BEST PAID KEYWORDS?

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  1. unclesam profile image61
    unclesamposted 15 years ago

    Will Anyone help in finding the best paid keywords for google?

    1. getpaidtopost profile image41
      getpaidtopostposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      go to this hub http://hubpages.com/hub/Choose-your-key … mum-return this gives you information on how to choose keywords, what free tools to use, and explains about content. This is my first real hub and took me nearly 4 hours to complete if you like please vote and or leave a comment.

      Sorry if i am not allowed to link my hub here I am new here and thought it ok as the posted link is directly related to your question.

      Hope the info helps.

      o

  2. sunstreeks profile image80
    sunstreeksposted 15 years ago

    Do a search on Google. You'll find many links that post the highest keywords.. Mesothiloma is a high paid one for example.

    The trick is to finding a balance between a good paying keyword, and a subject that people are actually going to be clicking on..

    I use this tool to get an idea about what keywords are going for.
    https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

    1. aniketgore profile image60
      aniketgoreposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thanks sunstreeks i will give it a try.

    2. unclesam profile image61
      unclesamposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      Thank u sunstreeks...Thats was a new kinda information...now let me have a try!smile

  3. Rik Ravado profile image86
    Rik Ravadoposted 15 years ago

    I second sunstreek's recommendation - Adwords is a great tool.  It gives you loads of related keywords too.  You still need to come up with the original keyword ideas. 
    But it doesn't just tell you the value of keywords but also how popular the words are in terms of search and how competitive they are from the advertisers perspective.

  4. Research Analyst profile image74
    Research Analystposted 15 years ago

    I have found several high paying keyword lists online but I am wondering if they are just recycled lists that are out of date, some of the keywords are so competitive that there is no way a newbie could rank for that keyword in the search engines, not to mention if the search traffic will actually click on the ads related to the keyword. So I would like to know the secret if anyone finds out.

  5. ngureco profile image79
    ngurecoposted 15 years ago

    You may have the best paying keywords but your competitors will be thousands of webpages with a PR of 6-plus. I believe the issue of keywords and evergreen contents is well covered in the hub How to Make Money with Google AdSense by Paul Edmondson.

  6. santoion profile image60
    santoionposted 14 years ago

    Testing A Niche With The Google AdWords Keyword Tool - Video Tutorial - Make Money Online Right Now!


    http://hubpages.com/hub/Find-the-Niches … ompetition

  7. profile image50
    badcompany99posted 14 years ago

    It's not always the keyword though, it's sometimes getting the phrase right like " How do I beat my panic attack ". So you have to think what would you type in if you were searching.

  8. profile image0
    Nelle Hoxieposted 14 years ago

    The best keyword only counts if you rank in the search engines and your copy is so compelling someone clicks and ad or buys a product.

    If you go for the high-paying word or phrase, you better be able to beat out a lot of competition.

    1. getpaidtopost profile image41
      getpaidtopostposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      How right you are Nelli (;

  9. profile image50
    badcompany99posted 14 years ago

    Couldn't agree more, best going for a niche and putting in loads of phrases over a mumber of hubs and building on that.

  10. profile image0
    girly_girl09posted 14 years ago

    I have had very good success so far by choosing keywords that have a lot of relevant ads, but aren't necessarily the highest paying keywords. There is no way that I can write about Mesothelioma and earn because there are millions of pages out there. No one will ever find my site. If I write about things that have lower payouts, but less competition, I'm still able to make fairly good money. I just have to write a lot more content to make up for it.

    1. profile image50
      badcompany99posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You are doing great GG and am well chuffed for you. My May earnings are already higher than my April earnings and now my aim is to go back on my first hubs and bang in far better tags. Have learnt a hell of a lot on here from you guys.

  11. lbtrader profile image60
    lbtraderposted 14 years ago

    IMO if a hubber is looking to cash in on Adsense it is best to forget high ranking keywords that are usually for products geared to intellectuals or professionals and best to target the older, and not so computer literate internet population. I say this because everytime i watch one of these persons go online they seem to automatically go for the sponsored links....just my opinion though.

    Adsense is good for coffee money and i doubt it will ever be anything but that for me....

    how to make money on the internet?....forex

  12. profile image0
    Nelle Hoxieposted 14 years ago

    From BadCompany99 "My May earnings are already higher than my April earnings"

    I am very glad to hear that!

    1. profile image50
      badcompany99posted 14 years agoin reply to this

      By a dollar so far lol but hey we are getting there smile

 
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