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One of my sites recently had 7 clicks for the day and a payout of $0.02.
2 cents! for 7 clicks?!?

Just wondering how this is possible? Isn't every click worth something? At least a penny?

33 7 21.2% $0.64 $0.02
 
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Isn't every click worth something? At least a penny?

Not if it served the ads where advertisers pay CPM. Advertisers can now pay CPM as low as $0.25
 

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It could be a combo of invalid clicks and cpm ads. Either way, you are looking at a very small sample size; get more traffic and the earnings will follow.
 

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dcristo said:
They must have been invalid clicks.

Well I have never clicked on my own ads.

denny007 said:
Not if it served the ads where advertisers pay CPM. Advertisers can now pay CPM as low as $0.25


This doesn't show up as clicks though, does it?

OgieOgalthorpe said:
It could be a combo of invalid clicks and cpm ads. Either way, you are looking at a very small sample size; get more traffic and the earnings will follow.

I understand the traffic isn't much. This is a new, small, two-page "AdSense" site which I just put up to test against PPC. I'm not bitchin about the earnings but rather I'm curious about the earnings per click.

Thank you everyone.
 

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I wasn't suggesting you clicked on your own ads. Invalid clicks can be clicks coming from sources of traffic Google feels will not result in a sale for the advertiser.
 

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Denny is right, CPM ads might have been served. Google still reports the clicks, but you are paid per impression on those ones. You can remove image ads to reduce that issue.
 
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