How much can you make monthly via adsense with this kind of keywords ?

What's up dude,

In my own experience, it really depends on how google your site is. I've had sites that were about 3~5 posts each with not more than 500 words a post on keywords that were hovering the ~10k monthly search mark and would bring in around $50-100 in revenue.

On the other hand, I've seen case studies with very good sites containing very good information pulling in close to ~$5k in revenue with keywords with the same search volume.

How valuable your site is will always determine how much profit you'll make and for how long it'll stay. Try to provide really good content, and by that I mean -> unique, fresh and informative and let the revenue roll in by the thousands.

Best of luck.

There's no way to answer this question.

Your earnings will be based on a multitude of factors including your traffic, ad click through ratio, average CPC etc. Just because the suggested bid is $6.60 doesn't mean you'll get anywhere close to that. Of course, it's a common misunderstanding that a high suggested bid = high CPC (look at all the junk mesothelioma sites).

One of the best ways to boost your CPC is to get advertisers to target your site specifically by becoming an authority and enabling targeted advertising.

As far as affiliate earnings go, it's really a shot in the dark for us to try and guess that because you didn't diclose the niche. Affiliate marketing could make nothing for you or it could be your top earner, hard to say.

Finally, I wouldn't plan your business around ranking 1st on Google. That puts control of your business in another company's hands, and out of your own. I'd hate for an algorithm update to come and wipe out your hard work!

It really depends on how in target is your article with the keyword, and where the Ad is positioned. Also depends on the offer you give on the banner if you put one, or where and how you put the affiliate link.

With this kw you can make $50 per month like $2000 per month. If it is on a niche where there are money involved and lot interest in some specific products it will drive valuable traffic that convert.

Thank you guys for your answers .
But the website I mentioned , Is not a blog or something with articles .
It's a website with a script that does something for visitors . like online editors websites . or logo makers etc .

Both of them are "Medium" and "Low" competition. How to correctly read that information? The screenshot is from Adwords and it's a platform for advertisers that suggests all data for Advertisers - not publishers.

Low competition keywords on Adwords don't necessarily translate to "low competition" in ranking on SERPs. It simply means not enough advertisers are interested in those keywords which again increases the possibility of you have very low CPC ads on your site.

The other thing you need to consider is if your site is new and built for getting adsense clicks, Google won't furnish high CPC ads. The reason being advertisers won't benefit from that. Authority sites usually get the higher paying ads.

Another important part is CTR. Low click through rate means low income.

Last but not the least...just because you have a site around those keywords doesn't mean all visitors would see such ads. It also depends on browsing history, geographical location and a host of other stuff.

So, my advice to you would be - learn more about the system before creating a site around specific keywords. Taking decisions based on just the data in the screenshot might not give you expected results.

This look like bids for Google Search.

What are the rates for the Content Network? They are often much lower.

Also, as was mentioned, a "bid" is not what the advertiser "pays".

these are bids for adword advetiser i think .60$ to .7$ would be cpc for adsense