we can see that for calculations are being used ALL the clicks for that particular day, right? however first of all not ALL the refs made their clicks in that particular day, some did, some didn't. thus the actual number of refs who clicked is not being used, but the total number of ALL the refs.which in itself sort of logical - because nevertheless we have paid Rental + Extension price, alright.
However as I've partly pointed out above, this basic Real Avg is NOT individual enough to be applied for each and every ref with their own unique CP ! and then to be used in determining whether he must be recycled or not, or when.
so, Real Avg is a very general approximate indicator which can't guarantee whether our decision to recycle some particular ref is correct or not. and strictly speaking we have to calculate shall we say Individual Real Avg for each particular ref to be fully sure - recycle him or not. as well as take into consideration his Current Avgs during previous periods of 10 or 7 days - or the CP (Clicking Patterns).
Thus I would say that what we call nowadays the Real Avg - is just a basic tool to determine ONLY the approximate actual Total profit for that particular current day!
then, I guess the earlier mentioned criteria for a more precise Recycling principle has to be further refined as follows:
Individual Real Avg Vs Real BEP Avg
instead of
(Overall current) Real Avg Vs Real BEP Avg
in a plain English, to put it simply:
we have to compare the as much as possible precise Real Avg of that particular ref with R.BEP Avg, as well as take into consideration the factor that during the several periods of ref's life it will vary, and thus his Total profitability or loss-ability ultimately has to be judged by the WHOLE period of his CP
and the profitability of particular ref can be grossly defined as: Individual Real Avg minus Real BEP Avg, and during the period of his "life", or how ling he's been rented.
and yet even more precisely: Total Sum of Individual Real Avgs during the particular period or the whole period divided by the number of days in that period and THEN minus his Real BEP Avg
that will be the profit margin of that particular individual ref. naturally each ref's profit margin would also be different.
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