iryhmebetter asked:

If you have a website that’s displaying a few banners, what is the average amount these advertisers are going to pay you “per click” or “per page view”? Do any of you know a good resource with some statistics on this? I need some reliable info for a biz plan.

Question posted courtesy of: Valerie

4 Responses to “How much do advertisers “pay per click” on average?”

1. az_bald_eagle on May 16th, 2008 4:52 am

   The average rate for quality sites running nontargeted ads would be around 15 cents per click through.
   For quality sites running the range of ppc advertising you can be paid in the average rate for quality sites running.

2. CaboWabo on May 18th, 2008 6:54 pm

   The current figure is 32 cents three years ago it was 29 cents three years ago it was 29 cents three years ago it was 29 cents three years ago it was 29 cents three years ago it was 29 cents.

3. dayjobkiller on May 22nd, 2008 3:43 am

   The question you are asking is akin to “how much is traffic on my site worth”.

   To get an acurate picture of this, find what your major keywords or themes will be.

   The go to the overture max bid tool and enter your terms there.

   Add all the max bids together and divide by the number of bids. Divide that number by 2 and you will have the value of one click from your site.

   Herbert

4. aman v on May 22nd, 2008 4:26 pm

   The keywords use by you that are leading your site rank is high so average ppc is not high or not high or not if your rank is not high and if your site high so average ppc is low so average ppc is low so average ppc is high or not high so pay per click is not high so it depends on the.
   The keywords what are leading your site high and if your rank is high and if your rank is low so it depends on rank is not if your rank httpwwwsearchenginerankingscomau.
   The keywords what are leading your site high or not if your rank is low so pay per click is low.