Affiliate Niche Site Builder

Website traffic (impressions) was down by 21%.
Clicks were up by 28%.
EPN earnings increased by 55%.
AdSense earnings were down by 4%.

Total income $2,736 (EPN income: $2,535 AdSense income: $201)

Average EPC: $0.19 (a +21% increase over April’s EPC)
Average clicks per day: 427 (+28%)
Average earnings per day: $82 (+55%)
Average earnings per site per day: $0.53 (+37%)
Average earnings per site per month: $16.04 (+37%)
Earnings per $1 of Winning Bid Revenue: $0.67

Good news in May–income is up 55% over last month!

May started slow, earning about $50/day, but daily earnings steadily improved through the month. On the last 5 days of May my daily earings were up over $100/day.

I fell short of my goal of creating 30 new sites–created only 18 in May.
The 37 sites I created in April generated 2185 clicks in May. This is about 16% of all May clicks.

Early in May I abandoned my plan to lump all of my websites under one EPN campaign. I identified my top 17 click-generating sites and placed each one in its own campaign. All the other sites, and all new sites created in May, remained in the old master campaign.

Back when I started building EPN sites, each of my sites had its own campaign. Earlier this year I placed them all in one campaign. When I did this, I saw a sharp increase in my earnings followed by a gradual decrease in earnings. I saw some wild daily EPC numbers around $2.00-$3.00. (Yes, EPC=$2.00) Now, after I started to break out sites and place them back in individual campaigns, I am seeing increased earnings again. Might it be possible that manipulating campaigns, and moving sites in and out of campaigns, might somehow lead to increased earnings? This is an interesting idea. Have any of you readers noticed increased/decreased earnings after making changes to your campaign scheme?

Thanks for reading my post. I hope you had a good month. Why don’t you take a moment to post a comment telling us how you did last month? You can give as many, or as few, details as you wish.

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