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Variance of Adsense Earnings?

by galisgos
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One thing that annoys me! My earnings always stick very close to the average eCPM.

For example, if I have had a very good morning, where the eCPM is much over the average, it's almost certain I will have a poor rest of the day where the eCPM goes back towards the average. The converse is also true.

Anyone else have this?
#adsense #earnings #variance
  • Profile picture of the author Seekness
    This is more and more likely to happen as your daily traffic total gets higher and higher. It's the law of averages in effect. I do find that some days of the week (i.e. Friday/Saturday) may have higher average eCPMs or CTRs than others, though the traffic on these days is typically lower.

    Consider this a good thing, stability of some sort
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  • Profile picture of the author Husacul
    Same thing here, and most of the times my ads are doing better with less traffic.
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  • Profile picture of the author Bryan V
    It's possible that its due to pulling of ads (and bids) from rotation once an advertiser's daily budget is reached.
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  • Profile picture of the author hearme
    What about your RPM I think thats really make the work easy now.
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  • Profile picture of the author misterkailo
    Yea, generally I had experienced higher CPC during Thursday and Friday evening compared to other days/times.
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