Why I'm Paying For AdsenseLog

I never click on ads on Facebook as I never see them as being relevant (apart from the Wedding ones and that's just a bloody cheek seeing I'm engaged). But today was different. I saw an ad for AdSenseLog which took me to this Fan Page.

Now I'm a stats junky so I downloaded the free trial and hooked it up with my account and saw the lovely stats I'd only bother looking at in Excel every now and then!

As I run some sites that don't really focus on CPA then this sort of data is becoming increasingly useful to me. Site's like Route Planners, Halo Movie, 3D Cinema are all long term sites with variable uses - some of them include using the obvious benefits of creating niche content sites. I've pretty much just used it over the past 3 years as bumf to fill pages and haven't done any MFA sites for ages. They used to make about £500 a day :-( (I'm trying not to fall into the trap of chasing the quick buck and doing them again)

So here's the sort of stats it can chuck out (my real data and it lets you export into gifs/jpg/pdf etc:

Impression data:



I can even show payment information:



And stuff like daily averages:



You can even compare different channels and their performance overtime. From this chart you can see how HG (my old Get Holidays MFA site) gradually got picked up by Google, then got knocked out, then came back in again and then suffered a slow painful death. The same can be said for GS (my old Get shopping site) which was raking in a fair few quid until Google got annoyed by that one too.



So now I'm refocusing on content sites and with some of them focusing on CPC rather than CPA, AdSenseLog will be a central tool in my decision-making process.

p.s. they haven't asked me to blog about it and I've not received anything for mentioning the product.