Hi,

I just found this forum site, and so far it looks like a great resource. I run a site that revolves specifically around making money online through blogs, ebay, etc. I thought I'd share a list of the highest paying adsense keywords that I've compiled and keep updated on my site.

Check it out,

http://www.cwire.org/highest-paying-search-terms/

Thanks for posting this link CyberWyre. Makes interesting reading. Makes me a fell a bit of a fool for some of the keywords I am seo-ing.
Regards
Bob

Hi guys, you can also check out my daily list of high paying Adwords @ the website in my sig

Originally Posted by Oceanroc

Hi guys, you can also check out my daily list of high paying Adwords @ the website in my sig

Where's your sig?

Originally Posted by obenix

Where's your sig?

I think he means his homepage in his profile.

These lists are a load of crap, don't waste your time. I mean think about it, how many searches for "state farm auto insurance quote " do you think there are each day? How many people are going nuts over these terms and SEOing the hell out of them. You've probably got five thousand people trying to rank for a term that gets searched for 5 times a day.

Forget the lists and make your own. Use wordtracker to develop keyword lists. Use the tools at Overture.com to see how many people search for what and how much they pay. Double the money to apply to Google. Subscribe to the tools at SEO Book, buy SEO book.

What you want is a term that a lot of people search for, that is very competitive to bid on adwords for and where there is little other competition.

It drives me nuts that people think they are gonna get rich ranking for "mesothelioma", noooooooooooooooooooooo.

Please don't let this forum descend into stupidity like this.

I have found a number of rich keywords to work on, but I didn't get em from a list, I got them from researching and constant testing. If you want to make real money.........................

Urgh, I am ranted out. I don't want people just starting out to think this is the way and if anyone here wants to correct me and they make their money by working from these lists then please post and lets hear about it.

Originally Posted by lyndoman

These lists are a load of crap, don't waste your time. I mean think about it, how many searches for "state farm auto insurance quote " do you think there are each day? How many people are going nuts over these terms and SEOing the hell out of them. You've probably got five thousand people trying to rank for a term that gets searched for 5 times a day.

Forget the lists and make your own. Use wordtracker to develop keyword lists. Use the tools at Overture.com to see how many people search for what and how much they pay. Double the money to apply to Google. Subscribe to the tools at SEO Book, buy SEO book.

What you want is a term that a lot of people search for, that is very competitive to bid on adwords for and where there is little other competition.

It drives me nuts that people think they are gonna get rich ranking for "mesothelioma", noooooooooooooooooooooo.

Please don't let this forum descend into stupidity like this.

I have found a number of rich keywords to work on, but I didn't get em from a list, I got them from researching and constant testing. If you want to make real money.........................

Urgh, I am ranted out. I don't want people just starting out to think this is the way and if anyone here wants to correct me and they make their money by working from these lists then please post and lets hear about it.

Forget all that. These prices were found using the ***ADWORDS*** tool. This does not mean that any of these advertisers also participate in the Google Content Network (adsense). Further down the funnel, if any of them DO...I guarantee the keywords are not half as expensive in the content network. And to drill even further, unless you are a REAL authority on one of these keywords and have the website and reputation to prove it, you can count on Google branding you as an MFA site and killing your traffic.

I use a combination of nichbot, Overture Inventory tool, and I actively read the zeitgeists monthly reports etc for trends.

Oceanroc, your blog looks interesing. I looked at your most recent list top ten, and Overture Inventory tool returned < $3 for all, if I drop off HP and Dell with their crazy bids.

Oceanroc, in your experience, how do Overture bids compare to Adsense pricing? (Of course Overture bids are advertisers' cost, so publishers will be even lower.)

Is there a better free public resource that provides better relative prices then Overture Inventory?

Originally Posted by lyndoman

how many searches for "state farm auto insurance quote " do you think there are each day?

A little offtopic, but what's a good way to find out how many times a term is searched for every day?

I am lobbying for a tool like that to be set up here, but until it is done, here is a place.

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/suggestion/

The results are for the previous month. If you have a site that is seasonal, it is a good idea to track these on a spreadsheet so you know how useful the keywords are throughout the year.

site provides overture and wordtracker results

Another fantastic free tool can be found here http://tools.seobook.com/general/keyword/ Multiple sites and results are provided.
Todd

My Favourite tool is the new SEO Book firefox/google tool


http://tools.seobook.com/

wm8c, looks like we think alike, but you think 1 minute before me.

nah... i don't think this keywords are true and high-paying...

some of the high paying keywords would be marketing , adult education and credit cards