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What are the criteria for a good AdSense keyword to target? For example I found a keyword with following criteria: Local monthly searches(exact) >1000 CPC >$1 in GKWT and contextual tool SerpIQ: average competition Traffic Travis Competition: Relatively easy Market Samurai SEO value > $1500 Spyfu: more than 15 advertisers Exact match domain available. So would that be a good keyword to target for example? |
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It's really impossible to give a good answer, but it would appear to be. Please keep this in mind though... If it's 1,000 visitors, as a rule Google gets 30% of those searchers to click on their ads. So you're down to 700. If you rank #1, you'll probably get about 50% of those visitors. So now you're looking at 350 visitors. Let's say the average CPC is correct, so for every $1 click, you get $.68 I think. Now let's assume you have an awesome CTR of 10% So 35 visitors clicked on an ad at an average of $.68. You will make roughly $23.80 from that one specific keyword. That assumes you rank #1. And that the CPC is close to right. And that you have a high CTR. So I'd probably 1/2 and say something like $10/month is closer to a reasonable figure. Nothing wrong with that. Just make sure you're the kind of ROI you're expecting. |
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