Adsense Help?

My blog has 54 pageloads and there are only 6 page impressions on adsense why?

without your blog address is a bit complicated to know... you don't think?

without your blog address is a bit complicated to know... you don't think?

Oh Sorry...

Here is the address
http://urdusms88.blogspot.com

Page loads or Page views ?
From where did you get the data - Adsense only or Google Analytics ?

There is a small diference betwen page load, page views, page impressions

Page loads = Times one page load per view = Lets say i load your blog home page and once your blog open in my browser i click the "Reload" button in the browser, that makes two page loads and one page view.

Page Views = Number of pages from one site, that one user view from the start ( first page load ) until the user close the browser and/or click on a external link.

Page Impression = How many times the page or pages containing the AdSense advertisement was shown to visitors

A page impression is generated every time a user views a page displaying Google ads. Google will count one page impression regardless of the number of ads displayed on that page. For example, if you have a page displaying three ad units and it is viewed twice, you will generate two page impressions and six ad unit impressions.

The problem is that you're measuring different things with these different programs. In your case, for example, when you say you have 54 page views in a typical day, that likely includes pages requested by Googlebot and other spiders that are indexing your content, pages requested by mobile devices or similar that can't get all of the elements and might simply ignore requests to include external data and users who have disabled or turned off JavaScript, which prevents the ad from showing up. In addition, some people run ad blocking software which means that they tend to get blank space where ads would otherwise be shown.

Thanks Gyms,

I mean Pagviews.
I got it, Your answer was very useful.

Another thing I want to ask is....

Should we use www in anchor tag?
or without www is ok?
May be this is also causing less page impressions on adsense?

i.e
<a href="http://www.bloggertricks.com">Home</a>
OR
<a href="http://bloggertricks.com">Home</a>

Whick one is good for seo?

The "WWW" will not afect your Adsense as i know in some cases you can get page impressions for the "WWW" and for the non "WWW" site, but at the end all count to the same. This is not a problem, and as i say before is just in some cases.

For seo purposes you need to link all the time to the same address structure with or without "WWW".
Also you can use rel=canonical wich solve that issue among other issues. That comes in your Blogger blog as default.

Some times some webmasters have two diferent sites under the same domain name, one site is visible on the "WWW" url and the other is in the same domain but without the "WWW"

For Blogger all the url's are without "WWW" http://somename.blogspot.com if you put the "WWW" as in http://www.somename.blogspot.com you will get a error since the Blogger server is set up to work with the non "WWW" way.

Also By Definition:

In the Domain Name System (DNS) hierarchy, a subdomain is a domain that is part of a larger domain. For example: http://www.example.com is a domain name A subdomain is anything that replaces the www in a domain name. support.example.com is a subdomain. http://www.support.example is not a subdomain.


If you get your own domain name you can set up your domain to "WWW" or non "WWW" from your domain name registrar, Control Panel, from the website from where you get a domain name or with a .htaccess file in your hosting.

If you need more about the link cannonical here is Matt Cutts with a god explination
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cm9onOGTgeM


If you ask me what is the best to use i will say use the "WWW" way.
The new generations of internet users will understand that a website can be "WWW" and or non "WWW" While old generations will all the time expect that a website need to start with WWW, the use or not can create confusion among internet users that aren't up to day with new tecnologies or just simply don't what to know.

In my opinion any webmaster should put in place an automatic way to redirect users from one version of the address to the other if your site is non "WWW" redirect all the users that type the "WWW" version in their browsers and viceversa.

Thanks For Your Help