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Highest paying keywords

A common question, of course

         

xuanya1

7:30 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)



Does anyone know of a reliable source and how reliable if the Overture bid tool?

Fryman

7:41 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Why dont you search around and read one of the 976 threads where people asked the same question you are asking?

europeforvisitors

7:55 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)



This thread is a perfect example of what was discussed in "About this forum":

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MediaSpree

8:17 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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There is no reliable list as things tend to get outdated. "Mesothelioma" for example was a hot commodity and at the top of the "hot keyword lists" But now it pays pennies because 100,000 schlubs like me threw up a mesothelioma page and killed it (at least for the schlubs) The moral is don't be a schlub! write content that you know about and the money will come. High paying keywords come and go, but a good content site can be around forever making you money.

frox

10:42 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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My preferred high paying Adsense keyword is "high paying Adsense keywords"

Do a page about that, and you'll get rich easily...

beren

11:41 pm on Sep 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I wonder if people who make television programs sit around and think about what topics will bring high-paying ads.

TV exec 1: If we're going to put something on television, we might as well make it a topic that pays the highest possible.

TV exec 2: I heard ABC got huge fees for commercial time on the Super Bowl

TV exec 1: The Super Bowl, that's a great idea! Let's televise the Super Bowl every day. It pays the best!

incrediBILL

12:55 am on Sep 25, 2005 (gmt 0)

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I wonder if people who make television programs sit around and think about what topics will bring high-paying ads.

I would suspect that's true.

Ever notice that most of the network shows aimed at women are on during the day and shows aimed at men are on at night and weekends?

Heck, if Oprah, Ellen and The View were on after 8pm the divorce and murder rate (not necessarily in that order) would go off the charts.

Heartlander

2:00 am on Sep 25, 2005 (gmt 0)

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Hey MediaSpree...how much did you make from that meso-page anyway? Ballpark...

Bill,
With TVO and all that- it doesn't matter anymore what time any program is on.
I get bumped from watching Monday Night Football on Tuesday afternoon, because she needs to catch up on her reality shows from last week.

The insanity has only just begun....
There is software available to watch shows on my computer- may have to look into that.
First I need to keep writing content so G and advertisers can help me pay for it!

incrediBILL

2:40 am on Sep 25, 2005 (gmt 0)

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We have a TiVo, a dual tuner Comcast DVR and 3 VCRs and we still almost come to blows when the new season starts.