Free High Paying Google Adsense Keywords

[adsincome]

Hy guys,

Do you want to get free adsense keywords?

Check
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[auhlrich]

Look at http://freetoppayingkeywords.blogspot.com

[Adrian]

Originally Posted by adsincome

Hy guys,

Do you want to get free adsense keywords?

Check
adsincome.blogspot.com

Where are the keywords? I'm sure there are a few people around that run keyword sites.
But Thanks.

[adsincome]

Hi, Adrian
these keywords are paying over $12.00 per click!
donate car $41,33
brooks college $17,78
remington college $16,96
total gym chuck norris $12,47
investor news $19,87
insurance $15.43
music123 $17,75

[TheDomainBOSS]

This post reminds me of another interesting post by Dan talking about Highly Paid Adsense Keywords. Although he was referring to a paid list.

http://www.googlecommunity.com/post-...ghlight=#50429

[Adrian]

Originally Posted by TheDomainBOSS

This post reminds me of another interesting post by Dan talking about Highly Paid Adsense Keywords. Although he was referring to a paid list.

http://www.googlecommunity.com/post-...ghlight=#50429

My big thing as an adsense and adwords user I know the max CPC an advertiser can pay is $50.00. This mean the Max an adsense user can get is $25.00. Even if they had a High volume account with google, I don't think google would charge them more then the Max CPC If anything they would get a discount. No offense to any Keyword lister but, if a list has a keyword for over $25 per click. It's instant BS. Overture allows higher CPC but most their CPC is about 1/10 of google's.

[webwright]

Gah, keyword lists are SILLY. Who wants to wade through a list?

http://www.iotaweb.org - search engine for high payout keywords...

At the end of the day, Google will be smarter than you are... If you try to engineer a page around a high-dollar keyphrase on a site that is focused on (say) Politics-- the ads will be about Politics.

That being said, if you have a site around a high dollar keyphrase (like, say, "Conference Call Services"), it CAN help to know which exact phrases are high-dollar...

-t