my earnings is falling down

[Theo]

Shhh...Greg is reading this thread as we speak - don't give him any ideas or he might offer to buy DNF back :-D

 

[Theo]

In the last 2 days revenue has increased, hitting the safety levels and going past the numbers right before the notorious "improvements". So we are almost hitting 3 1/2 weeks of abnormal lows, for which there is no indication that we will be compensated.

 

[dvdrip]

I haven't seen any increase.

To sedo: Please explain why an "antivirus" domain was getting 0.60-1.00 Euro clicks for the past 11 months and this Septembet it is getting 0.27 Euro clicks?

 

[Theo]

Stability is not the name of the game currently. But hey, I am looking into Adsense and getting ready to cut the middleman for good.

 

[DomainEngineer]

Stability is not the name of the game currently. But hey, I am looking into Adsense and getting ready to cut the middleman for good.

Are you a developer or looking to use some tool such as xsitepro etc? Please share info if possible.

Thanks.

 

[Theo]

If you're referring to content development, I do web & graphics development - therefore I am not in need of templated tools. I've used Sedo simply for the fact that it seemed to have the best income over work ratio; apparently, it's highway robbery. So I am going to take my traffic and triple my income in the next 6 months using Adsense.

 

[DomainFatigue]

Are you a developer or looking to use some tool such as xsitepro etc? Please share info if possible.
Thanks.

I don't mean to hijack the thread, but I'd be interested in such info as well. I have FrontPage, but no time to learn. I'm not tech savvy. If a simple solution exists, like xsitepro, I'd like to learn about it...

It seems whenever my clicks go up, what Sedo pays me per click goes down???

 

[Theo]

It seems whenever my clicks go up, what Sedo pays me per click goes down???

Bingo!

It's called "Dynamic allocation of funds" :-D

 

[DomainFatigue]

Bingo!

It's called "Dynamic allocation of funds" :-D

Hilarious! If I didn't laugh it would make me furious...

 

[Theo]

DomainFatigue, your observation is shared among many here. I just had to give it a name.

 

[Theo]

Today is sprojected to be a record-low day. PPC averages falling to tremendous new lows. Gather here at 7pm Eastern to share stories. I am already at 30% of a regular day.

 

[RatherGood]

Today is sprojected to be a record-low day. PPC averages falling to tremendous new lows. Gather here at 7pm Eastern to share stories. I am already at 30% of a regular day.

My revenue returned to acceptable levels on 9/14 for the first time in a month (and only for that day). Today is on track to be about 35% of that. Which is even under their system calculated 32 day averages by 1/3.

A very "dynamic" system indeed :frusty:

 

[HumanIngenuity]

I am thinking about adsense also, but most of my names are adult, can acroplex or anyone share a solution for adult names since adsense and ypn will not qualify?

 

[Theo]

My revenue returned to acceptable levels on 9/14 for the first time in a month (and only for that day). Today is on track to be about 35% of that. Which is even under their system calculated 32 day averages by 1/3.

A very "dynamic" system indeed :frusty:

I'm "glad" I'm not imagining things. It's obvious Sedo is using silence as the only means of avoiding the issue.

Don't let this thread get off the limelight.

 

[domainah]

I had some problems in the beginning as well with the dynamic system, and there are still some domains that dont make as much now, but as a whole I do make a lot more now, its true though that the volatility is a lot higher, but I did test Namedrive and Trafficz with a lot of domains recently, and although the absolute volatlity is higher at sedo, i rather make anywhere between 30 cents and $1.50 per click on some domains than between 2 cents and $1 for the same domains at namedrive or trafficz. I think with all the changes at all the parking providers we gotta be more flexible in switching providers even for some domains if its worth it, the setup might take a little time initially, but once set up all that has to be done is switch nameservers if something changes with the cpcs

 

[Theo]

See Sedo PPC table that spans the past 12 months. That's on a 600+ domain portfolio optimized for keywords.

The proof is in the numbers.

 

[RatherGood]

I had some problems in the beginning as well with the dynamic system, and there are still some domains that dont make as much now, but as a whole I do make a lot more now, its true though that the volatility is a lot higher, but I did test Namedrive and Trafficz with a lot of domains recently, and although the absolute volatlity is higher at sedo, i rather make anywhere between 30 cents and $1.50 per click on some domains than between 2 cents and $1 for the same domains at namedrive or trafficz. I think with all the changes at all the parking providers we gotta be more flexible in switching providers even for some domains if its worth it, the setup might take a little time initially, but once set up all that has to be done is switch nameservers if something changes with the cpcs

If the changes to our parking earnings on Sedo ARE actually directly correlated with changes in overall PPC then I think we would be seeing some google exec's and major shareholders jumping out the window about now.

 

[octobus]

I think that Sedo subsidized some keywords at the expense of other in their old system. Am I correct?

 

[Theo]

I think that Sedo subsidized some keywords at the expense of other in their old system. Am I correct?

Nobody knows, because Sedo does not respond. They are the absentee landlord of the PPC industry at this point. It's beyond ridiculous - it's bordering on the scandalous.

Don't feel shy expressing your feelings and describing your experience - simply because YOUR traffic makes them money; more cash than you can imagine. Your traffic is like your property, you lease it out. You deserve to receive what the market actually pays, not what they *tell* you that it does.

 

[Theo]

My revenue returned to acceptable levels on 9/14 for the first time in a month (and only for that day). Today is on track to be about 35% of that. Which is even under their system calculated 32 day averages by 1/3.

A very "dynamic" system indeed :frusty:

The day ended close to projections - at 50% of recent earnings.

Someone at Sedo needs to be fired for not doing their job properly.