Google AdSense earnings per click (commonly called CPC – Cost Per Click) depends on several factors, but here’s a clear breakdown of how it works:
✅ 1. What is CPC (Cost Per Click)?
CPC is the amount advertisers pay Google when a user clicks on their ad. Google shares a portion of that money (typically 68%) with you, the publisher.
✅ 2. How Much Can You Earn Per Click?
Your earnings per click can vary from a few cents to several dollars depending on:
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Niche/Content Category: Topics like insurance, loans, law, or tech usually have high CPC (up to $5–$50 per click).
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Geographic Location of Visitors: US, UK, Canada clicks usually pay more than clicks from Nigeria, India, etc.
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Ad Placement & Format: Ads in visible places (top of page, inside content) tend to get more valuable clicks.
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Traffic Quality: Organic traffic from Google tends to generate better-paying clicks than paid or bot traffic.
✅ 3. Example of How AdSense Earnings Read Per Click:
Let’s say:
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An advertiser bids $1 per click.
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Google takes 32% and gives you 68%.
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You get $0.68 per click.
If 100 people click, you earn:$0.68 x 100 = $68
✅ 4. How to Check CPC on Your AdSense Dashboard
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Log into your AdSense account.
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Go to “Reports” > “Performance”.
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Look for:
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CPC – average earnings per click.
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Page RPM – earnings per 1,000 views.
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Clicks – total number of clicks.
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Estimated Earnings – your total income.
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✅ Tips to Increase CPC and Earnings
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Focus on high-paying niches (finance, health, tech).
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Write in-depth, SEO-optimized content to attract organic traffic.
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Block low-paying ad categories in AdSense settings.
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Use responsive ad units.
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Monitor reports and test different ad placements.
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