In fact, the amount of income is closely related to these parameters. The most important one among them should be the web page click-through rate, which reflects the actual effectiveness of ad placement. Simply put, when the number of times a web page is viewed is the same, the higher the number of clicks on the ads, the higher the click-through rate will be —— and thus the higher the converted income.
Numbers may best explain the practical issues. Below is a comparison of data before and after the adjustments (representing page impressions, clicks, page click-through rate, eCPM, and income respectively):
1. 5,294 24 0.45% US$0.25 US$1.35 (before color adjustment)
2. 5,621 51 0.91% US$0.22 US$1.25 (after color adjustment, before spacing adjustment)
3. 787 14 1.78% US$1.90 US$1.49 (after spacing adjustment, as of the time this article was posted)
The results are quite evident. I hope my experience can be helpful to all of you.