Adsense now pays for Adwords and Adsense referrals upfront
Marc
It appears that Google has changed their payment model for Adsense and Adwords referrals. Instead of having to wait for your referral to earn the first 100$, Adsense publishers now get 5$ per conversion as soon as the referral earns his first 5$ and better even: as soon as that referral reaches the magical 100$ threshold himself, you will earn 250$ more. Making it a possible total of 255$ per conversion. The guys from SE Roundtable quoted Google’s response to an according inquiry
Thank you for the email. I’m happy to say that we’ve now changed the payment model for referrals so you’ll earn more from now on. You’ll, as it has happened, get $5 when a user you’ve signed up earns $5. When the user has earned $100 and complies with the general terms of service for referrals you’ll get additionally $250 on top of the $5 - total $255. This is brand new and we’re right now updating our help center with this information.
A very nice move by Google. No need to mention that all Adsense publishers will be very happy about this change since most referrals will reach the 5$ mark easily.
Also the recent policy change, now allowing publishers to draw attention to their referral links confirms that Google is heading somewhere very attractive for Adsense publishers and that their referral program still seems to work out for them ;)
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