[غوغل] [أدسنس] يعطي ناشرات معدل من 78% إيراد سهم
النسبة مئويّة يوزّع سهم ال [أدفرتيز رفنو] أنّ [غوغل] [أدسنس] ناشرات يحصلون من [غوغل] يكون دائما [سوبجكت تو] مناقشة مفتوحة ومضاربة, بما أنّ [غوغل] يتلقّى أبدا رسميّا يعلن أو يكشف الإيراد سهم هو يعطي خارجا وإلى موقعات' شريكات وناشرات. غير أنّ مع الجدولة [غوغل] في ناسداك ك [بوبليك كمبني] ومختلفة شكل [10-ق] [أونوديتد] فصليّة ماليّة تقارير يعطى ب [غوغل] في ال [سك] تصنيفات, [غوغل] [أدسنس] إيراد كشفت سهم لناشرات سر يتلقّى يكون.
نيويورك أوقات قد حسب وينشر القطعة أنّ ناشرة يحصل من [غوغل] في [أدسنس] برنامج. أسّست الحساب كان فوق [غوغل] [ق3] 2005 تقرير ماليّة, والرقم سحريّة أنّ يحصل ناشرات وشريكات 78.5% قطعة من ال [أد] إيراد يخدم من موقعاتهم. هكذا ل كلّ دولار أنّ [غوغل] يجمع من معلنات, 78.5 دفعت سنون فيما بعد إلى [غوغل] [أدسنس] ناشرات وشريكات.
مع الإطلاق من [لتست] [غوغل] [ثيرد قورتر] 2006 نتيجات ماليّة, ال يجد من إيراد يشارك في 78.5% أكثر أو أقلّ يصحّ ومتوافقة. من التقارير, يكشف [غوغل] أنّ [غوغل] شبكة إيراد, الإيراد يولد ب [غوغل] شريكة موقعات من خلال [أدسنس] برنامج [توتلد] $1.04 بليون. وحركة مرور [أكقويسأيشن كست] ([تك]), أيّ يكون ال الجزء الإيراد أنّ [غوغل] يشارك مع [غوغل] شريكات وناشرات يكون $825 مليون. هذا يترجم داخل حصّة أرباح نسبة من حوالي 79%. إن فقط [أدسنس] ناشرات يكون [تك ينتو كّوونت] (يتألّف [تك] تكاليف يدفع إلى [أدسنس] ناشرات, مؤكّدة توزيع شريكات وأخرى الذي حركة مرور مباشرة إلى [غوغل] موقعة), الناشرات' إيراد قطعة [توتلد] $780 مليون. إن كلّ إيراد من [غوغل] شبكة إيراد يكون اعتبرت أن يكون ولدت من [أدسنس] شريكة (لا يميّز [غوغل] بين [أدسنس] وأخرى [ثيرد برتي] [ديستريبوأيشن شنّل]), بعد ذلك الإيراد ينقسم ل [أدسنس] شريكات سيكون 75%.
مهما, [موست ليكلي] [أدسنس] سيحصل ناشرة لا باستمرار ودائما على الأقلّ 75% من ال يعلن دخل من الطقطقة على ال [أد]. والإيراد سهم يمكن كنت [لوور] [قويت ا لوت] من 78%. ال [كبك] من [أدسنس] [أد] دائما يتراوح يؤسّس على تشكيل العاملات, مثل ذكيّة يسعّر, وهو الشقّ أو قطعة يمكن كنت مختلفة بين ناشرات ممتازة وناشرات عاديّة, [أر فن] بين موقعات من حجم مختلفة. ما مؤكّدة يكون أنّ ما من سيعرف ناشرة ل يوقن ما نسبة مئويّة هو أو هو يكون يحصل من ال [أد] إيراد ولد من [مي ور مي] موقعات.
Whatsoever, with the average revenue share to AdSense publishers of around 78.5% (or between 75% to 79%), the payout ratio is very generous and high compared to other ads network. For example, Tribal Fusion pays publishers 55% of all revenue generated from the site, Blogads takes 30% of ad fee from publishers, popular AdSense alternative AdBrite takes 30% share of ad revenue and Casale Media also payouts 70%.
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November 13th, 2006 23:35
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September 14th, 2007 02:00
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October 24th, 2007 03:41
78% seems a very good figure to me, even 75% or 70%. This is good to know.
December 8th, 2007 20:32
But how does one know if the earnings figures are accurate? People have been known to cook the books. I’m not saying this is the case. I’ve been looking into Adsense but still unsure.
February 7th, 2008 17:58
Giving over 78% to publishers is quite good percentage of revenue sharing. I think it will be increased a bit more in the coming years.
February 7th, 2008 18:59
The revenue share actually going to average of 77% in the last quarter of 2007.
April 27th, 2008 17:16
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