[cpvr]

What was the highest click you've ever received on adsense? If I remember correctly, my highest was $10. I believe it was from one of my proxy pages, but I can't remember because I only use full site channels.

[Flashgear]

I've never used adsense, i do plan on using it though soon.

That's good, $10 for 1 click!

[Ryan]

I've never been able to determine this...Too many clicks to determine single click values

There's no way to see how much you got for each click, is there?

[Caddyman]

if you only get 1 click that day you can........lol

and yeah 1 day i did get a $10 click. i was freakin out like all the rest would be that much.....unfortunately that $10 click is not the norm...lol

[cpvr]

Originally Posted by Ryan

I've never been able to determine this...Too many clicks to determine single click values

There's no way to see how much you got for each click, is there?

There is if you check at night. I checked my stats at around 3 am and there was only one click on the channel and no other clicks.

[Ryan]

Right, if you catch a channel when it gets its first click, you can see this...but as soon as a channel gets 2 clicks in a day, you can no longer know what single click values were.

I suppose if you have a channel that gets very few clicks, you might can pick out the ones with big earnings...but for the most part, you can't really determine the highest you've been paid per click.

Say one day you get 1 click that's $5...Then, the next day, you get 2 clicks for $15, but you don't see that until the end of the day...For all you know, you could have had a $14 click and a $1 click, but you'd never know it, so you just assume your highest is $5

[Flashgear]

Will adsense change this in the future?

[Ryan]

I doubt it...Giving publishers the knowledge of how much they get per click is only going to encourage shady business - people creating websites that attract high-paying keywords. This already happens to a certain extent, but it'd get much worse if people had more per-click knowledge

[Flashgear]

Originally Posted by Ryan

I doubt it...Giving publishers the knowledge of how much they get per click is only going to encourage shady business - people creating websites that attract high-paying keywords. This already happens to a certain extent, but it'd get much worse if people had more per-click knowledge

That's a shame, i would of liked to know what $ i get for each click.

Got an example of a website that attracts a high-paying keyword? as i don't fully understand..as google does regulate there adsense sign up process

[Ryan]

Originally Posted by Flashgear

Got an example of a website that attracts a high-paying keyword?

People just create websites about things that are known to be high paying...Stuff like mesothelioma, lawyers, golf, and credit cards. Those kind of topics tend to have a high price per click, so people like to create junk websites with that content.