count is different too but substantially higher than AdSense.
What do you make out of it?
Thanks/regards
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Adsense Counting All The Impressions/clicks?
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ATR33
, Nov 21 2006 10:32 AM
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mal4mac
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Posted 21 November 2006 - 12:01 PM
Easily possible. I have seen that kind of variation between AdSense blocks.
Position on the page is v. important. Are the adsense ads relevant to the page? Are they good ads?
Position on the page is v. important. Are the adsense ads relevant to the page? Are they good ads?
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Posted 23 November 2006 - 09:40 AM
>>>Are the adsense ads relevant to the page? Are they good ads?
I understand your questions but I was concerned with page impression not ADs relevancy.
I understand your questions but I was concerned with page impression not ADs relevancy.
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Posted 24 November 2006 - 01:24 AM
I believe if you could have enabled some tracking script for the landing pages, you can easily find out the refering URL.
The site logs also have a good source to counter-check the visitors by click.
Prawin
The site logs also have a good source to counter-check the visitors by click.
Prawin
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Posted 19 December 2006 - 04:22 AM
This could be down to multiple clicks from the same i.p address.
I believe that Adsense uses frequency capping which limits the number of clicks recorded within any defined time period (e.g, will only count one click form an i.p within any 48 hour period).
I believe that Adsense uses frequency capping which limits the number of clicks recorded within any defined time period (e.g, will only count one click form an i.p within any 48 hour period).
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