How much $$ do you make? Adsense Vs. daily traffic.

[stephen todd]

Originally Posted by pinsanon

My lifetime adsense balance is $0.51

I guess that's the downside to a niche blog!

Pins Anon
The Pinball Blog

More accurate is "that's the downside of picking a low paying niche"

Every site I build is a "niche" site - whether a wordpress blog, or other site (I build .html or php sometimes)

I don't build any site unless it has high adsense click values

Adsense on finance sites pays an average of $25 eCPM - build some of them instead of stuff like pinball sites

[stephen todd]

Originally Posted by aa33030

I have a blog about selling ebooks for profit
Ad clicks average $2.50 per click
ttp://sellingebooksforprofit.blogspot.com

That's because your niche is really "make money" rather than "books"

Books click values are all over the place, but average out at between 50 cents to a $1 a click

[plasticsurgeryinhouston]

I am up to about 35 bucks total, and that is after 6 months. I had my largest day of 5 dollars just a few days ago. It's a work in progress/

[Bandini]

about 1,400 page views a day and im getting $2 a day in adsense. It's been really lousy .

[mrtrolah]

Don't be expecting people to be making alot of money within the first 6 months of blogging thats for sure

[DailyDrinker]

Originally Posted by Bloggeries

It's true most people looking for info want just that info. Making money on content sites is harder then an ecommerce one. I guess best is an ecommerce site with a blog attached to pull related traffic?

What kind of ecommerce sites convert traffic well and have a decent mark up? I am looking for class not really to have you tell me what kind of site to run to make money.

[DailyDrinker]

Do you guys really think it is best to have a site that is solely built with the intent of maximizing your adsense click price. I would figure that it would be best to blog about something with lots of searches that you enjoy talking about. I would think that would make content and help in sticking to working on your site long enough to have it really take off.