ADSENSE PAY PER IMPRESSION

by suxes2005

Posted: 15 years ago 10 replies

Fellow warriors, i heard google pays per impression
Does it mean if 3000 people visits my site i would be paid
$0.05 by google? please someone explain this.

I also heard it works mostly with parked domains alone

SHALOM

#adsense #impression #pay

Fraggler 15 years ago

Google mainly pay their publishers Per Click. Some advertisers do prefer the CPM model though - not many though.

AdSense works best on content based sites, but I hear their domain service is pretty good also.
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- JoshuaG 15 years ago
  
  Pay per impression payouts with google are insanely low. Literally 2-3cents per 1000 impressions.
  
  This happens with image ads, but it can also happen when advertisers are targeting your site specifically using placement targeting for their ads.
  
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cbpayne 15 years ago

Originally Posted by suxes2005

i heard google pays per impression

you heard wrong
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- suxes2005 15 years ago
  
  Thanks all. I was actually going to consider that before
  but its pathetic as i heard it from a respected marketer...
  
  2 cents for 1000 impressions? i would rather
  not do IM again..
  
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- Jacob Martus 15 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by cbpayne
  
  you heard wrong
  
  Actually you heard wrong.
  
  I get paid by impressions by some advertisers across certain ad types for several of my sites. It actually works out ok because one of the sites where I get paid CPM style has a very low CTR but tons of traffic.
  
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Fraggler 15 years ago

The CPM advertisers must compete in the same auction as the CPC advertisers - Google actually converts the bids to a CPM based score before awarding the 'winner'. If you are only getting $0.02/1000 impressions then the CPC should be low too.

The CPM based ads are paying about $30/1000 across my sites while the CPC are paying $50.
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- suxes2005 15 years ago
  
  Fragger i do not understand that at all
  
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suxes2005 15 years ago

^^^^^ can you break that for me please?
in a lay man's language

SHALOM
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Fraggler 15 years ago

Shalom,

Google uses both methods. They pay people "per impression" OR "pay per click". It is decided by the people placing the ads on your site - you have no control on it.

They both pay well if your site is good. With the "pay per impression" advertisers I personally get paid about $30 for every 1000 visitors.

The majority of ads are "pay per click" though.
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suxes2005 15 years ago

Thanks fragler, could that be in a specific niche?
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