I have several sites with adsense on them. I am getting clicks, but they are not in any of the url channels I have set up to monitor my adsense acivity. Anyone else experience this? Anyone have any insight?

I wonder if a click on a repeated view of a site without refreshed content would do this. I am getting $1 per click and would like to know which site is producing it so I could focus a lot more energy there.

Any info would be appreciated.

They should show up in one of the channels. Are you sure you every url on every site in a channel? I know it's easy to miss one. If you have them all set up they should be showing in one of them.

Probally from type-ins or search engines that is where most traffic comes from. Check the stats that should tell you.

He means what site is his adsense is being clicked on.

I would guess you didn't set up the channels properly.

the same thing happens to me but I have Adsense on maybe 500 different pages I just figure I missed a few when setting them up. I don't know if they have a tool that can scan your code and give you ads that aren't assigned to a channel...but they should.

R

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I figured it out. Straight from the Google Adsense FAQ


Why don't my channel reports add up to my aggregate report? Even if all of your pages are tracked using channels, your aggregate reports may show more clicks and impressions than your channel reports for a variety of reasons. The most common reason is that your pages have been shown in a frame. Occasionally, traffic programs or sites like Google Image Search use frames to display pages. When clicks occur on a framed page, they won't appear in your channel reports.
Please be assured that while some statistics may not appear in your channels, all clicks and impressions are being recorded correctly in your aggregate reports.

Thanks.

are you using frames?

No, but sometimes pay-per-click traffic from GoClick.com shows results in frame. They are a search engine I use to get low cost traffic.

This sounds like a glitch , or error, you should ask google support about this, thats why they're paid by google, as a Support team

You should review your strategy of creating channels based on URLs. You can create channels for each ad block, that should help no matter where you place it. I created channels like "top header for site -A" , "vertical for site -b" etc. That works perfect.