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I have just found a High Paying Keyword...

by Luis Gabriel
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Hey Warriors

I have just found a High Paying Keyword that pays over $200 dollars per click. (I cant say which is the keyword). But my question is, Does Google pay closer attention when you have a Higher Paying Keyword?

Will I run a bigger risk of getting my account banned for using a High Paying Keyword?

Thanks
Take care
#found #high #keyword #paying
  • Profile picture of the author scott g
    The answer to both of your questions is NO.

    If you are going to target the HIGH paying keyword (assuming it's a 3-word search term) then you have to make sure that your On-Site SEO is spot on. So when you go into your Google Webmaster Tools and look at the "Keywords" and their significance the 3 words you're targeting flow in order 1st spot 2nd spot 3rd spot.

    Also, from my experience. A new Adsense site earns much less per click then an Adsense site that is 6+ months old for the same targeted phrase and/or the same exact ads being displayed. Like I said, this is from my experience with Adsense sites.

    $/click more than doubled as the site aged and solidified it's spot in the SERPs. Expect to get MAYBE HALF of the avg. CPC. Some much less, some much higher. Unfortunately, that's just how it is.

    There are ways to go through your Adsense account to make sure ONLY those high paying $$ Ads will display. SpyFu may be able to shed some light on that for you.

    CHEERS & GOOD FIND!
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  • Profile picture of the author EliteIM
    PM me the keyword
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  • Profile picture of the author DeWayne411
    Originally Posted by Luis Gabriel View Post

    Hey Warriors

    I have just found a High Paying Keyword that pays over $200 dollars per click. (I cant say which is the keyword). But my question is, Does Google pay closer attention when you have a Higher Paying Keyword?

    Will I run a bigger risk of getting my account banned for using a High Paying Keyword?

    Thanks
    Take care

    Wow! A keyword that pays over $200 is a real gem and congrats on finding it. As long as you are careful about your on page and off page SEO, you should be ok, but with Google, you never know what they will do. I had a friend making good money with legal and insurance keywords, but his page was not as relevant to the key word phrases as it should have been and he lost his adsense account.
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  • Profile picture of the author Gerald Arno
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    If you´re not clicking on your ads like crazy, and
    nobody else doesn´t, better said if your clicks
    are congruent with your daily unique visits
    there shouldn´t be a problem.
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    • Profile picture of the author scott g
      Originally Posted by EliteIM View Post

      PM me the keyword
      Originally Posted by dp40oz View Post

      Beat me to it!
      Originally Posted by SFIMike View Post

      I am curious to it as well, please PM me when you have a minute.
      Luis... You know NOT to PM anyone your keyword right?! Unless you've specifically asked a Warrior for some guidance, feedback, and/or advice....

      Just lookin out...

      Anyways, if you want to target some terms that rake average high CPC, go to this thread and download some of the .xls files at the bottom of my post:
      http://www.warriorforum.com/adsense-...you-think.html
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