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Adsense Anything about the Google Adsense program can be discussed here.

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Old 06-06-2007, 04:11 AM
wesley wesley is offline
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Default adsense and smartpriced

When people say they are earning less with adsense because of smart pricing, what exactly do they mean.

I read someone say that if your site is smartpriced, it is because of the low conversions for the advertiser. I don't get this.

How does google know how much the advertiser sells and how do they know people don't come back later?

Further, how does google know if the advertiser's website is even worth buying from. Maybe there are other factors why people don;t convert to sales. It doesn;t mean it is junk traffic all the time.

Anyone more experienced know the answer.
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