How to control Adsense Ctr and increase earning

 

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The ultimate guide to AdSense CTR and how you can improve it

Online advertising has been a thing for decades now, with businesses seeking to put their ads in front of consumers. Google is one of the biggest players when it comes to advertising. 

These businesses purchase so-called Adwords from Google and have their ads displayed on sites that are part of the Google Display Network. These ads earn money based on clicks, impressions, conversions and other factors such as ad position and campaign settings.

While the advent of programmatic advertising means that Google can now target those ads based on a plethora of factors, it is still important to understand the basics of how Adsense works and how it factors into your ad revenue.

Related: How To Improve Your Revenue On Google Adsense.

To find out whether you really get a return on investment in an Adsense campaign, you need to break down your actual clicks, impressions, and conversions. The exact number for each of these three metrics will vary depending on which settings you've used for your campaign — but there are some key figures to take note of regardless.

Per-click CTR (or "CPC") refers to the amount of money generated per 1 click. This metric is slightly more important than total CPC because it's what advertisers are paying attention to — and the higher your click-through rate, the more money this will equate to.

Total CTR (or "CTR") tells you what percentage of all visitors to your site have seen your ad, regardless of whether they clicked on it. This can be tricky, because you might have 10% clicks but an 85% CTR if there are too many competing ads in your niche.

Conversions are a little different to Adsense metrics that you'll see in other places, such as Google Analytics. Your conversions will be shown in a timeline according to your Adsense campaigns and the landing pages you've chosen to track.

CPCs and how they relate to your Adsense earnings

So how can you increase your CTRs? What factors should you be looking at?

Website design is one of the most important elements that can help boost your CTR. Not only is a clean and clear site more appealing for users, but it also makes it easier for Google to identify ads — so it shows more ads that are relevant to that site's content. This means Google can show more relevant ads in its network.