Dave Boots Feet Size, Family, Eye Color, fees per movie, Wiki, body stats, Real Name, Profession

and most sites have a CTR of more like 3%. So if your site about something of not too greater importance to the world wide web, ranked somewhere in the middle of millions of other pages and not even indexed by Google yet, has no back links and has a CTR of 50%, it will be immediately flagged and unless there's good reason, the jolly old plug is pulled again. An average CTR of between 1% to 7% is normal and would not set off any warning bells. But if your mates are about the only ones visiting your site and each one clicks an ad each time, that's a 100% CTR!! You are nabbed and your plug is well and truly pulled. So that just leaves the hard core of the more clever, but small time click frauds who consistently milk the system. They are virtually undetectable and extremely difficult to differentiate from genuine AdSense clicks. This forms the main 10% bulk and just like other industries, providing losses can be maintained at an acceptable 10%, everyone is happy. Credit cards are at around 12% and most traders use a 10%-15% loss adjustment these days. So despite all the hype you may have read about the death of PPC ads due to click fraud, plain business logistics say that beneath a certain value, the cost of further improvement is non conducive to the bottom line - profit. Overall, advertisers are content with what they see as an acceptable loss in a tremendous growth area, brimming with benefits and profit. Due to Google's immense size and powerful analytic tools they are constantly developing, advertisers feel safe from big time click fraud and know they are entering a very profitable marketplace with Google AdSense and to a lesser degree, other PPC campaigns. Click fraud is the equivalent of tax evasion in AdSense and you deserve to lose your account. However, there are other honest ways of picking up anywhere from a few crumbs to a nice slice of the AdSense cake. While the hardened old timers may call some of it a 'grey area', it is a legal and acceptable method of achieving great success. A little like the tax avoidance instead of evasion scenario. Instead of cheating the system, you work with it and explore its many 'grey' areas. In this world the biggest rewards (and risks) are closer to that fine dividing line of correctness or legality. Accountants exploit it and global companies use it to amass great wealth. Take the classic case of Microsoft. There was poor Bill and his buddy all those years ago, sweating under the pressure of a contract

Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Graziella De Biasi Hair Color, Body Shape, Family Members, Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Marriage and Affairs

Gleice Kapobianco Hair Color, Body Shape, Family Members, Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Marriage and Affairs

Toby Hillcrest Hair Color, Body Shape, Family Members, Father, Mother, Brother, Sister, Marriage and Affairs