AdSense · Dominic Foster

AdSenseLog – Desktop AdSense Account Application

July 17, 2006 on 10:13 am | In AdSense, Entrepreneur, Software, Tools | 1 Comment

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In my last post, Michael Cheneys AdSense Videos (Update), you can see a graph of how my AdSense earnings have improved over the last couple of months.

I forgot to mention that I made this graph really easily using a piece of software called AdSenseLog – a really neat piece of software that is produced by MetalGrass Software.

AdSenseLog runs on you Windows desktop (not sure if there is a Linux or Apple version), and is able to log into your AdSense account and get pretty much all the data you can get when you are logged into AdSense in your browser.

You then have the ability to dive into your data and do all sorts of analysis on it and have it spat out into neat graphical images.

I used to have to do this by exporting data into CSV format and then loading it up in Excel, and then making a graph from that.

Anyhow, AdSense log is available for a free 30 day trial download. If you earn less than $50 a month with AdSense then it is free to use. The basic version costs $20 and can be used with accounts that earn up to $250 a month. The pro version is $50 and can be used for unlimited earnings.

Another cool thing is that you can leave it running in your system tray and set it to check your account intermitently. If your earnings increase, then it will notify you with a sound.