How Much Traffic Do You Need to Earn $100 a Day with Adsense?

Hundreds of thousands of people are making money by placing Google Adsense Ads units on their blog. I am also an active Adsense publisher since last 15 years. And if you are searching a way to monetize your blog then without any doubt Adsense Ad Network is good for you to too. Adsense is the world’s largest and probably easiest Ad Network for the bloggers. All the blogger community loves a lot to Adsense. You will also do the same once you understand the basics of monetization your blog with Adsense.

What is the Adsense

Google AdSense is a program run by Google that allows publishers in the Google Network of content sites to serve automatic text, image, video, or interactive media advertisements, that are targeted to site content and audience. (Ref. Wiki)

Google Adsense was launched by Google on June 18, 2003, and from that day to till today (Aug 02, 2018) Google has been paid to their publishers approximate US $9,860,908,459.00

How it’s Work

Anybody can apply for an Adsense account in free for their blog. Google Adsense works on a revenue share program, It means if an advertiser pays 100 cents for a click on Ads which is placed on your blog, Google will earn 32 cents and as a publisher, you will get 68 Cents.

How to Create an Adsense Account for your Blog

Google loves content and anybody who has a rich content based blog, Website or Youtube channel, may able to get approval for a very new Google Adsense Account. But there are some more rules, and you need to follow all of them:

1. You must be at least 18 years old because Google only accepts applications from applicants who are over 18.
2. You must have a blog/site and able to access to edit the HTML source code of the site you submit for AdSense.
3. Your blog must have a unique domain URL.
4. Your site to have been active for at least 180 days or six months.
5. You must have about us, contact us and privacy policy page on your blog.
6. Your site must fulfil the google program policies.

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How to get the Adsense Ads unit for your Blog

After getting approval, login to your Adsense account and visit the “My Ads” menu and click the “Ad Unit” to create a New Ads for your blog.

Click the ‘+New Ad Unit’ and select ‘Text & Display Ads’.

Type a name for your Ad unit, select ‘Responsive’ from the Ad Size menu and click ‘Save and get code’.

It is as simple as nursery rhymes for a schoolboy.

So, How Much traffic do you need to make $100 per day with Adsense

This is the most common question “how much money I can make from Adsense” and Answer will always the same “sky is the limit”. Several of bloggers are making not only thousands of dollars a month although they are making millions of dollars a month, and all is possible with the way of a planning. Planning is bringing the future into the present so that you can do something about it now.

As per my calculation, anyone can able to reach nearly $100 per day when he will able consistently getting over 10,000 page views in a day with the 10 cents CPC. Let’s try to make a view more accurately with the below example:

“A Goal without a Plan is Just a Wish”

So, $100 a day earning will equal with the 10,000 page views?

Absolutely not, Your blog earning not only depends on page views, it will also be affected by some other factors.  And It could be lower, or even much higher than that. There are so many factors in play that it’s going to be different for everybody. But, it’s a close estimation.

Your Adsense earning belongs to your blog niche, If you have a topic that is valuable for your audience and providing them with a fruitful reason to comes again and again on your blog, it means you have success to produces regular traffic and income through your blog.

There are three kinds of people and try to find where do you belong:

1. Those who make things happen;
2. Those who watch things happen; and
3. Those who wonder what happened.

The only thing you need to make money through Google Adsense is planning, hard work, determination, consistency and most important passion about your topic or niche.

Here’s some terminology for the better understanding of CPC, CTR, and RPM.

1. CPC = Cost Per Click

Somebody comes on your blog, click on some ads and your blog will earn some revenue from that clicks. And how much you will get for a click on a get is all decided by Advertisers. It could be 1 cent, 1 dollar or more per click. Per click earning depends on your blog niche and locations.

2. CTR = Click Through Rate

Suppose, you have 3 Adsense Ad Units on each page of your blog, means you will get 3 ad impression for per page view.

How do you calculate Impression CTR and Page CTR

a. Impression CTR = (Clicks / Ad Impressions) X 100

For understanding we can imagine, you get 15 clicks out of 1000 ad impressions, your impression CTR would be 1.5%, (15/1000) X 100.

b. Page CTR = (Clicks / Page Views) x 100

Presume, you get 15 clicks out of 200 page views, your page CTR would be 7.5%, (15/200) X 100.

3. RPM = Page Revenue per 1000 Impression

This calculation is completely based on your estimated gross revenue and number of page views in a day or month or whatsoever.

a. Page RPM = (Estimated earnings / Number of page views) x 1000

For example, if your estimated gross revenue on a particular day was $100 and the number of page views was 10000, then Page RPM will (100/100,00) x 1000 equal to US $10.

b. Impression RPM = (Estimated earnings / Number of ads impression) x 1000

In another scenario, if your estimated gross earning 100 dollars and the number of ad impressions was 40000, the Impression RPM will (100/400,00) x 1000 = US $2.5.

Can you make a living with AdSense?

Yes, You can! and you can make as more as you wish with the Adsense but in my opinion, you cannot rely on a single source of income. So, never you should have to make this kind of mistake, that you are totally depending on your Adsense earning. You also need to create some other fruitful earning legs like Affiliate Marketing, eBook Publishing and by wisely investing your earned money in Real Estate, Mutual Funds or in Peer to Peer Lending.