Firefox Extension: Display Google AdSense Data with GraphSense
Google AdSense is a wonderful way for small traffic blogs to make money online, but there has always been something missing from this service, and that is a good way to display statistics on the web. Currently, the only option is to export your data to Microsoft Excel.
GraphSense aims to fix this problem through the use of their free Firefox extension or Greasemonkey script, which will allow users to view preformatted charts within their web browser. Simply go to your Advanced Reports page in Google AdSense to view your new advanced graphs.
Currently you can generate graphs in three different ways: line charts, pie charts, and bar/column charts. Currently, these graphs will show impressions, clicks, CTR, eCPM, CPC and your earnings, which can be broken down over different timespans.
If you use Firefox and find you like to check your statistics regularly, this extension is probably for you.
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Comment by Tom on September 16th, 2008:
As an alternative to AdSense, I recommend Chitika. Over the last year I compiled some statistics of my earnings and I actually earned twice as much with Chitika compared to AdSense.