Adsense Potential Calculator - FREE Tool

[Buyseech]

Hi there,

I have stumbled upon a free and easy tool, that can save you time whilst doing adsense related /micro niche/keyword research.

Adsense Potential Calculator

You just put in the Exact Global (or Broad if thats your thing)...check the possible position you believe you can achieve for that KW ( with Samurai or any other tools) and the CPC provided by the Google Keyword tool...

My estimates are very close to what they claim.

I would warn you that if the keyword tool show 0.05€ there is a posibility of an anomaly somewhere along the way, but it is not always the case.

I will for sure use this tool in the future...bookmarked.

Just my 5 cents...

Sincerely, Buyseech

[Buyseech]

Mind you...the CPC must be from the keyword tool and it has a built in equiation or something that show a general estimate of the % of the CPC you will actually be getting.

Sincerely, Buyseech

[Blakers]

Very cool, I will check it out.

[noble]

Sounds like fun. I'm assuming its based on adwords costs - google fees or something?

[Giani]

That is very interesting. Not sure if the results will be correct. Thanks.

[4morereferrals]

Originally Posted by Buyseech

Hi there,

I have stumbled upon a free and easy tool, that can save you time whilst doing adsense related /micro niche/keyword research.

Adsense Potential Calculator

You just put in the Exact Global (or Broad if thats your thing)...check the possible position you believe you can achieve for that KW ( with Samurai or any other tools) and the CPC provided by the Google Keyword tool...

My estimates are very close to what they claim.

I would warn you that if the keyword tool show 0.05€ there is a posibility of an anomaly somewhere along the way, but it is not always the case.

I will for sure use this tool in the future...bookmarked.

Just my 5 cents...

Sincerely, Buyseech

Pretty cool ....

its rather accurate compared to my resent comparative results

[John Williamson]

For a safe estimate, I use my own formula and just make it a macro in Excel, based on the following factors (it gives you the minimum potential):

- # of searches
- 50% safe estimate for traffic
- CPC
- 15% safe estimate for CTR
- 20% estimate of what publishers receive

Goes like this:

[Number of exact monthly searches] x (.50) x [CPC] x (.15) x (.20) = estimated monthly potential

[Buyseech]

Noone said its a Noble prize winner

Of course you can make it yourself, but its convenient nonetheless.

Jonh Williamson : Your formula is alright as well, but you have some fixed % there, which the adsense potential calculator lets you vary, but if you have a steady template that you know converts..go for it.

Sincerely, Buyseech

[The Blueprinter]

Sounds good, I will try it

[GeorgR.]

this tool doesnt return anything here

[Buyseech]

Originally Posted by GeorgR.

this tool doesnt return anything here

What do you mean? You enter the data and click calculate and it should show the adsense revenue below.

Maybe it doesnt support some browsers? Which one are you using?

[Buyseech]

Or it might be that you must use 0.25 not 0,25 ...

Try it and let us know.

[Tony Dean]

It did not work for me either.

[Buyseech]

Originally Posted by Tony Dean

It did not work for me either.

Did you use . instead of , ? 3.5 is correct 3,5 will not return results.

Any feedback is appreciated.

Sincerely, Buyseech

[John Williamson]

Just tried it, works fine for me. Seems to correlate almost perfectly with my own formula.

[JT Philips]

John - I would guess that your formula assumes a number 1 position for the keyword?

[yukon]

Doesn't return any results (IE, & Chrome).

[dp40oz]

Awesome thanks!

[John Williamson]

Originally Posted by JT Philips

John - I would guess that your formula assumes a number 1 position for the keyword?

Well, with a #1 position I'd say you can expect to get at least 75% of the search traffic. So for a safe, low estimate, I use 50%. That was I always underestimate.

[Mike Grant]

Originally Posted by John Williamson

Well, with a #1 position I'd say you can expect to get at least 75% of the search traffic. So for a safe, low estimate, I use 50%. That was I always underestimate.

75%??

That's nearly twice the average.

[John Williamson]

Originally Posted by mgtarheels

75%??

That's nearly twice the average.

So only 38% of people searching in Google click on the #1 spot?

[Mike Grant]

Originally Posted by John Williamson

So only 38% of people searching in Google click on the #1 spot?

Average is about 42%.

Shoot me a message on one of the two messengers to the left. Have a question for ya.

[Buyseech]

I believe it is taken from here : Chitika Insights | The Value of Google Result Positioning

Sincerely, Buyseech

[Buyseech]

I spoke to the guys at Buro Group and they are fixing the IE and Chrome problem as we speak.

I personaly use this on a daily basis now...hopefully it will not lead me astray

Sincerely, Buyseech

[JGWF]

Pretty cool calculator, thanks for the share. As for the percentage of people clicking the number one spot issue, I think 42% sounds right. My solution for this low number though: find yourself a keyword that has the .net .com and .org still available, get them all, work your butt off to rank 1,2,3. now you just jumped from 42% to about 90%.