How to Find Adsense Insights and Trends in Google Analytics

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This post was most recently updated on November 24th, 2020

Google Analytics is flexible enough to allow connecting your Adsense campaigns into your analytics account. This means you’ll have greater insight into which campaigns (and strategies) are working for you. This also allows for better measurement of growth and performance of your Adsense account over time.

Before mining this treasure trove of Adsense insights, you first need to link your Adsense to your analytics account.

Here’s how to connect AdSense to Analytics

Before you start the linking process, make sure you’re using a Google Account AdSense login that has both Administrator access to your AdSense account and Administrator access to your Analytics account.

If you’re trying to link a new account and either your Google Analytics account or your Google AdSense account is now closed, then you’ll need to re-open the closed account and remove the link before you can link to another account.

Important: Keep in mind that you can only link one AdSense account to one Analytics account.

Click the gear icon and select Settings from the drop-down list.
In the sidebar, select Access and authorization, then click Google Analytics integration.
On the “Google Analytics integration” page, click Link next to the Analytics account that you want to link to your AdSense account. A new window opens and you’re taken to your Analytics account.
In Analytics, click Link Accounts.
In the dialog that appears, specify your primary Analytics property and Analytics views, then click Continue.
Your primary and secondary Analytics properties are listed under the AdSense tab, and your AdSense and Analytics accounts are now linked.

Please allow at least 24 hours for the data to populate in your reports. If you’re having trouble linking your accounts, check our linking AdSense and Analytics accounts FAQs.

Important: Once you’ve linked your AdSense and Analytics accounts, your next step is to set up the code you’ll need to track your AdSense sites in Analytics.

Source: Link an AdSense account to an Analytics account

How to get started with finding AdSense data

As powerful as this implementation can be, asking the right questions can help you gain more knowledge about your website performance versus your Adsense growth.

Getting Adsense into Google Analytics will shed some light on these important questions to ask:

How are my users interacting with my site? With In-page Analytics, you’ll have access to a visual assessment of how users interact with your web pages. This can help you determine the most strategic locations in which to place ads.

Where and why are visitors leaving my site? Identify pages with high bounce rates to determine the percentage of visitors who only see one page during a visit to your site. Users might behave in this way for a variety of reasons, but you can work to provide the best user experience possible by optimizing the content and ad implementation on these pages.

Which traffic sources and URLs help me earn the most? Determine which pages generate the highest AdSense revenue, and then replicate those successful implementations on other parts of your site. You can also set up custom channels for pages that perform well to create attractive placements for advertisers to specifically target. In addition, try content experiments and test different page layouts to compare the performance of key metrics.

Source: https://adsense.blogspot.nl/2012/11/uncover-trends-and-adsense-insights.html

Imagine if you can further improve your site to benefit Adsense. Imagine the revenue it can bring you simply because you have dug into the data and answered the most relevant optimization questions.

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