Adding the analytics code to your AdSense site

by toivo

Posted: 16 years ago 3 replies

My site has about 45 separate pages...maybe more. I noticed after pasting the Analytics code into my index page's HTML, my AdSense earnings spiraled downward. I was told I need to add it to ALL other pages within my site which I have not done. Could this be why my earnings are nil?

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2d0k 16 years ago

I think not. There could be other reasons why your earnings are going down. The Analytics Codes do not affect web site visitors' decision to click on your ads as they are invisible. Do try to use your Google Analytics to check where your earnings are affected, it is a very useful tool.
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- toivo 16 years ago
  
  Hi 2dOK: Thanks for your insights. So far as checking my AdSense Analytics go, and seeing where my earnings are affected. Can you
  tell me whre to look and what to check on? In fact, email me at dan@danscartoons.com because I would like to email you a screenshot with a question. Thanks!
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  toivo 16 years ago
  
  See my attached screenshot.....does it look OK?
  
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Adding the analytics code to your AdSense site

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