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Increasing Cost Per Click For Adsense

by fated82
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Hi all,

My cost per click on adsense are only in the range of $0.05 to $0.1...Hardly can I get anywhere between $0.5 - $1. Is there any way to get about $1 per click on adsense?

Thanks!
#adsense #click #cost #increasing
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    I made today $19 for 1 click .

    Just understand what type of advertisers are paying for WHAT type of sites.

    location, language, topic, keyword....

    etc
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    • Profile picture of the author duia
      The price of AdSense depends on many factors, such as keywords, location and language. If you want to find out highest paying keywords, you need to find the high-paid keywords with Google AdWords Keyword tool. After having chosen the targeted keywords, then you can set up sites with these keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author blackcat123
    Originally Posted by fated82 View Post

    Hi all,

    My cost per click on adsense are only in the range of $0.05 to $0.1...Hardly can I get anywhere between $0.5 - $1. Is there any way to get about $1 per click on adsense?

    Thanks!
    You will have to find out highest paying keywords if you need more $$$ for click. But keep in mind that there are lots of competition for those higher paying keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author brokenblade
    I always thought that your niche played a part in it. I was experimenting with niches. My original primary niche was internet/electronics with entertainment being a secondary niche. My cost per click was rather low, not even 5 cents for a click. But sense I jumped onto the self improvement/personal growth niche, my click value jumped up to a lot higher than $1.00.

    But you can do keyword research and find the worth of certain keywords that you choose.
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  • Profile picture of the author timpears
    Your payout depends on the keywords your site/page is targeting. To get the higher payouts, you have to target high CPC (cost per click) ads.

    I just got a report that outlines how to do this. One of the best WSO's I ever bought. It is only $17 and I highly recomend it. Check it out at http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...hlight=adsense

    I have nothing to do with this seller, other than I bought this a couple of days ago.
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  • Profile picture of the author danishaniq
    it's depend what ads in your site, sometimes I also get paid for every click cheaper but not infrequently also I get more than $ 0.5 per click ... I usually look for sites that contain the theme of high paying keywords
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  • Profile picture of the author jimkirk1943
    My too just bought this adsense wso is really really good http://www.warriorforum.com/warrior-...en-system.html
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  • Profile picture of the author brokenblade
    I think a lot of it depends on niche and keywords and quality of content. Lately, my clicks have been between $.50 to $2.00 ever since I made a change of niches. I just be sure to provide quality articles first and then see what keywords I can use to make it more lucrative so to speak.
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  • Profile picture of the author nettech
    You just need to carry out some extensive research and see which niches pay you over an average of $1 cpc. The example above of $19 per click is amazing but quite extreme.

    Also, you have to consider that your site is effectively a 'landing page' for customers looking for a product or service so you have to help try to convert that visitor that will in effect convert for the advertiser. Its a whole chain; if you can think like that and your site generates conversions, watch your CPC go up....(thats the theory anyway)......work smarter, not harder!
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    Thanks
    Zaheer

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