Again about AdSense...

[sniperhiga]

I was just looking my AdSense account information and found that 4 people clicked adds on my site and Google pays for it only 0.08.
As we all know... Google charge $0.1 for each click. Even if all 4 adds was worth $0.1 it mean that Google charge this websites $0.4 and paid me less than 25%.

Also, i can guess that someone clicked this add twice or even 4 times visiting my site. In this case i hope that Google charged this advertiser only once... but i don't think so.

[corlock]

Ahm, all I know is that there is a corresponding value to what location, specifically country, it was clicked.

[x3mario]

I think it's click value is depending on the location and how exact your target keyword to your ads. This is also happen to my site. I have 6 click but google charge it for more than $1. Sometimes I have 1 click that worth $0.8.

[sniperhiga]

Originally Posted by x3mario

I think it's click value is depending on the location and how exact your target keyword to your ads. This is also happen to my site. I have 6 click but google charge it for more than $1. Sometimes I have 1 click that worth $0.8.

Google charge min. $0.1 for click... as AdSense user i got once almost $2 for one click.

[info4beingrich]

Do they keep some margin.. however in this case the margin is a big one.. i mean over 75% of the total money charged from the advertiser. And there may be millions of such clicks daily isnt it..

[cldnails]

Originally Posted by sniperhiga

Google charge min. $0.1 for click... as AdSense user i got once almost $2 for one click.

They don't have a minimum of $.1, I've paid for clicks that dipped down to $.01. Looks like to me your site just has a poor quality score, nothing out of the ordinary.

[webzenstar]

Whenever we chat about Google's AdSense monetizing program, most of what we discuss is "educated speculation" since the Mountain View giant keeps most of the tasty details for itself, such as the revshare and the reasons why a particular click will pay more... or less.

The word on the e-street is that Google rates entire accounts (not just particular pages or sites).

As such, if you own two web sites and site A has an awesome reputation while site B has a poor one, the latest will drag the first one's revenue potential towards the bottom of the pond.

It's sounds profoundly unfair but apparently, that's how Google "evens out" things.

In other words, perhaps your web site is fine and -should- pay good money but if you've recently entered your AdSense code in a new "unproven" web site, it could be the reason why your "primary" site is having trouble providing you with the level of revenue you'd "normally" expect.

[sniperhiga]

Originally Posted by cldnails

poor quality score, nothing out of the ordinary.

What it exactly mean? And how to improve it.

[cldnails]

As mentioned previously, for some reason or another, somewhere where your adsense has been placed it's viewed by google as being less than optimal for displaying it's advertisers ads. It's been a bit since I did any research into it, but I believe it's something that is refigured about once a week.

I'd suggest doing what Google suggests to improve whatever site you think might be the culprit. For example, not on a spamish site (not that it's what I think you are doing), frequently updated content, mature domain, plenty-o-links. I believe it's all part of the formula.

[BWDir]

because your content does not have high paying keywords! so work on it