Monday, March 17, 2008

How to increase your eCPM?

This questions might have came in your mind several times.Because eCPM directly affects your earnings, let us know more about eCPM.
What is eCPM?--->It means "effective cost per mille (or 1000 impressions)".
How to improve eCPM?
1.Use minimum nuber of Ad blocks:Though Google Adsense allows to use 3 ad blocks; Bidvertiser, Widgetbucks allow infinite ad blocks per page, it is better to use 1-2 Ad blocks per page.Why?
Out of the Ads being shown, let's say Ad_1 is paying best and Ad_9 is paying least.If a visitor clicks Ad_9, you will earn lesser than what you deserved.When you add more than 3 Ad blocks, you are inviting Ads like Ad_9.Instead if you use 1-2 blocks, highest paying Ads will be displayed on your website.

2.Block the low paying Ads:Use competitive Ad filter(available in Adsense) to block the low paying Ads.Just right click( no left click ) the low paying Ad, select "Copy Shortcut" ,and paste in notepad/wordpad.Copy the part between "adurl= " and "&client" and paste it in the competitive filter.
Unfortunately, ad networks other than Google Adsense have not provided the "ad filter" facility to the publishers.

3.Use high paying keywords:This solution is very effective, but it might indirectly affect your site traffic.
The Ads being displayed on website depend a lot on the "keyword density".If the word "soccer" appears many times in your page,the Ads related to it will be displayed.This keyword will give you low paying Ads.If you use a words like "insurance","trading","hosting" with high density,you will get very high paying Ads.But excessive use of such high paying words may affect the reader-friendliness of the article.

5 comments:

Anonymous said...

my e-cpm is sometimes 750$
so it is good

k said...

^^
$750 eCPM is too good.That might be due to high paying keyword + high CTR.

Anonymous said...

How the hell do you get eCPM 750$ ????


I would like to know ! :D

Chandan said...

Really very nice article and informative. Thank you.

Anonymous said...

But how do you figure out which ads are high paying and which are low paying? I can't seem to find that info in Adsense.
Thanks