I don't normally choose to write about this kind of  " maximising your profit " stuff, but I have to say I have been looking into Google Adwords Keyword Tool for the last 24 hours, and I am wildly impressed at the profit potential it offers online writers such as the hubpage community.

Not only does it list the most frequently searched for words in any category you choose to input into the search, but with a couple of clicks it will give you a very good idea of the average "cost per click" you can expect to receive if you use the suggested words or phrases.

Everyone should consider using this tool before they even begin to write their latest hubpage article. Let's just imagine for a moment you have chosen the topic your next article is going to be about.... STOP, before you write a single word visit this link:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

You will need to enter a series of "characters" the first time you visit the site each session, and you may have to override your computer's security settings by clicking on the gold bar at the top of the screen each time you first visit the site, but after that it is plain sailing, and great profit making tips all the way.

Now let's say you are planning on writing an article about 'Starting a New Business', well all you have to do is type these words into the empty box, click on the "Get Keyword Ideas" button, and see what appears below, in this case the following, (don't forget to double click on my image to see the full details).

This provides a list of "in demand" keywords, but to further improve the value of this information, you can find out the average "cost per click" of these words or phrases if you do the following;

Look above and to the right of the main body of text. here you will see a box with the text as follows within it: "Show/hide columns"

Click on the drop down arrow by this box and when the menu appears click on the option that says: "Show Estimated AVG.Cost Per Click"

If you also scroll down the page (on site), it will additionally give you an alternative list of suggested keywords, that often pay higher than the original and main list that appears first. This section is called " Additional Keywords to Consider "

 Then you can go to the left hand column (highlighted below in red), and choose whether to show the highest paying keywords first, or the lowest paying keywords first, depending on how many times you click on the text above the column.

All you have to do after this is ensure you include as many of the high paying resulting phrases and keywords in your resulting article, ideally in the title and the tags, as well as in the main body of the text.

Don't forget, there is a whole load more to Google Adwords and the information it offers if you spend a bit of time on the site itself. I am sure you won't be disappointed!

 I sincerely hope you all benefit from this, as I am incredibly optimistic as to the potential of our being able to use this to a profitable advantage.