How much do you get paid at weight loss niche - adsense per click?

by frisky
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I've got a site on weight loss that gets around 400 US unique visits a day and I can' t really convert them so I thought i'd run adsense on it, how much would I get paid per click? What is it based of? Just keywords?
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  • Profile picture of the author Al amin
    Yes, That will be a great move and I hope you will get a decent income. You may took at google keyword tool to have idea on CPC on weight loss niche. I think its not low....

    Thanks
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  • Profile picture of the author BrashImpact
    Frisky,
    Your adsense ads will be based on the content within your site. If your getting 400 uniques a day you should be able to covert 16 to 24 a day. Somewhere between 3% and 7%. Depending on what your CPC is that will dictate earnings.

    Another option you have is to offer Exclusive Advertising on your site too one Client at a Fixed Monthly rate. With that kind of traffic, you should be able to sell the space easily to one Advertiser. It will take a little work to make this happen and the beauty to the other options the internet is going to double in size over the next 5 years meaning by then you should be getting 800 uniques a day.

    Since our entire business revolves around, Exclusive Advertising, Adsense and Amazon we have found Exclusive Ads the Cat's meow. Plus the income is Guaranteed Recurring Monthly. That's a Guarantee you Want...

    Regards,
    Robert
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  • Profile picture of the author frisky
    so can anyone tell me how much do you get paid a click on weight loss niches?
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  • Profile picture of the author Lucid
    The TOS says you're not allowed to discuss account details such as CPC. Anyway, it won't help you much if someones tells you their figures, your own figures will be different.
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  • Profile picture of the author outwest
    It would totally depend on what kw you are optimized for
    saying "weightloss" is a bit vague

    If your site is kw optimized around "lose belly fat" that term will have a different CPC
    than "lose 10 lbs in 1 week", or "get 6 pack abs"
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  • Profile picture of the author frisky
    but approximte, how much do people earn, just wondering if its worth to do or look for other alternative, my terms are like "lose weight" "appetite suppressant" etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author jurojin
    On an average, I make around 60 c per lick in adsense but I must say that I had a much better experience promoting clickbank when it comes to the weight loss niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author yukon
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    I'm not into the weight loss niche, but I would defiantly be running a few CPA niche offers instead of Adsense.

    I like Adsense but it's not always the best answer for monetizing a site.

    You'll never know what works best until you actually start testing & tracking data.
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  • Profile picture of the author Maraun
    If you have the right keywords and the right content you can get 20% CTR with Adsense. Take the CPC and your traffic, multiply and you have your income. Edit: Only take 30% of the CPC shown in Adwords.

    But as Yukon said, CPA is a good alternative. There are a lot of offers especially in the weight loss niche.

    Check this:
    PeerFly Offers
    and this
    Affiliate Marketing - Find the Best Affiliate Programs and CPA Offers from OfferVault
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