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Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married


Publishers using both Google Analytics and Google Adsense can now officially integrate their accounts.

Marrying the accounts takes just a few minutes. Publishers need to log into AdSense, select the "Integrate your Adsense account with Google Analytics" on the Reports > Overview tab and simply follow the on-screen instructions. Once complete, publishers will find an AdSense-specific menu under the "Content" section of Analytics containing reports on the top Adsense Content, top AdSense referrers and AdSense Trending. The last reports lets publishers analyze how a site generate revenue during different times of the day and different days of the week.

The Adsense overview shows you ten metrics that summarize the Adsense activity on your site. The total revenue made, revenue per CPM, total ads clicks, the Adsense CTR, the eCPM (estimate cost per thousand page impressions, or the revenue per thousand impressions), the total number of impressions (and impressions per visit).


Posted Apr 30 2009, 11:30 AM by Peter A. Prestipino


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Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married - Website Magazine … | Webmaster Tools wrote Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married - Website Magazine … | Webmaster Tools
on 04-30-2009 12:46 PM

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SiegmarS wrote re: Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married
on 04-30-2009 8:14 PM

The ability to marry the accounts is a good opportunity to save time while you are working. Anyway is Google improving every day and because their are giving so much chance to do something on the web i do appreciate this very much!

Thank you Google

BrannonM wrote re: Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married
on 05-01-2009 9:57 PM

Thanks for the tips put it to good use.

RocioA wrote re: Google Analytics and Adsense Get Married
on 05-05-2009 8:55 PM

Yeah, and why are all these features separated in the first place? Webmaster tools and analytics shoud also me one.