It’s common that bloggers monetize their blogs for revenue from it. And when talking about monetizing blogs Google’s Ad service Adsense is the most popular. Adsense allows publishers to have both text and image Ads in their blog posts. Google pays publishers based on the clicks and impressions they get. When coming to tracking the clicks and impressions you get on Ads Google’s web-based Adsense dashboard displays everything in detail. But for the inquisitive and excited publishers manually checking stats every few minutes via web interface is not convenient.
The desktop apps that can notify you with pop ups or flash screens can be more user-friendly and productive. Here are some desktop apps for Windows desktops that can do the job.
1) SysSense : SysSense is a Windows based Adsense app that resides on your desktop tray. This tool can be set to update stats every 2 mins or 5 mins upto a time interval of 5 hours. The only feature rich Adsense desktop app available till date.
You can select the values to show in tray tooltip. The time interval can be set from SysSense Options. The app can be made to start automatically when Windows boot. SysSense supports all major Windows versions including Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows Vista, or Windows 7(32-bit or 64-bit).
Download SysSense
2) Adsense Tray : Adsense Tray is a low footprint app that can notify about Adsense earnings in dollars. This is a minimalist app that can just do the bare minimum. No impression or clicks stats and only one account can be added at a time.
Download Adsense Tray
3) Adsensor : Adsensor displays up-to-date information about earnings and clicks in the form of a compact table. Adsensor app works on the Yahoo! widgets framework and requires the same on you computer for the app to run. Once after installing Yahoo! Widgets framework Download AdSensor 2.9 and launch it. Update frequency can be changed from settings. The widget also supports skins.
Download AdSensor 2.9
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which one do you suggest?
I use SysSense. It can reveal both impressions and clicks.