How to track AdSense performance for multiple sites?

by WealthWithin

Posted: 16 years ago 9 replies

I have created 3 niche sites with adSense. They also have analytics installed.

How do I find out which sites the adsense clicks are coming from?

I tried to link adsense and analytics, but it links only to 1 domain (i.e 1 analytics account)

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sakto

16 years ago

Have you tried using different adsense channels for each of your website so that you won't need analytics in tracking the clicks.

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Scott Henderson

16 years ago

In Adsense go to Adsense setup, then select the tab for Channels. From there select URL Channels and then Add New URL Channels.

Enter in your domains and you are good to go. They won't give you data from the past, but from then on you will get reports broken down by your domains that you entered.

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George Hutton

15 years ago

Originally Posted by shen923

That's some useful information. I didn't know you could do that. Thanks for the info.

George

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Chris Kailong 15 years ago

I've created URL channels for all my different sites, but only some of them are showing up in the Adsense performance reports. Also, when I filter report by URL channels, it only reports a very small fraction of my earnings, even though I have all of my URLs selected.

Has anyone else had similar issues to this before? Any ideas how I can get my URL channels to correctly correspond to my real # of ad clicks?

Thanks to anyone who can provide some insight!
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WealthWithin 16 years ago

ok, thanks.
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- Johnno 16 years ago
  
  Note that URL channels only tell you what site your clicks are coming from, not which page in the site or which ad unit.
  
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Fraggler 16 years ago

Yeah, use the channels for a quick overview and to identify which ad units perform the best but integrate it with Analytics to help analyse the best performing pages and traffic sources.
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- Ratty 15 years ago
  
  Once you've added your domain to the adsense url channels, how do you get the data about that site?
  
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  Boris_yo 15 years ago
  
  It will appear in overview.
  
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