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MikeMorgan

15 years ago

Nice list .

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sivaok

15 years ago

ya .. u can make a blog with that keyword

one click can be more valuable

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Michael Motley

15 years ago

Now someone correct me if I'm wrong. It would be feasible to pick one of these keywords, build a site around that particular keyword(s), load the site with keyword juicy articles and then also load up a place like ezine articles with the same keyword juicy articles, do your normal blog pingings and in theory the traffic that comes in should be more profitable for you per click right?

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Kay King

15 years ago

Now someone correct me if I'm wrong.

It's not feasible to build a site around one of these terms. Because google now allows advertisers to show ads on only the search network and disallow ads on the content network, many of the ads for these terms would never show up on your site.

Looking up what keywords pay can point you in a good direction for a niche to target. However, the numbers mean little without knowing the number of searches, estimated number of clicks, and how much competition there is.

If a term pays $42, for example, has 60 searches a day, averages 3 clicks per day on those ads, and has 5 million sites as competition - do you really want to try to compete? Nope.

The amount an ad pays is determined by a google equation (which is not known) and determines the payout for each site. That will vary widely depending on whether you have an authority, highly ranked site or a new content site. An ad paying $30 for clicks on the search network may pay $1-2 on a content site if it shows at all.

Finding the highest paying keywords made sense before google separated the search and content networks a few years ago. Now it's only a starting point for researching whether a site in the niche might be profitable or not.

I'm not saying such lists have no usefulness - but the cost paid by advertisers is only one part of the "need to know" when choosing keywords or phrases to target.

kay

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Michael Motley

15 years ago

Ok, thanks for the reply. Would it be worth it to build a site that would sort of overlap the keyword(s) that pay high?

For instance, i have a couple niche sites that the average cost on the keywords most used on the site top out around 1.50 or so. Average click on any keyword in the adwords banners that pull from the content pays out around .30 or something like that. Nothing ground breaking.

I just started another site where the keywords cost an average between $4.00 and $8. I'm not even promoting the site yet, just tuning it, yesterday someone happened to click something. 1 click = $2.31. the sitre isnt built ON those keywords, but its built on the industry that those keywords are associated with, so the articles and adsense content relates to those keywords that range 4-8 a click. Sounds to me like these keywords will pay out more when im driving traffic.

no?

Originally Posted by Kay King

It's not feasible to build a site around one of these terms. Because google now allows advertisers to show ads on only the search network and disallow ads on the content network, many of the ads for these terms would never show up on your site.

Looking up what keywords pay can point you in a good direction for a niche to target. However, the numbers mean little without knowing the number of searches, estimated number of clicks, and how much competition there is.

If a term pays $42, for example, has 60 searches a day, averages 3 clicks per day on those ads, and has 5 million sites as competition - do you really want to try to compete? Nope.

The amount an ad pays is determined by a google equation (which is not known) and determines the payout for each site. That will vary widely depending on whether you have an authority, highly ranked site or a new content site. An ad paying $30 for clicks on the search network may pay $1-2 on a content site if it shows at all.

Finding the highest paying keywords made sense before google separated the search and content networks a few years ago. Now it's only a starting point for researching whether a site in the niche might be profitable or not.

I'm not saying such lists have no usefulness - but the cost paid by advertisers is only one part of the "need to know" when choosing keywords or phrases to target.

kay

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Kay King

15 years ago

I just started another site where the keywords cost an average between $4.00 and $8. I'm not even promoting the site yet, just tuning it, yesterday someone happened to click something. 1 click = $2.31. the sitre isnt built ON those keywords, but its built on the industry that those keywords are associated with, so the articles and adsense content relates to those keywords that range 4-8 a click. Sounds to me like these keywords will pay out more when im driving traffic.

Yes!

That's the way to go - aim for the niches that contain these high paying phrases. You won't get the huge payouts but many people don't see $2 payouts on new sites.

I started a site not too long ago in a niche and have been pleasantly surprised to see $2-4 clicks consistently. I love it when that happens!

kay

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Taylorh

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

It's not feasible to build a site around one of these terms. Because google now allows advertisers to show ads on only the search network and disallow ads on the content network, many of the ads for these terms would never show up on your site.

Looking up what keywords pay can point you in a good direction for a niche to target. However, the numbers mean little without knowing the number of searches, estimated number of clicks, and how much competition there is.

If a term pays $42, for example, has 60 searches a day, averages 3 clicks per day on those ads, and has 5 million sites as competition - do you really want to try to compete? Nope.

The amount an ad pays is determined by a google equation (which is not known) and determines the payout for each site. That will vary widely depending on whether you have an authority, highly ranked site or a new content site. An ad paying $30 for clicks on the search network may pay $1-2 on a content site if it shows at all.

Finding the highest paying keywords made sense before google separated the search and content networks a few years ago. Now it's only a starting point for researching whether a site in the niche might be profitable or not.

I'm not saying such lists have no usefulness - but the cost paid by advertisers is only one part of the "need to know" when choosing keywords or phrases to target.

kay

great post and advise!

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bgmacaw

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Kay King

It's not feasible to build a site around one of these terms. Because google now allows advertisers to show ads on only the search network and disallow ads on the content network, many of the ads for these terms would never show up on your site.

What I've found is that you'll occasionally get these big clicks, most likely when an Adwords newbie overpays for ads and doesn't exclude the content network. But for the most part you'll get much lower priced clicks.

You can work these terms if you know what you're doing but it is a very long and frustrating process and still may not always successful. It's generally better to find lower competition, lower paying, terms to work while developing your Adsense chops.

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Michael Motley

15 years ago

Originally Posted by bgmacaw

What I've found is that you'll occasionally get these big clicks, most likely when an Adwords newbie overpays for ads and doesn't exclude the content network. But for the most part you'll get much lower priced clicks.

You can work these terms if you know what you're doing but it is a very long and frustrating process and still may not always successful. It's generally better to find lower competition, lower paying, terms to work while developing your Adsense chops.

i think that if you have a site that, like i said, is built around a topic associated with these words, and adwords is content driven, then your articles, if they are oriented to these keywords should keep those big paying keywords floating on the top.

i could be wrong though

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bgmacaw

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Motley

i think that if you have a site that, like i said, is built around a topic associated with these words, and adwords is content driven, then your articles, if they are oriented to these keywords should keep those big paying keywords floating on the top.

i could be wrong though

It depends. Most of these high priced Adwords buyers are advised to avoid the content network and only use search. This often leaves us content publishers out in the cold. The upside is that while you may not get that many, if any, $40 clicks you may still get $3-$6 clicks in that niche and, if you get enough targeted traffic, you can make a bit of nice money from just that alone.

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Michael Motley

15 years ago

Originally Posted by bgmacaw

It depends. Most of these high priced Adwords buyers are advised to avoid the content network and only use search. This often leaves us content publishers out in the cold. The upside is that while you may not get that many, if any, $40 clicks you may still get $3-$6 clicks in that niche and, if you get enough targeted traffic, you can make a bit of nice money from just that alone.

So then if i put the google search button on my site, thats provided by adsense that it will up my chances of those super high keyword getting clicked by someone from my site? Not like its driving them there or anything, but i'm just trying to make those keywords availble every possible way i can think of, even for the chronic clickers.

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sivaok

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Michael Motley

i think that if you have a site that, like i said, is built around a topic associated with these words, and adwords is content driven, then your articles, if they are oriented to these keywords should keep those big paying keywords floating on the top.

i could be wrong though

Originally Posted by Michael Motley

So then if i put the google search button on my site, thats provided by adsense that it will up my chances of those super high keyword getting clicked by someone from my site? Not like its driving them there or anything, but i'm just trying to make those keywords availble every possible way i can think of, even for the chronic clickers.

it's really as exactly as u said... they re crawling the content then show the content !

this works on Adsense content only, the Adsense search belong to you.
You had chosen the scare of searching : inner or outer owned site !

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sivaok

15 years ago

Originally Posted by Solidsnake

It's not about the keywords... it's about the niche and the quality of content... Your site might end-up MFA if you pursue these keywords...

Originally Posted by Michael Motley

Now someone correct me if I'm wrong. It would be feasible to pick one of these keywords, build a site around that particular keyword(s), load the site with keyword juicy articles and then also load up a place like ezine articles with the same keyword juicy articles, do your normal blog pingings and in theory the traffic that comes in should be more profitable for you per click right?

you 2 are correct

let me tell u

google robot has missions to reveal the keyword availlable on ur website

well-targetted keyword will have more chance to show.. they are more valuable

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whild u r doing that , dont forget to enhace the conect of the website

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it's really important

good luck to everybody

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TomBond

15 years ago

Interesting idea, worth looking into

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mitosblog

15 years ago

I tried that before but nobody click on the ads, my advice is make sure you target the right visitors or else your effort will be worthless

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Solidsnake

Banned 15 years ago

It's not about the keywords... it's about the niche and the quality of content... Your site might end-up MFA if you pursue these keywords...

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sivaok

15 years ago

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but one more thing

if u make a blog about high-paying keyword , ur blog will be checked more carefully
SO u advise u shouldnt do any cheats on this content or acct will be disabled !

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Jenie0109

15 years ago

it looks that loans/ mortgages / real estate legals are topnotch

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sivaok 15 years ago

Originally Posted by Jenie0109

it looks that loans/ mortgages / real estate legals are topnotch

correct

content related to Finalcial problem and issurance as well ...
blog about those have great value of per click
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MaulanaMalik

15 years ago

I've been getting quite a few $2 clicks on a brand new site, so I've been feeling much more interested in continuing to push new content on the blog and try for higher paying clicks. It's much better than some of the .25 clicks I use to get.

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15 years ago

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15 years ago

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... they pay better but not as specified here as i guess

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NilsUSA 15 years ago

This list seems like a lot easier money making gold-digger but in reality,Google holds all the equations in secret and there is no proven way that it will work if somebody targets niche like 'chicago personal-injury attorney' keyword.
Best thing is keep content clean,do your SEO right and periodically posting blogs and comments.

P.S.Don't forget to try different ways to make money like affiliate marketing.There can be ways to develop solutions to other's problem by software design or E-book or subscriptions too.I have always learnt -Never put all eggs in one basket.
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sivaok

15 years ago

do SEO is better than this . !
i agree
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ExtremeIM

15 years ago

I have put some of these words in my site's content but in the google results my site does not come in the first 5 pages too...So how can any body will reach to my site and make me earn from these keywords!!!!

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TeamGlobal

15 years ago

Originally Posted by ExtremeIM

I have put some of these words in my site's content but in the google results my site does not come in the first 5 pages too...So how can any body will reach to my site and make me earn from these keywords!!!!

Hi ExtremeIM,

Read through the information that Kay has posted in this thread to give you a better understanding of why you may not be earning from high paying keywords.

I like to type the keyword in Google to see what the competition is like.
For instance, if I take "car insurance quotes" from the high-paying keyword list and do a Google search.

On the first page of results I see companies like, Progressive, Allstate, Geico, Nationwide, etc. I'm not saying it is impossible to rank higher than these companies for the phrase "car insurance quotes". I am saying that your Adsense income earning efforts would be better spent on lower competition keywords.

All The Best,

Tony

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