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Google Tells AdSense Publishers, Your Earnings are "Estimated"

Yesterday at about 3:30pm (EST) Google changed the AdSense console overview page to show the word "estimated" by "Today's Earnings." So now it reads, "Today's estimated earnings" instead of just "Today's earnings." A WebmasterWorld thread was started to ask questions about this change, and then the Google AdSense Blog confirmed the change.

Here is a picture highlighting the change:

AdSense Estimated Earnings

Google explained:

In order to be more transparent about how our system calculates earnings, we've added the words "Estimated" and "Finalized" next to "Earnings" throughout your account. Rest assured these terminology changes don't reflect a change to the way your finalized earnings are calculated. It's simply intended to give you a clearer idea of what's our estimation of your earnings and what's finalized.

Don't like it? Not happy? Got more questions?

Forum discussion at WebmasterWorld.



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posted rustybrick in Google AdSense at December 11, 2009 8:40 AM Comments (3)

Comments

For a minute I though google had plans of tinkering with our "today;s earnings as well". Phew

 

I believe Google are doing too many changes too quickly. People are starting to get disoriented.

 

hrmmmm...sounds like they're reserving the right to adjust payouts as they require.

Mark

 

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