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Test 1234567890

by George Gomez
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Test 1234567890
#adsense #keyword #question
  • Profile picture of the author Vincenzo Oliva
    You create the anchor text just for "seo book" ie Martin's <a href=”http://yourdomain.com”>seo book</a>
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  • Profile picture of the author maesil
    Originally Posted by Mário Gomes View Post

    Supose you want to target "seo book" as a keyword and supose "seo book" pays about $1 per click.

    You want to make a website around this keyword and for this website you want to write some articles.


    My question is, how do you write these articles?

    You want to rank for this keyword "seo book", because only this keyword pays $1.

    If you write about "martin's seo book" it doesnt pay $1 per click anymore, it pays $0.05.

    Do you write about "martin's seo book" as an article to post on your "seo book" website even though it pays only $0.05 per click, or how do you write to target the "seo book" keyword with articles?

    thanks!
    Many times, the algorithms that Google uses isn't 100% on point, so the 95 cent drop could be due to the way Google's adsense robots judge relevancy to your key words. I'd assume that the only way you're going to get that $1 click is to use only "seo book" and no "martin's" in your articles.

    In fact, it would probably be a better idea to write about seo book and rank high for that and just offer "martin's seo book" as an example product.

    And you will certainly need to brush up on your English writing skills. *suppose not supose
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    • Profile picture of the author George Gomez
      Originally Posted by maesil View Post

      Many times, the algorithms that Google uses isn't 100% on point, so the 95 cent drop could be due to the way Google's adsense robots judge relevancy to your key words. I'd assume that the only way you're going to get that $1 click is to use only "seo book" and no "martin's" in your articles.

      In fact, it would probably be a better idea to write about seo book and rank high for that and just offer "martin's seo book" as an example product.

      And you will certainly need to brush up on your English writing skills. *suppose not supose
      But how do you rank for "seo book" without many child-articles like "martin's seo book", what kind of articles do you write to rank for "seo book" ?

      I ask because only "seo book" pays $1 and if you add any word to "seo book" (like "martin's seo book" or "best seo book" or "best book on seo"), it pays only $0.05.

      What titles do you give to your articles? What do you write about?

      let me know if you don't understand my question

      thanks!
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  • Profile picture of the author George Gomez
    can anyone help me out with my question?

    thanks!
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