Have you also noticed that Hubpages is paying less per view? Even though my views have increased, the pay per view seems to have lowered. Even with less views I was paid more than right now. What’s happening?
Hubpages pays for impressions (when ads are seen) rather than views. You get about 0.6 impressions per view on average, irrespective of the number of ads per article that a reader sees. You may be getting less views for articles that were more lucrative in terms of the ads shown on them. The CPM as I understand it is an average figure, calculated for the previous day. So lets say you get 10 times more views, rising from 1000 per day to 10,000 per day. The article that generated those views may only pay a pittance for ads. So when the CPM is calculated, the earnings per impression is much less, since earnings divided by the large number of extra views.
Eugene is right. It's not quite as simple as it might appear, as all impressions are not equal, some are more valuable than others.
Things that affect the value include:
*How valuable the advertisers see the topic/keywords
*The source of the traffic, Google.com earns more than social media
*I believe that the geographical location can affect the value too. A reader in North America is seen as more valuable to advertisers than, say, southeast Asia.
The CPM can get skewed by an increase or decrease in impressions that are either high or low in value because the CPM figure is essentially a mean average.
Oh yes right, that might be the cause. However, it is getting worse nonetheless.
by Eugene Brennan 24 months ago
Even taking into account Hubpages' share, with the amount of ads, shouldn't it be a multiple of views? I reckon, there should be about 6 impressions per article, but instead, there's only about .5 on average.
by ngureco 12 years ago
If 50 Hubs Can Earn You $1 Per Day, Is It Logical 5000 Hubs Can Earn You $100 Per Day?
by jaredbangerter 12 years ago
I was barely getting 80 views a day and making 24 cents per night. Now that I published my two new tutorials on how to make certain mods for Skyrim, I am getting around 230 views a day and for the last 4 days with 230 views on average per day I have made... 20 to 23 cents per night!?!?!My...
by Disillusioned 9 years ago
I took my 30-days page views count; divided it by 30 and further divided it by the number of published hubs. Thus I got a fair representation of my average number of visitors per day per hub. It comes to a whopping 1.6! How about yours?
by Brie Hoffman 21 months ago
Just wondering what other hubbers experience is like.
by 3bagsfull 15 years ago
I am just trying to get a readand if you want you can break it down between inside hp and from google,etcthanks all
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