Top paying keywords

Gareth_Boyd · #1 08-01-06, 01:12 PM

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know what the top keyword per click is on Google Adsense? So i make more money when someone clicks the ads...

bye!

Brandon · #2 08-01-06, 01:30 PM

Top 4 bids for mesothelioma are $100. "structured settlement" top bid is $100, 2nd bid is $75. "vioxx attorney" Top and second highest bid $38. "drug rehab" $24. $20 for "car accident lawyer".

http://www.top-adsense-keywords.com/
http://www.cwire.org/highest-paying-search-terms/
http://rumler.com/google/adsense/top...g-keywords.php

Have fun!

Chris Stansin · #3 08-02-06, 10:58 PM

The problem with focusing on the top paying words is that everyone is doing it, so you'll have to compete against many, many websites. I've been finding that using popular searches (not necessarily top paying) works a bit better for me. Less people are focusing on those searches so the competion is minimal.

Personally, I'd rather compete against 100 other site owners for 30 search terms a day that pay $0.25 per click than against thousands of site owners for a term that pays $50 because my chances to earn something are better.

Chris

Gareth_Boyd · #4 08-03-06, 09:30 AM

Good point... but im good at seo so i might just have a little bit of hope

Brandon · #5 08-03-06, 10:00 AM

SEO dosn't have anything to do with that ads adsense will put on your website, sorry to say. But Chris is right. Just because the top bid for a keyword is $100, dosn't mean that $100 ad will neccessarily be placed on your website.

Chris Stansin · #6 08-10-06, 11:54 PM

Your site logs will also reveal some very interesting combinations. I get some doozies...and probably no competition on 'em.

ajstocco · #7 08-30-06, 02:48 PM

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New Born · #8 08-30-06, 03:18 PM

I've heard Casino is a good keyword. A lot of people are targeting it.

I don't know why people would pay $100 for a click though?? It seems crazy when others are paying $0.25 for a click!

ramnoz · #9 09-18-06, 04:58 AM

Well, the marked decides, its capitalism on its best. If you know for shure that you can get visitors to a site that have to fight with black hat sites with 10000s of links, go ahead with the expensive keywords.

johanng · #10 09-18-06, 08:58 PM

If your clicks come from outside the US, UK, they don't still cost much.

weblaunch · #11 09-19-06, 07:28 PM

The problem with developing a site that targets high-paying keywords is that you'll also have a hard time promoting it. You'll have to spend money to bring traffic to the site and not all visitors will end up clicking on ads on your site.

One possible way to make money from high paying keywords is to register domain name containing them and park it on places like namedrive and sedo. You might be able to make some $ from clicks generated through the page, not to mention profit from the sale of your domain.

angisson · #12 09-21-06, 04:30 PM

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Originally Posted by weblaunch

The problem with developing a site that targets high-paying keywords is that you'll also have a hard time promoting it. You'll have to spend money to bring traffic to the site and not all visitors will end up clicking on ads on your site.

One possible way to make money from high paying keywords is to register domain name containing them and park it on places like namedrive and sedo. You might be able to make some $ from clicks generated through the page, not to mention profit from the sale of your domain.

, Its not really worth the time if you don't get no hits. no hits = no clicks = no money. with in turn means having a high paying keyword don't help.

and usally the reason thay are so high is not a lot of people click on them