Plugin workflow
Connect Your AdSense Account to PushRPM
Link your Google AdSense account to PushRPM with one click so the engine measures real RPM and revenue per page instead of estimates.
Main intent
Walk a paid customer through the one-click AdSense connection and explain what syncing unlocks.
Short answer
From Integrations, click Connect AdSense, authorize Google read-only access, and PushRPM pulls your real daily and per-page revenue so optimizations use measured RPM — not guesses.
Why connect AdSense
Until AdSense is connected, PushRPM works from estimated RPM benchmarks for your niche. Connecting unlocks measured RPM: real daily revenue, per-page earnings, and a true before/after baseline. Every leak figure and proof number gets sharper once measured data flows in.
- Measured RPM replaces niche estimates in the leak detector.
- Per-page revenue powers best-earning-pages and per-article proof.
- A real revenue baseline is captured so before/after is honest.
Connect in one click
Open Integrations in the dashboard and choose Connect AdSense. You will be sent to Google to grant read-only access to your AdSense reporting. PushRPM never changes your AdSense account — it only reads reporting data. After you authorize, you return to PushRPM and the first sync begins automatically.
First sync and timing
The first sync pulls recent daily revenue and, where available, per-URL revenue for roughly the last 30 days. Per-page data is best-effort: AdSense does not always expose page-level reporting, so some sites see daily totals first and per-page rows fill in over the following days.
If your site is brand new to AdSense
Newly approved publishers sometimes have little or no reporting history yet. PushRPM connects without error and shows a soft 'no AdSense data yet' state, then starts measuring as data accumulates. You can still scan, optimize, and use estimated benchmarks in the meantime.
Implementation checklist
- Confirm you have an active PushRPM subscription.
- Open Integrations in the dashboard.
- Click Connect AdSense and choose the correct Google account.
- Grant read-only reporting access.
- Wait for the first sync to complete.
- Open Reports to confirm measured revenue is flowing.
Common mistakes
- Authorizing a Google account that does not own the AdSense property.
- Expecting full per-page data instantly — it is best-effort and can lag.
- Assuming PushRPM can change AdSense settings — access is read-only.
Example
A publisher connects AdSense, and within a day the dashboard switches the leak detector from 'estimated RPM' to 'measured RPM', and Reports starts listing real top-earning pages.
Use a related tool
Continue in PushRPM
Policy and platform references
FAQ
Does PushRPM change my AdSense account?
No. The connection is read-only reporting access. PushRPM reads revenue data to measure results; ad changes happen only through the WordPress plugin, which you control.
What if I see 'no AdSense data yet'?
That is normal for new or low-history accounts. PushRPM stays connected and begins measuring as AdSense reporting accumulates.
Do I need AdSense connected to use PushRPM?
No. You can scan and optimize using niche estimates, but connecting AdSense turns estimates into measured RPM and unlocks per-article proof.
Related docs
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