The conversion rate (Conv. rate) is the number of conversions divided by the number of clicks.
You will need to set up your conversion tracking first ( Select conversion tracking under Campaign Management in your Adwords account and Create a new action)
E.g. Clicks=29 and Coversions=2,
Conv. Rate = (2/29) x 100% = 6.90%
we have a conversion rate on 3% with google adwords. The typical sales conversion rate for most is 1-10%.
Customer conversion rate = No. of customers walked in the store / No. of customer who made a purchase
The costs associated with Google AdWords API units have been updated since March 1, 2013. In the new price rate system, two levels of access have been defined both of which charge nothing. This is in contrast to an earlier 25 cents per 1,000 API units.
The current pound to dollar conversion rate can be found on several currency conversion sites. Some examples that show current conversion rates include Google, Coinmill, and Travelex.
The click through rate for AdWords has decreased recently. Many consumers are not clicking on ads as much.
AUD and USD are usually with 10 cents of each other, based on the daily rates. The best way to find money conversion rates is to google 'AUD to USD' and the first result will be google giving the daily rate. Today's rate is 1 US dollar = 0.9889 Australian dollars
Click Through Rate
The rates change every day. Use this currency converter to calculate it.
The conversion rate fluctuates daily. For current exchange rates please google "usd to yen"
the conversion rate is 1000
Use google to find foreign exchange web sites like for ex. You can get any currency conversion that you want in any amount.
If you have a blog that get 20 visits a day you will make pennies. If you have a site with 10,000 page views a day you will make pounds, but not a lot. Adsense is not a get rich scheme but it does give you a few quid for just adding the code to your blog/site. Good Luck