AdSense clicks/Stat-how do I know where it comes from?

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I use the same code for adsense for about 200+ of my websites and getting pretty good $$$$

Is there a way to generate a stats report where the clicks are coming from and which websites are getting the most clicks?

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yes.. go into adsense channel setup and set up url channels. then u can track which url is getting the clicks and how much traffic each one is getting. (you can get more specific with individual parts of websites too, but do the url channels for something quick n easy)
 
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godinu said:
yes.. go into adsense channel setup and set up url channels. then u can track which url is getting the clicks and how much traffic each one is getting. (you can get more specific with individual parts of websites too, but do the url channels for something quick n easy)


Sorry I am not following you.

The only channel is the channel I named them like energy, money but not showing the URLs.
 
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For each website, you will need to setup a different adsense script with channel for each site.
 
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mdamin76 said:
For each website, you will need to setup a different adsense script with channel for each site.


that what I thought.
So there is no way to tell?
 
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You don't need a different adsesne script but just setting up url channels. But I think max number of channels you can create is 200.
 
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when u do channels, take a look, there is another tab called url channels. u can make one for each url. (it doesn't happen until u create them) then u can track them url by url
 
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