Extra impressions come from cacheing servers which don't strip your ad
code. Most cacheing servers or proxy servers read your page and strip
out your google ad code and replace it with their own.
The static reporting is currently a problem in Cleveland Ohio at 2:41
PM EST. I usually have 50 or more clicks by this time of the day and
as of almost 3PM, I have 2. I emailed Adsense Support a few minutes
ago and kind of think that they are getting bombarded with email
messages from people who must have thought that their accounts had
been frozen or discontinued.
> There seems to be a problem with the reporting which has been static
> for the last 4-5 hours here in the UK? From the forum there are many
> other people with the same problems??
> Please can someone from Google advise and/or rectify?
GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
logs.
First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
on back logs.
Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
> There seems to be a problem with the reporting which has been static
> for the last 4-5 hours here in the UK? From the forum there are many
> other people with the same problems??
> Please can someone from Google advise and/or rectify?
> GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
> logs.
> First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
> on back logs.
> Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
> lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
> GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
> logs.
> First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
> on back logs.
> Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
> lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
Ding Ding Ding! Give this man a cigar. If the ads were served,
there's a log of them being served, and the log will eventually make
it's way into the reports.
I think our biggest concern, was first, is it only my problem, and
then when we found out that there was global issue, we just want some
kind of confirmation that the lost reporting is not lost revenue. I
can wait as long as it takes. I give Google a lot of credit for what
they do. Personally I think they'll get it straightened out. All we
want to know is were those clicks recorded.
> GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
> logs.
> First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
> on back logs.
> Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
> lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
> On May 6, 12:46 pm, joe allen wrote:
> > It does appear that Google have not recorded stats during the
> > downtime, Which is frustrating because I'm in the middle of testing ad
> > blocks- Hide quoted text -
Google has said they know it's going on, they have people working on
it, and they'll report back. That was 37 minutes ago.
People, give them a chance to get to the bottom of this and make some
progress before you go making suppositions you have no proof for (like
they lost or did not record the click data) or WHINING because they
haven't completely fixed it in 45 minutes.
If they come back and announce that everything is fixed and everyone's
accounts should be back to normal, and yours isn't, then complain.
Until then, be cool.
> GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
> logs.
> First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
> on back logs.
> Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
> lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
> On May 6, 12:46 pm, joe allen wrote:
> > It does appear that Google have not recorded stats during the
> > downtime, Which is frustrating because I'm in the middle of testing ad
> > blocks- Hide quoted text -
> Google has said they know it's going on, they have people working on
> it, and they'll report back. That was 37 minutes ago.
> People, give them a chance to get to the bottom of this and make some
> progress before you go making suppositions you have no proof for (like
> they lost or did not record the click data) or WHINING because they
> haven't completely fixed it in 45 minutes.
> If they come back and announce that everything is fixed and everyone's
> accounts should be back to normal, and yours isn't, then complain.
> Until then, be cool.
> On May 6, 11:49 am, PRNN wrote:
> > GIVE IT TIME. My god how fast do you think they could go through back
> > logs.
> > First get the system running to prevent further backlog... then work
> > on back logs.
> > Glad to see so many who make their earnings this way have a complete
> > lack of patience and understanding to how things work.
> > On May 6, 12:46 pm, joe allen wrote:
> > > It does appear that Google have not recorded stats during the
> > > downtime, Which is frustrating because I'm in the middle of testing ad
> > > blocks- Hide quoted text -
> There seems to be a problem with the reporting which has been static
> for the last 4-5 hours here in the UK? From the forum there are many
> other people with the same problems??
> Please can someone from Google advise and/or rectify?
Guyz be happy
am from Kuwait
I think the problem was solved,
and as I can see now the rate is better .. almost doubble
I think this what I deserved from the beginning
and I hope it increase even more.
congrats everyone,
more money guys is comming,
I think this after google bought doubbleclick.com so they doublled our
revenue too :)
No, the problem isn't solved. At this point it is obvious that they
have a significant data corruption problem. They aren't saying
anything because I'm sure they are scrambling to figure out what
happened. My guess is that they will work to make sure the system is
working going forward but will not be able to recover the lost data.
> Guyz be happy
> am from Kuwait
> I think the problem was solved,
> and as I can see now the rate is better .. almost doubble
> I think this what I deserved from the beginning
> and I hope it increase even more.
> congrats everyone,
> more money guys is comming,
> I think this after google bought doubbleclick.com so they doublled our
> revenue too :)
It's so nice here in Germany! My conclusion is that this is a central
Google problem originating somewhere in California... Okay, SF, Bay
Area and San Mateo are also nice - but different.
I also experienced static display from sometimes this morning up to
two hours or so ago. Seems that people have been getting up late today
and pushing impressions and clicks right now.
Seems that Google is backing up the missed statistics now. I'll
watch / readthe news in the next days...
I've just received an update from our engineers: they're still working
on resolving the issue, but they have confirmed that no statistics or
data have been lost from your accounts. I'll let you know when I have
more info about when you might expect to see updated stats. Again, we
appreciate your patience.
> It's so nice here in Germany! My conclusion is that this is a central
> Google problem originating somewhere in California... Okay, SF, Bay
> Area and San Mateo are also nice - but different.
> I also experienced static display from sometimes this morning up to
> two hours or so ago. Seems that people have been getting up late today
> and pushing impressions and clicks right now.
> Seems that Google is backing up the missed statistics now. I'll
> watch / readthe news in the next days...
> I've just received an update from our engineers: they're still working
> on resolving the issue, but they have confirmed that no statistics or
> data have been lost from your accounts. I'll let you know when I have
> more info about when you might expect to see updated stats. Again, we
> appreciate your patience.
No No Thanks to you Stephanie and your whole AdSense team... you have
changed the face of publishing forever...you have allowed the market
to speak and carry a big stick... their support or non support of
information and entertainment without the filter or prejudiced of ad
buying "experts"...so take your time and fix the problem...you have a
world-wide fan club like none other before!
Bob Gordon
The Auto Channel.com
On May 6, 2:15 pm, AdSensePro Stephanie wrote:
> I've escalated your reports to our engineers, and they're currently
> investigating the issue. I'll be sure to update this thread as soon as
> I have any more info -- thanks for your patience in the meantime.
> Stephanie
> On May 6, 11:04 am, T. wrote:
> > Same problem... It's OK not to see the earnings realtime as long as
> > they are being tracked; however, if Adwords guys are pausing their
> > campaigns because of this, then it's no good.
> > On May 6, 1:54 pm, Ramon wrote:
> > > I got a response from Adsense:
> > > "please be aware that reports on impressions and clicks are usually
> > > updated every 15-30 minutes, but occasionally there may be a delay of
> > > 24 hours or more before your reports are fully updated. We assure you
> > > that your clicks and impressions are being tracked even if they don't
> > > show up immediately on your reports."
> > > Looks like it's just a glitch, I'm going to go play outside for a
> > > while...- Hide quoted text -
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