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02-27-2009, 03:02 PM | #1 |
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adsense: how do you juggle between ad units and link units?
I have a site that's making a small amount of adsense income (about 25k impressions per day). I am experimenting with both ad and link units, so I've set up a system that lets me define the ratio between the two (eg 30% of impressions to link units, 70% to ad units). The problem is that the "winning" eCPM (the unit with the maximum eCPM) keeps flipping back and forth, and it's not always by a small amount either. For example:
yesterday: linkunit 7815 impressions $0.37 eCPM adunit 17853 impressions $0.85 eCPM ok, right choice there, but so far today link units are making a better eCPM... linkunit 1869 impressions $1.02 eCPM adunit 15259 impressions $0.84 eCPM If you use both link and ad units, do you have a system to decide between the two? |
02-27-2009, 03:04 PM | #2 |
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longer testing ? thats about all i do
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02-27-2009, 03:12 PM | #3 |
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What if the long term trends are not consistent with short term? You're missing out on $.
It's a pity G don't have a stats API to automate it and squeeze out the maximum benefit... I guess I could do something manually like: Code:
if (stats file manually updated less than 24 hours ago) { total = adunit eCPM + adlink eCPM number = random(total) if (number <= adunit eCPM) { displaytype = adunit } else { displaytype = adlink } } |