Youtube analytics problem

[Flammy]

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With regard to the $0.00 everywhere, you most likely won't have earn't anything yet. At your current viewing rate, you will most likely only get CPC ad's, meaning you only get money if someone clicks an ad, not just watches it. I'd say give it a bit of time and you might start earning something

With Adsense you are only getting paid per click of the ad, not view.

Also make sure that you have your adsence linked properly I forgot to and missed out of a good 1500 views.

^^ HEY, STOP TALKING IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT.

YouTube and Google recently (at the start of April) switched revenue reporting from AdSense to YouTube Analytics.

Now, AdSense will no longer ever show revenue earned. As you have a new account, it never has and never will. You can find your estimated earnings under the Estimated Earnings tab of YouTube Analytics, however note that it is always 2-3 days delayed. Nothing can be done to fix/change that however, so don't worry about it too much.

Let me know if you have any questions... and for the love of false information please don't just speculate randomly on posts.[DOUBLEPOST=1367342505,1367342423][/DOUBLEPOST]

it was a pain in the ... neck lol ... wheni started with addsence but since i had like 200 videos i started making money quite fast bcuz on some videos ppl ere moust likely to click an add then just ignore it lol

That logic makes no sense. The only thing that having a larger inventory of videos means it is easier for people to find your content and thereby your channel... increasing your views, channel views, and subscriber growth rate. None of that has to do with click thru rate.[DOUBLEPOST=1367342572][/DOUBLEPOST]

With Adsense you are only getting paid per click of the ad, not view.

Sometimes you don't get paid with every click.

AdSense serves both impression and click based advertisements. If someone clicks, one way or another you are getting paid - either for the impression or for the click.

 

[Kshaway]

But im checking in youtube analytics not adsense.. And still nothing. One big nothing.

 

[Crypt]

Adsense pay you for adclicks, not views

 

[Kshaway]

Yes, but after clicks still nothing...

 

[xandru8]

^^ HEY, STOP TALKING IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT.

YouTube and Google recently (at the start of April) switched revenue reporting from AdSense to YouTube Analytics.

Now, AdSense will no longer ever show revenue earned. As you have a new account, it never has and never will. You can find your estimated earnings under the Estimated Earnings tab of YouTube Analytics, however note that it is always 2-3 days delayed. Nothing can be done to fix/change that however, so don't worry about it too much.

Let me know if you have any questions... and for the love of false information please don't just speculate randomly on posts.[DOUBLEPOST=1367342505,1367342423][/DOUBLEPOST]
That logic makes no sense. The only thing that having a larger inventory of videos means it is easier for people to find your content and thereby your channel... increasing your views, channel views, and subscriber growth rate. None of that has to do with click thru rate.[DOUBLEPOST=1367342572][/DOUBLEPOST]

AdSense serves both impression and click based advertisements. If someone clicks, one way or another you are getting paid - either for the impression or for the click.

well i`m just saying what happned i`m not sure if thats exactly what happned but thats what happned ot me so ... yead, dunno man

 

[Flammy]

But im checking in youtube analytics not adsense.. And still nothing. One big nothing.

Under the "estimated earnings" tab? What does it say on there? How about under "ad performance"? Let me know if either of those tabs is mysteriously missing as that could indicate something...

Adsense pay you for adclicks, not views

False.. the offer several types of ads, some are click based and some are view based. At least read the god damn thread before you post incorrect information... who knows, you might learn something.

 

[xandru8]

Under the "estimated earnings" tab? What does it say on there? How about under "ad performance"? Let me know if either of those tabs is mysteriously missing as that could indicate something...



False.. the offer several types of ads, some are click based and some are view based. At least read the god damn thread before you post incorrect information... who knows, you might learn something.

... bows head in shame ... sowwry i just wroute what happned to me

 

[Flammy]

... bows head in shame ... sowwry i just wroute what happned to me

That comment you quoted was not aimed at you. It was at the person I quoted.

As for your initial post which I responded to... revenue is directly related to only a few things: 1) Demographics 2) views you're getting each day 3) Click thru

If you have more videos that means likely higher views per day than someone with very few videos... which means #2 increases so total revenue goes up.

 

[xandru8]

That comment you quoted was not aimed at you. It was at the person I quoted.

As for your initial post which I responded to... revenue is directly related to only a few things: 1) Demographics 2) views you're getting each day 3) Click thru

If you have more videos that means likely higher views per day than someone with very few videos... which means #2 increases so total revenue goes up.

hmm ... so i started getting money bcuz of my view counter ?

 

[Kshaway]

Under the "estimated earnings" tab? What does it say on there? How about under "ad performance"? Let me know if either of those tabs is mysteriously missing as that could indicate something...



False.. the offer several types of ads, some are click based and some are view based. At least read the god damn thread before you post incorrect information... who knows, you might learn something.

It says N/A. When clicked - Data is not available for the selected report, content, and date range. If possible, try selecting a broader date range, different content, or come back in 1–2 days after the most recent data has been processed.

same orange thing for ad performance.