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Top Paying Adsense Keywords for Google Adsense total list

2007-07-05T03:07:00.000-07:00

BEST PAYING KEYWORDS MEDICAL RELATED

medifast weight loss $48.18
mesothelioma lawyers $44.45
medifast diet $36.28
mesothelioma attorneys $32.29
mesothelioma lawyers $32.26
accutane class action $30.12
viagra for women $27.71
michigan plastic surgery $24.68
medifast $24.44
mesothelioma lawyer $24.28
mesothelioma $24.03
female viagra $23.33
cosmetic surgery michigan $22.88
plastic surgery la jolla $22.87
plastic surgery la jolla $22.87
accutane lawsuit $22.42
mesothelioma attorney $22.39
mesothelioma treatments $21.84
plastic surgery cincinnati $21.12
pro active acne treatment $21.06
accutane lawsuits $20.80
plastic surgery staten island $20.25
beverly hills plastic surgery $20.14
beverly hills plastic surgery $20.14
plastic surgery staten island $20.05
cosmetic surgery los angeles $19.79
medifast inc $19.69
laser eye surgery seattle $19.37
mesothelioma texas $19.33
cancer research uk $18.19
eye surgery los angeles $18.11
malignant mesothelioma $17.95
acne complex $17.90
peritoneal mesothelioma $17.71
pro active acne $16.96
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BEST PAYING REAL ESTATE KEYWORDS

eugene realestate $27.69
realator school $15.60
find a realator $11.91

HIGHEST PAYING SOFTWARE KEYWORDS

software escrow $31.24
billing software $19.35
human resources software $17.78
spy sweeper $17.21
accounting software $15.90
spyware detection $15.46
small business software $14.87
inventory management software $14.38
pestpatrol $14.24
optimization software $14.19
webroot spy sweeper $13.83
payroll software $13.73
spam software $13.49
webroot spy $13.43
spy sweeper download $13.38
software mirroring $13.12
fundraising software $12.81
software configuration management $12.53
great plains software $12.20
software distribution $12.14
web survey software $11.97
backup software $11.75
risk management software $11.63
antispam software $11.53
software management $11.32
video conferencing software $11.19
market research software $11.04
business software $10.50
spyware removal $10.49
spyware remover $10.09
spyware blocker $10.09

HIGH PAYING KEYWORDS - TELECOM NICHE

sprint cell phone accessories $25.44
sprint cell phone $19.99
nextel cell phone $18.86
sprint phone $12.81
matrix cell phone $12.25
cell phone sync $11.12
at&t cell phone service $11.01
international cell phone rental $10.49
rental cell phone $10.12
sprint cell phone service $10.07
singular wireless $21.81
cingular wireless $17.26
wireless crm $15.13
cordless vacuum $13.80
wireless credit card $13.62
wireless credit card machine $13.49
wireless credit card processing $12.63
att wireless service $12.39
wireless pos $12.20
cingular wireless plans $11.27
att wireless $11.17
aircard $10.92
verizon wireless com $10.18

TOP KEYWORDS - AUTOMOBILE RELATED

auto insurance quote $57.18
auto quote $45.01
auto insurance quotes $39.24
nj auto insurance $36.31
auto quotes $33.13
auto insurance ontario $33.07
safe auto insurance $31.82
insurance auto florida $31.38
auto insurance $31.38
auto accident attorney $29.51
michigan auto accident $29.04
san antonio auto $27.92
new york auto insurance $27.72
austin auto $25.47
auto insurance ca $23.03
mercury insurance auto $21.03
auto nation $20.77
auto refinance $20.56
auto refinance loans $20.16
las vegas auto $18.23
philadelphia auto $17.75
auto insurance canada $17.74
auto owners insurance $17.59
denver auto $16.98
auto accident $15.15
auto comparison $15.04
auto loan rate $14.44
auto $13.40
auto glass $12.19
auto loan $11.68
auto loans online $11.50
auto loans $11.46
auto rental $11.29
new jersey auto $11.23
auto warranty $10.93

BEST KEYWORDS - GAMBLING AND CASINO

wynn casino $21.29
suncoast casino $16.58
online casinos $14.63
online gambling $14.41
online casino $12.80
wynn casino las vegas $12.61
tropicana casino $11.75
casino on line $10.87
tropicana hotel and casino $10.84
alienware $16.45
offshore gambling $15.09
gambling license $14.99
online gambling $14.41
gambling on line $10.68
wynn casino $21.29
hold everything $20.56
online casino $12.80
tropicana casino $12.27
monte carlo resort and casino $10.51
monte casino $10.25

HIGHEST PAYING KEYWORDS -ELECTRONICS NICHE

laptop data recovery $23.60
vaio notebook $22.88
laptop pcs $18.85
computer notebooks $18.49
sony cyber shot dsc w7 digital camera $17.61
laptop computers $16.18
notebooks $13.79
rugged laptop $13.55
pc laptops $13.43
laptops $13.34
vaio laptop battery $12.56
toshiba laptop computers $12.07
macintosh laptop $12.00
laptop notebook $11.51
notebook pc $11.48
laptop mounts $11.32
notebook computers $11.31
vehicle laptop $10.32
dsc p10 digital camera $10.05

HIGH PAYING DATING KEYWORDS

singles in las vegas $20.95
las vegas singles $19.21
albuquerque singles $12.32
pensacola singles $12.19
african american singles $11.79
american christian singles

Top Paying Insurance Keywords

2007-07-05T02:36:00.000-07:00

Insurance has been a favourite topic of MFA's for quite some time. Here is a latest updates on average rates for insurance related keywords. Updated on 9 Dec., 2006.

auto insurance quote
$57.18
car insurance quote $46.89
insurance quotes $45.20
car insurance quotes $44.89
cheap auto insurance $40.44
insurance quote $40.37
cheap car insurance $39.79
auto insurance quotes $39.24
car insurance $38.80
car insurance rates $37.23
life insurance quotes $36.03
term life insurance $35.44
life insurance quote $34.26
online insurance $32.25
automobile insurance $32.10
auto insurance $31.38
insurance compare $29.47
cheap insurance $28.99
car insurance companies $28.35
term insurance $26.58
cheapest insurance $26.29
insurance rates $24.48
auto insurance companies $24.09
rv insurance $23.62
homeowners insurance $23.17
boat insurance $22.22
renters insurance $22.14
homeowner insurance $21.96
all state insurance $21.78
renter's insurance $21.66
whole life insurance $21.49
life insurance $21.42
21st century insurance $21.34
auto insurance company $21.02
allstate auto insurance $20.91
insurance $20.80
cobra insurance $20.57
house insurance $19.33
allstate insurance $18.69
century insurance $18.43
aig insurance $18.07
motor insurance $17.97
trip insurance $17.14
prudential life insurance $17.11
safeco insurance $16.96
erie > insurance $16.75
vehicle insurance $16.56
mercury insurance $16.48
life insurance policy $15.96
health insurance quote $15.81
health insurance quotes $15.53
motorcycle insurance $15.46
usaa insurance $15.35
farmers insurance $15.22
classic car insurance $15.19
progressive auto insurance $14.99
homeowner's insurance $14.94
direct insurance $14.86
geico insurance $14.56
business insurance $14.18
travel insurance $13.82
hartford > insurance $13.51
progressive insurance $13.21
private health insurance $13.05
travelers insurance $13.04
insurance com $12.46
state farm insurance $12.34
small business insurance $12.23
insurance companies $12.14
nationwide insurance $12.14
florida > insurance $12.11
life insurance companies $12.02
prudential insurance $11.97
affordable health insurance $11.89
insurance leads $11.87
health insurance $11.36
individual health insurance $11.30
general liability insurance $10.90
medical insurance $10.77
american family insurance $10.76
long term care insurance $10.59
insure $10.58
insurance premium $10.54
insurance policies $10.46
health insurance company $10.31
california > insurance $10.22
insurance individual $10.16
insurance companies in $10.12
general insurance $9.98
insurance policy $9.68
uk > insurance $9.66
insurance providers $9.55
commercial insurance $9.45
truck insurance $9.27
insurance agencies $9.26
hmo insurance $9.11
mortgage insurance $9.08
texas insurance $9.07
liability insurance $8.98
group health insurance $8.96
health ins $8.94
disability insurance $8.77
insurance care $8.58
health insurance plans $8.44
>new york > life insurance $8.18
student health insurance $8.18
marine insurance $8.11
insurance plans $8.01
ins com $7.99
insurance co uk $7.97
rental insurance $7.92
healthcare insurance $7.88
insurance broker $7.86
illinois > insurance $7.85
insurance company $7.77
annual insurance $7.66
health insurance companies $7.65
country insurance $7.65
co insurance $7.61
farmer's insurance $7.44
insurance american $7.42
risk insurance $7.22
insurance agents $7.18
ins $7.00
professional liability insurance $6.87
health care insurance $6.74
insurance mutual $6.73
insurance coverage $6.70
property insurance $6.58
chubb insurance $6.48
insurance ratings $6.46
dental insurance $6.45
zurich insurance $6.41
workmans comp $6.39
commerce insurance $6.36
insurance agent $6.35
alliance insurance $6.33
dog insurance $6.28
aetna insurance $6.18
insurance license $6.10
group insurance $6.08
insurance sales $6.07
insurance claims $6.00
insurance brokers $5.94
insurance industry $5.90
pet insurance $5.72
insurance rating $5.71
accident insurance $5.48
cover insurance $5.37
www ins $5.35
ins usdoj gov $5.32
malpractice insurance $5.17
workmans compensation $5.15
www ins gov $5.00
citizens insurance $4.98
casualty insurance $4.90
allied insurance $4.84
ppo insurance $4.61
gap insurance $4.55
standard insurance $4.52
insurance adjuster $4.45
fire insurance $4.34
health care $4.25
workman's compensation $4.25
ins gov $4.24
workers compensation insurance $4.23
specialty insurance $4.20
flood insurance $4.16
delta dental insurance $4.13
farm bureau insurance $4.12
vision insurance $4.10
indemnity insurance $4.02
insurance claim $4.00
title insurance $3.98
hmo $3.63
insurance underwriters $3.59
agency insurance $3.44
insurance jobs $3.08
guardian insurance $3.00
insurance benefits $2.96
combined insurance $2.74
insurance terms $2.73
insurance fraud $2.71
financial insurance $2.46
ace insurance $2.32
texas department of insurance $2.26
cna insurance $2.25
insurance law $2.18
underwriting insurance $2.18
insurance institute $2.09
photoshop plug ins $2.01
plug ins $1.56
delta dental $1.32
reinsurance $1.26
unemployment insurance $1.24
insurance commission $1.15
california department of insurance $1.02
sit ins $0.97
dept of insurance $0.86
department of insurance $0.81
insurance commissioner $0.54

Top Paying Financial Keywords

2007-07-05T02:34:00.000-07:00

Here is a detailed list of top paying google adsense keywords from financial sector. This is probably the best paying niche along with medical field. The data is obtained directly from google's tools itself. But no claims are made about the accuracy of the data, due to the volatile nature of the adwords keyword bidding.

auto insurance quote
$57.18
college loan consolidation
$53.52
car insurance quote
$46.89
federal loan consolidation
$46.62
online car insurance
$41.92
term life insurance quote
$40.43
cheap car insurance
$39.79
student loan consolidation
$39.45
auto insurance quotes
$39.24
online insurance quotes
$37.63
student loan information
$37.32
equity loan rates
$36.53
nj auto insurance
$36.31
student loan consolidation center
$35.89
debt consildation
$35.83
chase credit cards
$35.02
student loan refinancing
$34.89
discount car insurance
$34.34
life insurance quote
$34.26
homeowners insurance quotes
$33.61
mortgage loans
$33.17
mortgage loans
$33.17
mortgage refinancing
$33.08
equity line of credit
$33.05
college loans
$32.91
best mortgage rates
$32.65
student loans
$32.54
loan refinancing
$32.44
us mortgage rates
$32.38
instant insurance quote
$32.37
term life insurance quotes
$32.11
consolidation loan
$32.03
loan refinance
$31.95
car insurances
$31.92
safe auto insurance
$31.82
insurance auto florida
$31.38
auto insurance
$31.38
equity line of credit
$30.71
gmac mortgages
$30.46
mortgages for self employed
$30.45
car insurance california
$30.17
in car insurance
$29.84
best mortgage
$29.53
refinancing mortgages
$29.43
line of credit
$29.27
prequalify loan
$28.98
loans com
$28.75
business credit report
$28.40
whole life insurance quotes
$28.17
new york auto insurance
$27.72
online mortgages
$27.71
student loan
$27.61
cheap house insurance
$27.45
low cost life insurance
$27.25
school loan consolidation
$26.99
citi credit
$26.80
manhattan mortgages
$26.70
school loans
$26.61
term insurance
$26.58
second mortgage
$26.56
credit report com
$26.48
auto ins
$26.21
consolidation
$25.90
line of credit
$25.57
landlords insurance
$25.46
low mortgage
$25.45
commercial vehicle insurance
$25.37
credit consolidation
$25.32
bad credit mortgages
$25.22
bad credit mortgages
$25.22
discount life insurance
$25.22
gm credit card
$24.72
debt consoladation
$24.68
best credit card rates
$24.64
mortgage com
$24.59
north carolina mortgages
$24.59
life insurance quote online
$24.51 debt consolidaton $24.35 chase manhattan mortgage corporation $24.32
defaulted student loan
$24.24
debt consolidation
$24.11
consolidation loans
$23.61
homeowners insurance
$23.17
debt oregon
$23.11
american equity mortgage
$23.05
remortgage
$23.04
auto insurance ca
$23.03
www freecreditreport com
$23.01
consolidation loans
$22.71
san diego insurance
$22.67
pay day loans
$22.63
3 in 1 credit report
$22.60
mbna credit card
$22.56
www freecreditreport
$22.50
countrywide mortgage
$22.45
debt consolidation mortgage
$22.41
debt buster
$22.24
boat insurance
$22.22
pay loan
$22.20
mortgage lenders
$22.15
mortgage lenders
$22.15
my fico
$22.02
homeowner insurance
$21.96
freecreditreport
$21.95
debt consolidation loan
$21.79
debt managment
$21.74
libor mortgages
$21.58
whole life insurance
$21.49
capital one credit
$21.45
mortgages
$21.43
life insurance
$21.42
21st century insurance
$21.34
christian debt consolidation
$21.34
credit card applications
$21.33
era mortgage
$21.26
kansas loan
$21.23
refinance
$21.23
student loan application
$21.18
debt consolidation online
$21.10
nevada loan
$20.90
Insurance
$20.80
express credit card
$20.72
21st insurance
$20.68
lennox mortgage
$20.67
consolidate
$20.59
oklahoma loan
$20.58
fha mortgages
$20.50
debt loan
$20.41
tax help
$20.39
mortgage loan
$20.35
mortgage loan
$20.35
debt consolidations
$20.34
sub prime mortgages
$20.31
debt pennsylvania
$20.31
debt consolodation loan
$20.31
student loan program
$20.23
spanish mortgages
$20.20
north carolina debt
$20.20
mortgage rates
$20.10
cash advance loan
$20.02
debt consolidation program
$20.00
0 credit cards
$19.95
credit card zero
$19.95
business credit cards
$19.85
creditcard debt
$19.77
college loan corp
$19.72
credit counseling services
$19.63
washington insurance
$19.61
credit debt counseling
$19.51
mortgage debt
$19.47
consumer debt consolidation
$19.38
credit reports
$19.37
house insurance
$19.33
consolidation of debt
$19.33
second mortgages
$19.28
tax attorney
$19.13
phoenix loan
$19.08
balance transfer credit cards
$19.06
canada credit cards
$18.99
texas loan
$18.96
graduate student loan
$18.91
chase credit
$18.90
student loan calculator
$18.89
best insurance
$18.74
allstate insurance
$18.69
credit debt consolidation
$18.67
consumer credit counseling
$18.58
airline credit card
$18.52
credit card application
$18.40
insurance young
$18.36
0 apr credit cards
$18.33
mortgage loan company
$18.24
debt consolidation loan
$18.21
0 interest credit cards
$18.11
mortgage companies
$18.09
credit debt counseling
$18.08
texas homeowners insurance
$18.05
credit consolidation loan
$18.05
credit cards transfer
$17.98
mortgage new jersey
$17.85
mortgage rate
$17.83
consolidate debt
$17.82
maine mortgage
$17.81
blanket mortgages
$17.76
new york mortgages
$17.74
mortgages after bankruptcy
$17.72
atlanta mortgages
$17.66
mortgage interest rate
$17.53
york mortgages
$17.42
freecreditreport com
$17.41
high risk auto loan
$17.39
0 apr credit card
$17.30
best credit cards
$17.14
trip insurance
$17.14
debt loan
$17.14
consumer credit counseling service
$17.13
zero down loan
$17.10
business credit card
$17.07
credit application
$16.94
student loan repayment
$16.90
debt consolidators
$16.84
debt counciling
$16.83
military loans
$16.83
student credit cards
$16.77
wells fargo mortgage
$16.76
erie insurance
$16.75
fast payday loan
$16.75
credit counseling
$16.70
mortgage leads
$16.60
vehicle insurance
$16.56
credit reports
$16.45
consumer credit counseling
$16.41
health insurance virginia
$16.38
credit card offers
$16.35
education loans
$16.35
mortgage
$16.32
visa credit card
$16.30
mortgage lender
$16.30
chase bank mortgage
$16.29
arkansas loan
$16.26
credit card low interest
$16.20
international health insurance
$16.13
credit repair
$16.11
quick loan
$16.10
student credit card
$16.09
fast loan
$16.04
new york loan
$16.02
life insurance policy
$15.96
jumbo mortgage
$15.88
best credit card
$15.87
payday loan
$15.85
insurances
$15.84
alternative loan
$15.83
credit card acceptance
$15.81
health insurance quote
$15.81
consolidating debt
$15.79
aircraft loan
$15.79
credit counselors
$15.73
my fico score
$15.64
credit counceling
$15.63
capital one credit card
$15.57
loan
$15.55
credit card rates
$15.53
virginia mortgages
$15.53
va streamline loan
$15.50
instant credit report
$15.49
motorcycle insurance
$15.46
debt management programs
$15.45
chase mortgage
$15.44
cash loans
$15.42
insurance virginia
$15.41
christian debt counseling
$15.40
debt help
$15.33
debt program
$15.31
discover credit
$15.30
settle debt
$15.30
debt programs
$15.29
loan finder
$15.25
taxes online
$15.22
credit counciling
$15.21
classic car insurance
$15.19
how do i get out of debt
$15.18
loan till payday
$15.07
quick personal loan
$15.05
asc mortgage
$15.03
delaware insurance
$15.02
state farm ins
$14.98
debt consolidation canada
$14.96
homeowner's insurance
$14.94
poor credit loan
$14.89
copy of credit report
$14.88
tax accounting software
$14.88
fixed mortgages
$14.86
mortgage brokers
$14.82
debt counselling
$14.79
business credit
$14.74
mortgage interest calculator
$14.62
turbo tax business
$14.61
loan rate calculator
$14.60
american credit
$14.57
geico insurance
$14.56
chase credit card
$14.55
chase bank credit card
$14.51
fico score
$14.50
credit couseling
$14.44
auto loan rate
$14.44
interest only mortgage
$14.32
cheap mortgage
$14.29
debt trouble
$14.26
flexible loan
$14.26
global insurance
$14.24
mortgage interest
$14.20
student credit card
$14.20
business insurance
$14.18
hanover insurance
$14.15
credit card apr
$14.13
debt consaladation
$14.11
content insurance
$14.10
va loans
$14.10
consumer debt counseling
$14.08
debt solutions
$14.02
no interest credit card
$13.98
all american mortgage
$13.93
credit loan
$13.90
mortgage amortization
$13.90
credit loan
$13.90
mortgage amortization
$13.90
personal credit reports
$13.87
nonprofit debt
$13.87
mortgage payment
$13.85
unsecured debt consolidation
$13.82
va loan rate
$13.82
80 20 mortgages
$13.75
non profit debt relief
$13.75
georgia mortgages
$13.72
lincoln mortgage
$13.70
visa credit cards
$13.68
auto financing
$13.68
oregon mortgage
$13.66
non profit debt management
$13.66
wireless credit card
$13.62
emergency debt relief
$13.59
ny loan
$13.59
buy health insurance
$13.58
100 mortgage
$13.53
credit card debt help
$13.52
mortgage interest rates
$13.48
debt problems
$13.48
getting out of debt
$13.48
subprime mortgages
$13.46
best credit cards
$13.43
loan finance
$13.43
current mortgage rates
$13.39
citibank credit card
$13.39
fico
$13.38
union credit card
$13.31
visa credit card
$13.31
michigan mortgages
$13.29
100 loan
$13.29
interest rates mortgages
$13.28
va loan
$13.24
adverse credit
$13.23
credit cards
$13.23
apply for a loan
$13.21
eliminate credit card debt
$13.15
universal life insurance
$13.15
lenders
$13.14
lenders
$13.14
federal plus loan
$13.11
non profit debt
$13.05
credit card for students
$13.02
experian credit
$13.02
mortgage amortization tables
$13.01
business debt
$12.96
credit repair
$12.96
mbna loan
$12.96
insurance senior
$12.92
business credit
$12.92
car financing
$12.91
ski insurance
$12.87
credit help
$12.86
heath insurance
$12.81
credit card debt
$12.81
credit debt management
$12.81
md loan
$12.80
paramount mortgage
$12.79
farmers ins
$12.79
tax write off
$12.79
credit report
$12.78
mortgage qualifier
$12.77
turbo tax
$12.77
loans
$12.71
interest only loans
$12.69
mortgages in ny
$12.65
credit services
$12.62
discover credit card
$12.62
bad credit
$12.61
car loans
$12.60
turbo tax 2002
$12.60
income tax help
$12.60
georgia loan
$12.56
mortgage company
$12.52
loan applications
$12.51
bike insurance
$12.50
tax act
$12.50
calculate mortgage
$12.47
college student credit card
$12.46
interest rates for mortgages
$12.46
insurance payment
$12.44
credit card apply
$12.41
credit bureaus
$12.36
mortgage payment calculator
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online credit
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credit for students
$12.25
temporary health insurance
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insurance arizona
$12.23
debt
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best credit card
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used car loans
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midland mortgage co
$12.16
insurance lead
$12.16
ohio mortgages
$12.12
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reducing debt
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citibank loan
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mortgage calculator
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life insurance companies
$12.02
in mortgages
$11.98
equity loans
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credit cards
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loans and mortgages
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affordable health insurance
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secured credit cards
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interest only loan
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income tax fraud
$11.83
consumer credit
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rewards credit card
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calculating mortgages
$11.78
best credit card rate
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bad credit
$11.73
investment property loan
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residential mortgage
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out of debt
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auto loan
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on line credit cards
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motorbike insurance
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insurance mexico
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best credit card deal
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auto loan for bad credit
$11.57
fico scores
$11.56
investment mortgages
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american life insurance
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instant approval credit cards
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credit cards frequent flyer
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eliminate credit card debt
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loan franchise
$11.50
auto loans
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1031 tax
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tax audit
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health insurance
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unsecured loans
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family insurance
$11.35
american mortgage
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bad credit car loans
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insurance canada
$11.28
uk mortgage
$11.27
quicken turbo tax
$11.26
temporary insurance
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credit card processing
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reduce debt
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fico credit score
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paying off debt
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real estate loan
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business health insurance
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get rid of debt
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credit card services
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debts
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mortgage protection
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debt assistance
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consumer credit report
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students loan
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credit card applications
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low income mortgages
$10.96
ga loan
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credit cards rewards
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mortgage tables
$10.92
poor credit rating
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american family insurance
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consumer credit debt
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bad credit loans
$10.74
Credit
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city mortgage
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short term insurance
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loan approval
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loan for bad credit
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mortgage nj
$10.70
loan for bad credit
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personal loan rate
$10.69
what is a reverse mortgage
$10.68
bad credit loans
$10.68
mortgage lending
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mortgage lending
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commercial mortgage
$10.64
consumer debt
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asset based loan
$10.63
secured credit card
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cheap credit card
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insure
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debt illinois
$10.56
va loan rates
$10.56
abn mortgage
$10.52
loan companies
$10.49
mortgage chicago
$10.47
mortgage schedule
$10.46
mortgage calculators
$10.46
debt management service
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emc mortgage
$10.42
credit scores
$10.41
mortgage advice
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life insurance leads
$10.36
credit card services
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personnel loan
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mortgages in michigan
$10.32
health insurance company
$10.31
citi mortgages
$10.28
burial insurance
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insurance education
$10.26
credit students
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commercial mortgage loan
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payday loan company
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adjustable rate mortgages
$10.21
virginia life insurance
$10.19
ny mortgages
$10.18
discount mortgages
$10.16
poor credit
$10.15
boat loans
$10.15
instant personal loan
$10.15
the hartford insurance
$10.14
bad credit car financing
$10.13
my credit score
$10.13
credit cards online approval
$10.09
credit scores
$10.07
bad credit financing
$10.05
loans for bad credit
$10.05
health insurance arkansas
$10.01

Top Paying Webhost Keywords

2007-07-05T02:32:00.002-07:00

Here is a detailed list of top paying google adsense keywords from domain name and web hosting field. This is one of the best paying niche along with medical and finacial fields. The data is obtained directly from google's tools itself. But no claims are made about the accuracy of the data, due to the volatile nature of the adwords keyword bidding.

register a domain name $34.51
domain registrations $31.39
servers dedicated $29.47
how to register a domain name $26.84
domaine names $26.00
register domain names $25.83
search domain name $24.75
domain register $24.25
domain registration $23.97
internet domain registration $23.58
yahoo webhosting $22.05
domain registering $21.78
counter strike dedicated servers $21.65
buy domain name $21.23
registering domain names $20.71
domain check $20.21
buy a domain name $20.12
domain search $19.83
dedicated server $19.73
managed dedicated servers $19.56
domain name registrations $19.55
eu domain registration $19.52
domain searches $19.28
domain names $19.06
domain name registration $19.01
dedicated linux hosting $18.35
available domain name $18.31
linux dedicated hosting $18.20
dedicated web hosting $18.04
hosting domain registration $17.87
dedicated windows server hosting $17.74
dedicated web hosting $17.63
hosting dedicated $17.58
dedicated hosting $17.30
managed dedicated hosting $17.30
domain name availability $16.99
ca domain name $16.64
web domain $16.58
dedicated web server $16.56
domain names canada $16.53
dedicated server hosting $16.14
dedicated hosting server $16.03
cheap domain names $16.00
register domains $15.92
dedicated windows hosting $15.90
mohaa dedicated server $15.87
inexpensive domain $15.70
domain name $15.69
dedicated server web hosting $15.44
Domain $15.38
domain name registration search $15.37
uk dedicated hosting server $15.36
unix dedicated server $15.17
cheap domain register $15.03
dedicated sql server $15.03
virtual dedicated server hosting $14.48
canada domain name $14.36
cheap domain $14.30
available domain $14.28
windows dedicated server $14.24
australian domain $14.21
low cost domain $14.05
domain australia $13.92
cheap domain name $13.84
managed dedicated server $13.78
virtual dedicated hosting $13.71
dedicated servers hosting $13.64
low cost domain registration $13.60
hosting $13.55
dedicated servers california $13.49
uk dedicated server $13.45
dedicated servers hosting $13.44
uk dedicated servers $13.39
domain registers $13.27
dedicated servers $13.01
domain company $13.00
domain services $12.88
dedicated hosting review $12.81
cheap domains $12.70
domain reg $12.69
cheap dedicated hosting $12.53
website domain name $12.51
dedicated hosting service $12.40
virtual dedicated hosting $12.29
domain lookup $12.25
cheap domain hosting $12.05
cheap domain name registration $11.97
colocation hosting $11.80
webhosting $11.79
dedicated ip web hosting $11.78
windows dedicated servers $11.76
windows dedicated servers $11.76
mohaa dedicated server $11.71
inexpensive webhosting $11.64
dedicated server rental $11.64
dedicated web servers $11.61
dedicated mail server $11.59
uk domain $11.54
colocation hosting $11.50
dedicated servers chicago $11.49
dedicated server $11.47
best webhosting $11.40
discount domain registration $11.37
own domain $11.32
domain names search $11.28
unmetered dedicated servers $11.22
server colocation $11.18
domain registrar $11.13
freebsd dedicated hosting $11.00
cpanel web hosting $10.99
discount domain $10.96
dedicated server host $10.90
server colocation $10.75
colocation server hosting $10.70
best dedicated server $10.68
freebsd dedicated servers $10.67
dedicated server colocation $10.64
colocation web hosting $10.56
virtual domain $10.51
domains for sale $10.47
dedicated server hosts $10.39
domain names for sale $10.38
colocation servers $10.23
domain name ownership $10.17
dedicated server reseller $10.12
uk domain names $10.07
cpanel dedicated servers $10.07
domain registrars $10.06
cpanel hosting $10.06
collocation $10.03

criminal defense attorney $20.56
defense attorney $20.46
defense attorney $20.46
dui info $19.85
montana lawyer $19.72
drunk driving attorney $19.55
virginia dui laws $19.51
maryland dui lawyer $19.32
dwi $19.27
military lawyers $19.23
florida dui $18.68
san diego divorce lawyer $18.51
kansas dui $18.38
workmans comp lawyer $18.31
lawyer defense $18.14
wisconsin dwi $18.08
dui colorado $18.07
new york lawyer $18.05
oregon dui $17.89
lawyer criminal defense $17.75
attorney listings $17.66
california dui $17.50
dui information $17.41
colorado lawyer $17.38
lawyer firm $16.96
seattle divorce lawyer $16.90
dwi missouri $16.88
drunk driving lawyer $16.87
dui laws $16.73
ma dwi $16.73
nebraska lawyer $16.68
attorney find $16.59
dog bite attorney $16.48
lawyers $16.37
lawyers $16.37
va dui $16.28
dui $16.28
corporate attorney $16.25
texas personal injury attorney $16.07
lawyer firms $16.02
how to beat a dui $15.97
florida accident attorney $15.94
dwi in missouri $15.85
dui insurance $15.76
alaska attorney $15.61
maryland dwi $15.52
albany lawyer $15.50
dui in illinois $15.49
dwi law $15.35
austin texas attorney $15.27
dui in california $15.21
product liability attorney $15.18
atlanta attorney $15.17
lawyer illinois $15.07
california lawyers $15.06
mississippi lawyer $14.93
attorney medical malpractice $14.90
newark lawyer $14.84
malpractice attorney $14.82
lawyer ventura $14.82
maryland dui $14.75
chicago bankruptcy attorney $14.70
beat a dui $14.60
connecticut lawyer $14.48
arrested dwi $14.47
new jersey lawyer $14.29
mn dui $14.28
california dui law $14.23
seattle lawyer $14.23
is a dui a felony $14.16
dui penalties $14.08
washington state lawyer $14.05
jersey lawyer $13.94
attorney pasadena $13.88
best lawyer $13.82
michigan lawyer $13.74
dwi insurance $13.70
minnesota dui $13.69
colorado dwi $13.66
attorney lawyers $13.64
lawyer $13.55
lawyer $13.55
lawyer attorney $13.46
lawyer attorney $13.46
san francisco attorney $13.43
phoenix arizona attorney $13.38
az dui $13.36
asbestos lawyer $13.36
florida dui law $13.31
seattle divorce attorney $13.28
nj dwi $13.25
fort lauderdale attorney $13.22
california dui laws $13.20
malpractice lawyer $13.19
corporate lawyer $13.18
dui law $13.17
dui texas $13.05
chicago lawyer $12.98
dui and dwi $12.95
long beach lawyer $12.91
houston attorney $12.76
dui second offense $12.74
attorney bankruptcy $12.72
atlanta divorce attorney $12.66
attorney web design $12.59
dui ca $12.55
divorce attorneys $12.55
attorneys $12.47
divorce lawyers $12.44
dwi felony $12.40
lawyer court $12.36
extreme dui $12.35
medical malpractice lawyer $12.34
fresno lawyer $12.22
arizona attorney $12.09
florida lawyers $12.03
north carolina lawyer $12.01
asbestos attorney $11.96
lawyer directory $11.91
chicago attorney $11.83
lawyer virginia $11.83
plaintiff attorney $11.81
dui penalty $11.80
dui in florida $11.71
delaware lawyer $11.65
pennsylvania dui $11.63
massachusetts lawyer $11.55
family lawyer $11.48
medical malpractice $11.46
california dwi $11.38
dui in arizona $11.36
lawyer divorce $11.35
pa dui laws $11.33
attorney divorce $11.29
divorce attorney $11.29
dui in ohio $11.21
dui in pa $11.20
colorado divorce attorney $11.18
nj lawyer $11.17
attorney directory $11.13
dui consequences $11.05
new jersey attorney $11.03
attorney south carolina $10.98
new york real estate attorney $10.98
alabama dui $10.97
tennessee dwi $10.82
pa dui law $10.80
dui felony $10.63
lawyer immigration $10.48
san bernardino attorney $10.42
attorney in phoenix $10.36
lawyer case $10.33
richmond lawyer $10.31
marietta attorney $10.29
family law attorney $10.28
anaheim attorney $10.21
second dui $10.19
employment lawyer $10.16
ny dwi $10.09
arkansas attorney $10.08
lawyer washington dc $10.06
baltimore attorney $10.04
defence attorney $10.04
dwi new york $10.00

Top paying medical keywords

2007-07-05T02:32:00.001-07:00

Here is a detailed list of top paying google adsense keywords from medical field. This is one of the best paying niche along with finacial field. The data is obtained directly from google's tools itself. But no claims are made about the accuracy of the data, due to the volatile nature of the adwords keyword bidding.

medifast weight loss $48.18
mesothelioma lawyers $44.45
medifast diet $36.28
mesothelioma attorneys $32.29
mesothelioma lawyers $32.26
accutane class action $30.12
viagra for women $27.71
michigan plastic surgery $24.68
medifast $24.44
mesothelioma lawyer $24.28
mesothelioma $24.03
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cosmetic surgery michigan $22.88
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plastic surgery la jolla $22.87
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mesothelioma attorney $22.39
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plastic surgery cincinnati $21.12
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accutane lawsuits $20.80
plastic surgery staten island $20.25
beverly hills plastic surgery $20.14
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plastic surgery staten island $20.05
cosmetic surgery los angeles $19.79
medifast inc $19.69
laser eye surgery seattle $19.37
mesothelioma texas $19.33
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eye surgery los angeles $18.11
malignant mesothelioma $17.95
acne complex $17.90
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pro active acne $16.96
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accutane birth defects $16.27
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mesothelioma lung cancer $15.94
plastic surgery in san diego $15.92
lasik eye surgery $15.84
plastic surgeon beverly hills $15.83
prostate cancer treatment $15.70
vigrx pills $15.35
california mesothelioma lawyer $14.94
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new york mesothelioma $14.51
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new jersey plastic surgery $13.49
acne pro $13.44
la plastic surgery $13.43
la plastic surgery $13.43
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proactive acne medication $13.27
microdermabrasion products $13.10
nutrisystem weight loss $12.84
laser eye surgery $12.74
weight loss diets $12.52
accutane depression $12.24
mesothelioma lawyer texas $12.15
plastic surgery in dallas $12.10
plastic surgery in dallas $12.10
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weight loss camps $11.83
mesothelioma support $11.71
weight loss camp $11.67
eye surgery $11.48
high blood pressure impotence $11.13
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blood pressure impotence $10.94
plastic surgery dallas $10.67
plastic surgery dallas $10.67
masturbation impotence $10.52
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mesothelioma cancer $10.20
weight loss diets $10.09
acne solution $10.04

Top Paying Adsense Keywords for Google Adsense total list

2007-07-05T02:26:00.000-07:00

Here is a list of free top paying keywords for google adsense. Rates given here is the average for top three postion, updated 19th May, 2007. The high paying keywords provided here is just for keyword research and analysis purpose. We are not affiliated with google or google adsense in anyway.
Please note that the rates given are what publishers pay google for top spots on google search results page. Rates for partner sites will be much lesser. Also google takes a good cut before passing it to the publisher. However the rates are true indicators for the earning potential for any niche.
I hope the information will be useful for webmasters doing keyword research for adsense and adwords. I have tried to include all possible high paying niches. This data can be used to create a MFA spam site :) or as basic info for something useful! Enjoy the list of highest paying keywords!
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TOP PAYING KEYWORDS - LEGAL

austin dwi $66.89
austin dwi attorney $58.30
san diego dui attorney $54.56
houston criminal attorney $47.44
san diego dui $42.83
dwi texas $40.89
dui attorneys $40.19
dwi attorney $39.90
dui attorney $39.11
dui attorney $39.11
dui attorney $39.11
dui lawyer $38.49
lawyer dui $38.49
dui lawyers $37.57
federal criminal attorney $35.80
car accident lawyer $35.67
dwi attorneys $35.32
criminal lawyers $34.19
new york criminal attorney $33.95
auto accident attorney $33.19
auto accident lawyer $33.13
dwi lawyer $32.31
dwi lawyer $32.31
texas dwi law $31.02
car accident attorney $30.16
car accident attorney $30.16
california tax attorney $29.56
dwi in minnesota $29.37
motorcycle accident attorney $28.93
washington dui $28.38
lemon law attorney $28.25
lemon law $27.95
help attorney $27.92
injury lawyers $27.88
dallas dwi $27.68
wrongful death attorney $27.25
mesothelioma attorney $27.20
personal injury lawyer $26.72
san diego personal injury attorney $26.58
accident lawyer $26.55
personal injury attorney $26.32
personal injury attorney $26.32
tax attorney $25.83
tax attorney $25.83
alaska lawyer $25.77
minnesota dwi laws $25.75
federal lawyer $25.72
dallas personal injury attorney $25.58
lawyer injury $25.16
death lawyer $25.11
mesothelioma lawyer $24.65
birth injury lawyer $24.06
los angeles lawyer $23.90
securities fraud lawyer $23.60
estate planning lawyer $23.50
california criminal attorney $23.33
san jose lawyer $23.22
dwi minnesota $22.61
criminal attorney $22.27
criminal attorney $22.27
collections attorney $22.19
phoenix dui $22.15
colorado dui laws $21.80
oklahoma dui $21.79
tampa dui $21.72
attorney com $21.61
massachusetts dui $21.27
lawyer atlanta $21.09
texas dwi laws $20.83
lawyer criminal $20.60
illinois dui $20.56
criminal defense attorney $20.56
defense attorney $20.46
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dui info $19.85
montana lawyer $19.72
drunk driving attorney $19.55
virginia dui laws $19.51
maryland dui lawyer $19.32
dwi $19.27
military lawyers $19.23
florida dui $18.68
san diego divorce lawyer $18.51
kansas dui $18.38
workmans comp lawyer $18.31
lawyer defense $18.14
wisconsin dwi $18.08
dui colorado $18.07
new york lawyer $18.05
oregon dui $17.89
lawyer criminal defense $17.75
attorney listings $17.66
california dui $17.50
dui information $17.41
colorado lawyer $17.38
lawyer firm $16.96
seattle divorce lawyer $16.90
dwi missouri $16.88
drunk driving lawyer $16.87
dui laws $16.73
ma dwi $16.73
nebraska lawyer $16.68
attorney find $16.59
dog bite attorney $16.48
lawyers $16.37
lawyers $16.37
va dui $16.28
dui $16.28
corporate attorney $16.25
texas personal injury attorney $16.07
lawyer firms $16.02
how to beat a dui $15.97
florida accident attorney $15.94
dwi in missouri $15.85
dui insurance $15.76
alaska attorney $15.61
maryland dwi $15.52
albany lawyer $15.50
dui in illinois $15.49
dwi law $15.35
austin texas attorney $15.27
dui in california $15.21
product liability attorney $15.18
atlanta attorney $15.17
lawyer illinois $15.07
california lawyers $15.06
mississippi lawyer $14.93
attorney medical malpractice $14.90
newark lawyer $14.84
malpractice attorney $14.82
lawyer ventura $14.82
maryland dui $14.75
chicago bankruptcy attorney $14.70
beat a dui $14.60
connecticut lawyer $14.48
arrested dwi $14.47
new jersey lawyer $14.29
mn dui $14.28
california dui law $14.23
seattle lawyer $14.23
is a dui a felony $14.16
dui penalties $14.08
washington state lawyer $14.05
jersey lawyer $13.94
attorney pasadena $13.88
best lawyer $13.82
michigan lawyer $13.74
dwi insurance $13.70
minnesota dui $13.69
colorado dwi $13.66
attorney lawyers $13.64
lawyer $13.55
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lawyer attorney $13.46
lawyer attorney $13.46
san francisco attorney $13.43
phoenix arizona attorney $13.38
az dui $13.36
asbestos lawyer $13.36
florida dui law $13.31
seattle divorce attorney $13.28
nj dwi $13.25
fort lauderdale attorney $13.22
california dui laws $13.20
malpractice lawyer $13.19
corporate lawyer $13.18
dui law $13.17
dui texas $13.05
chicago lawyer $12.98
dui and dwi $12.95
long beach lawyer $12.91
houston attorney $12.76
dui second offense $12.74
attorney bankruptcy $12.72
atlanta divorce attorney $12.66
attorney web design $12.59
dui ca $12.55
divorce attorneys $12.55
attorneys $12.47
divorce lawyers $12.44
dwi felony $12.40
lawyer court $12.36
extreme dui $12.35
medical malpractice lawyer $12.34
fresno lawyer $12.22
arizona attorney $12.09
florida lawyers $12.03
north carolina lawyer $12.01
asbestos attorney $11.96
lawyer directory $11.91
chicago attorney $11.83
lawyer virginia $11.83
plaintiff attorney $11.81
dui penalty $11.80
dui in florida $11.71
delaware lawyer $11.65
pennsylvania dui $11.63
massachusetts lawyer $11.55
family lawyer $11.48
medical malpractice $11.46
california dwi $11.38
dui in arizona $11.36
lawyer divorce $11.35
pa dui laws $11.33
attorney divorce $11.29
divorce attorney $11.29
dui in ohio $11.21
dui in pa $11.20
colorado divorce attorney $11.18
nj lawyer $11.17
attorney directory $11.13
dui consequences $11.05
new jersey attorney $11.03
attorney south carolina $10.98
new york real estate attorney $10.98
alabama dui $10.97
tennessee dwi $10.82
pa dui law $10.80
dui felony $10.63
lawyer immigration $10.48
san bernardino attorney $10.42
attorney in phoenix $10.36
lawyer case $10.33
richmond lawyer $10.31
marietta attorney $10.29
family law attorney $10.28
anaheim attorney $10.21
second dui $10.19
employment lawyer $10.16
ny dwi $10.09
arkansas attorney $10.08
lawyer washington dc $10.06
baltimore attorney $10.04
defence attorney $10.04
dwi new york $10.00

What People Search For - Most Popular Keywords

2007-07-05T02:21:00.000-07:00

Millions of searches are conducted each day on popular search engines by people all around the world. What are they looking for? A number of major search engines provide a way to glimpse into the web's query stream to discover the most popular search keywords or topics.
These are:

* AOL Hot Searches: Top current queries, or see those in the last hour, last day and within particular categories.

* Ask IQ: See top searches at Ask.

* Dogpile SearchSpy: Choose to see either a filtered or non-filtered sample of top, real-time search terms from this popular meta search service. Sister site MetaCrawler offers a similar MetaCrawler MetaSpy service.

* Google Trends: Allows you to tap into Google's database of searches, to determine what's popular. View the volume of queries over time, by city, regions, languages and so on. Compare multiple terms, as well. See our review: Google Trends: Peer Into Google's Database Of Searches.

* Google Zeitgeist: What people are searching for at Google and its associated specialty services in a variety of categories. There are versions for various countries, as well.

* Lycos 50: Long-standing service showing top searches at Lycos each week.

* MSN Search Insider: Top 200 queries on MSN Search (annoyingly in random order), top "movers" in TV, sports and music, and a "duels" feature pitting top queries in a race against each other.

* Yahoo Buzz Index: Shows you what's hot and what's not in terms of search topics at Yahoo.

Also see:

* dWoz Search Phrase Lists: Great directory of services like those above, for search engines large and small, across the web. Also see the Search Spies & Voyuers category.

* Google AdWords Keyword Tool: Enter a term or terms, the use the drop-down box to see the popularity of terms and popularity over time.

* Yahoo Keyword Selector Tool: Formerly called the Overture Keyword Selector Tool and the Overture Search Term Suggestion Tool before that, this free service is primarily designed to help advertisers who wish to select terms to target with ads on the Yahoo network. But you can use it to see how popular particular terms are.

How to Avoid Having Your AdSense Accout Banned for Click Fraud

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If you trawl through the AdSense message boards you can’t help but come across tales of woe from AdSense publishers that have had their account banned by Google.

Below is a list of ways people have been banned from AdSense and information on how to avoid it happening to you.

Don’t click on your own ads

The obvious one but still people do it. Google has the IP address of the computer/s that you’ve used to create and check your AdSense account. If it sees that this IP address clicks one of your ads you’re in trouble.

Don’t do it. It’s theft. Not from Google but from the AdWords advertisers.

If you want to go to a site advertised by one of your ads don’t click on it look at the URL of the advertising site at the bottom of the ad and type it into your browser.

If you click on one accidentally (which does happen) you’re probably be ok but it’s worth dropping a quick email to Google with an explanation and apology

Don’t log in to AdSense from a shared computer.

As I said above Google keeps a record of every machine IP address used to look at your account. If you check your stats on a machine then someone else clicks on your ads from the same machine Google sees this as click fraud. Worth bearing in mind when thinking of checking your stats from somewhere like an Internet Café.

Don’t log in to your AdSense account from work.

Apart from getting in trouble with the company that employs you there’s also a further real risk. Most companies use a proxy server to access the Internet. A proxy server with ONE IP ADDRESS. Therefore you checking your ads from work means this proxy IP address being recorded by Google as one that you use. Problem is if there are 1000 people in your company it is the same IP address for them too. Google can’t differentiate between you and the other 999 employees in your company. If one of these 999 clicks on one of your ads it’s ban time.

Don’t get into a ‘I’ll click your ads if you click mine’ agreement with another Webmaster.

As above Google will have your IP address and that of every AdSense publisher. If they see these IP addresses consistently clicking on each other ads it’s goodbye for both of you.

Don’t tell friends and family.

Telling friends and family about your money making websites can lead to problems. Even if you tell them not to click on your ads there’s always the chance that Auntie Maud will think it’s a good idea to make some extra money for her favourite nephew. 100 clicks later from the same visitor and your account is screaming ‘Click Fraud’.

Receiving clicks from illegal traffic

Check the AdSense TOS for sources of traffic that aren’t allowed by Google. These include methods like Traffic exchange, PTC advertising, Auto surf etc.

Do monitor your visitor and AdSense figures

Check your account at least once a day. If you see a massive spike coupled with a massive increase in Page CTR investigate using your visitor stats website. If you see it’s all come from the same IP address you could have been the victim of a malicious attack – inform Google via email and offer them access to your logs.

What are Keywords or high paying keywords ?

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What are Keywords?

These are the words and phrases used by browsers when using Search Engines. Search Engines then use those keywords to generate a list of results with links to web sites where those keywords appear most relevant. Keywords are also very important for advertising too! In the case of Adsense, Google will crawl your site after your application, in order to let them to display targeted and related ads on your site. I would like to take this opportunity to introduce some key terminologies about Google keywords. Please kindly leave a comment if you have any problem or suggestion.

1. Keyword Popularity

To find out which keywords are being used by your target audience, you can use tools like Overture™ Keyword Selector Tool. Enter keywords you believe your audience would use and Overture will let you know how many times over the past month that keyword was used. More importantly, they will provide you with similar keywords and keyword phrases. Following this trail can often lead to categories of keywords you may have overlooked.

2. Regional Keywords

Be aware not only of how browsers are searching, but also from where they are searching. In this case, geographical location is also another important factor. In an effort to receive more targeted results, browsers will often include geographic keywords in their searches. In the case of Adsense, it is not hard for you to see some ads in the language of your own country. This is the result of geographic targeting of Adsense. Developing a keyword list that takes into account regional keywords can effectively cut the number of web sites you are competing with for SE results and at that the same time deliver more qualified traffic to your Web Site.

3. Keyword List Development

Once you have determined which keywords and phrases are being used, you can develop a hierarchy of keywords and phrases. This keyword list should be used extensively throughout a Web Site for things like Search Engine Optimization and Pay/Click Campaigns, developing Web Site navigation, design, and content, and for determining Web Site success.

4. Know How Browsers Search

Combining keywords is a powerful technique in Search Engine Optimization. Most browsers (81%) are using more than one word when conducting online searches. 49% of browsers are entering 3 words or more. The trend seems to be that browsers are getting more sophisticated in how they conduct their searches. They are realizing that one word searches do not deliver very specific results and quickly discover how to get more relevant search results. Below is a chart showing how many keywords browsers are entering in a search engine when conducting searches.

5. Vertical Keyword Categories

Seldom will one category of related keywords cover all the ways your target audience may be trying to find you. For this reason it is important to identify the vertical categories (regional categories are the most common) and develop areas on your Web Site specific to each. Combining these categories on one page will only cut the relevancy of each category in half when indexed by a Search Engine.

So why the Adsense Publisher should always look at the Keyword Rates

So we are providing you latest High Paying Keywords.

Top Paying Adsense Keywords for Google Adsense total list
Top paying medical keywords
Top Paying Financial Keywords
Top Paying Insurance Keywords
Top paying LEGAL keywords

You Must think Does High-paid Keyword Works in Adsense?

Do high paying google adsense keywords work? Yes without any doubt if you are targeting adsense ads that advertisers are willing to pay high to get targeted visitors because that would be an important business for them, you should really benefit. Instead of earning a few cents per click, you will earn several dollars per click. Now this is indeed a huge difference. This can quickly add up. Usually adsense ads that pay well are in competitive fields whereby it's difficult to get a top search engine ranking and advertisers are paying top dollars to get a high ranking on adwords along with the organic search engine listings. Adsense keywords like mesothelioma, asbestos cancer, asbestos, debt consolidation, refinance, home equity loans, structured settlement, acne, make money and others are among the top paying ones. The high paying adsense keywords usually range between $1-$50 but this is not static and can change depending how much advertisers are willing to pay for. But don't just think that it's that easy to cash in on those keywords.

First of all you need to build a useful website about one these topics preferably and not just adding pages having these type of content while on the other hand your site is about a completely different topic. Google has a system called smart pricing whereby if you are getting lots of clicks to a specific ad and generating good money from it, sometimes Google will try to level the playing field in an attempt to provide a better return on investment for the advertiser. In my opinion, this means that not every click counts the same, some clicks are way better and will tend to convert into either an online sale, a query, a subscriber etc... Google smart pricing model can estimate the value of a click eg based on the site relevance and adjusting prices on an ongoing basis be it lowering it to be just above the competitor's maximum cost per click and giving greater value to the advertiser.

By site relevance, it means - is the whole site dedicated to a specific topic or just a single web page? You can have a page on your site about photography techniques and your site is in fact about digital cameras. Someone who is displaying ads about digital cameras on his digital camera website will get better value for the clicks whereas someone displaying digital camera ads on a particular page on his photography website. The difference is how targeted the visitor is. If the advertiser is getting higher value so will the adsense publisher meaning more dollars per click.For sure, you should try to get some high paying adsense keywords related to the theme of your website to increase profitability in your adsense business while at the same time driving targeted traffic to your pages.

How does Google detect Invalid clicks?

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We always hear that Google has a sophisticated system to detect the invalid clicks, and result in termination of the cheaters' account. But, how can Google do that? In this post, I summarize those ways that Google depends on to detect whether the clicks on your site are invalid or not. Google will not first ban your account immediately. Rather, they will first flag your account and Google will keep a closer eye to your account. In some occasion, they may send you a warning letter to notify your situation; but sometimes not.

1. IP Address

It is the easist and must be recognized by everyone. If those clicks on your ads are originated from the same IP Address as the one used for accessing your AdSense account, your account is flagged.

2. Click Through Rate (CTR)

Normally, Click thru Rate should not excees 10%. Otherwise, Google will flag your account. For your information, normal CTR should ranges from 0.5% - 10%.

3. Physical Location

Google has good tracing software and technology.They can trace traffics origin down to the small town. So, using different computers with different IP address does not secure anything. So, don't try to click your ads in various internet cafes. That will kill you.

4. Cookies

Most home users do not use static IP Address for Internet connection. In most cases just disconnect and reconnect will give you a new IP Address. But don't forget, Google has set cookies on your computer. They can trace these cookies and see whether they originate from the same computer.

5. Click Pattern 1

It is also suspicious when people click on their clicks and then run away immediately (hit-and-run). But normally, people will surf for a while inside your pages and then click on the ads they want.

6. Click Pattern 2

why this computer / IP address / person is so trigger-click-happy on this particular website but never click on the ads on other sites?

7. Click Pattern 3

And why is it that people accessing these sites direct (type-in URL or from bookmark) tend to be very active ad-clickers compared with those referred from search engine or other sites?

8.Other Google Services

Apart from Google Adsense, Google also provide a series of services to us. Don't just think that it is safe if you do not log in your adsense account and click on your ads. What other Google services do they provide to us? Here are some: Gmail (most poeple are using it), Google Earth, Google Calendar, Google Search, Google Toolbar, Google Talk, Google Sitemap, Google Desktop, Blogger, or even Youtube (coz Google has just recently acquired it).

10.Hardware address

Don't you know that your moderm, your lAN card, routers has a serial number which act like a fingerprint? These can be used as tracing evidence by Google. Google is very smart!

11. Search Engine Ranking

Your website is not indexed on any search engine, not linked by any prominent website, but get consistently high traffic? How come people can access your website and click your ads? That will make Google to smell a rat.

12. Webpage design

How about the "Please click a link below" or "donate us by clicking the ads"? These kinds of encouragement is not in line with Google's TOS. Google can use their winning search engine, or even human eyes to check your sites from time to time.

13. Advertisers conversion rate

Ad click is one thing. But does it bring value to the advertisers? If none of the clicks on your site translate to conversion to the advertiser, you are in trouble. First the Smart-Pricing hits, then your AdSense account disabled.

Official Google's blogs

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AdWords API
Blogger Buzz
Google Blog
Google Blog Korea
Google Code
Google Reader Blog
Inside AdSense
Inside AdWords
Inside Google Sitemaps

If you know other blogs, please leave a comment!

How to Increase Your Google Adsense CTR

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Here are some tips to increase your Google Adsense CTR:

1. Make sure the ads that are appearing on your site are closely related with your content. This is the first thing you have to do because if your ads are not relevant, there's small possibility that people will click on them. Then, what should you do to tackle this problem? Here are the tips:

Create a keyword rich content. I suggest you creating one topic a page.

Check your keyword rich content and then mark some of your keywords as bold or italic. But don't do it too much, just do it 1 – 2 times per page. Otherwise, Google assumes you are doing spamming.

Use your keyword in your page title.

Use HTML Tag H1 as your content title, and put your keyword in it. Don't forget to place this tag at the beginning of your content.

If all those tips still do not work, there is just one possibility: there are no ads that matched with your keyword! You can check this out by using this marvelous tool from the Digital Point Website. It is called the Google Adsense Sandbox, and located in http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/Adsense-sandbox/

2.You'll be asked to enter your selected keyword and it will display every Adsense ads that's connected with that keyword. What if your suspicion is correct? Change your keyword! Do not worry;

sometimes you just have to change one or two words.

Use wide ads (336x280, 300x250 or 250x250). Because these are the best performing ads.
Blend your ads with your website themes. For example, if your background color is white, change your ads border and background color to white as well. If your background color is dark (black), use bright color such as yellow as link color. This will decrease user ad-blindness.

3.Place your Google Adsense in these positions:

Above the fold

Above the fold is the top position of your page that's visible without your visitor having to scroll down. This is the best location that works for me. I place 336x280 ad unit in this location and it works very well. Why? Okay, back to our example. Your article is about "how to bake delicious bread". Someone finds it from search engine; when he opens it, he first sees ads about "baking school", "baking book" or "bread recipes". Who won't be interested?

In the middle of an article.

This works well if your article is long (more than 500 words). People tend to stop for a while and look for something different while they read. I suggest using rectangular ads (125x125, 180x150, 300x250, 336x280, 250x250 ad unit) for this purpose and make it left justified.

At the end of an article.

Many people reported that placing Google Adsense ads at the end of their article tends to work very well. This is because when people finish reading an interesting article, they usually think "okay, what's next?" That's your chance! By placing Google Adsense ads at the end of this article, people will spend a minute to read it and then (maybe) click it. For example, you write an article about "how to bake delicious bread".

And at the end of it, there are some ads about "bread recipes". Who won't be interested?

4.Regarding the fourth tip, I don't recommend you placing three ad units in a single page. From my experience, the number of ad unit you place in a single page doesn't affect your CTR. In fact, I even found that placing three text ads in a single page make my ads "unblended". For example, I put 160x600, 468x60 and 336x280 ads on a single page. You know what? My 468x60 ads only showed 3 ads in it, whereas my 336x280 ads only showed 2 ads in it! My suggestion is: use 1 – 2 ad unit and a single link unit on your page (Google allows 3 ad unit and 1 link unit to be placed on a single page).

5.Always use Link Unit! Many people never realize that Link Unit is the most profitable format if put in the right place. Try to place it near your navigation menu. People will misidentify it as a navigation menu and automatically read it. If your ads are closely relevant to your content, there's big possibility they will click it. I move the top navigation in one of my websites to the bottom section and replace it with 728x15 Link Unit Ads. You know what? My Google Adsense CTR increased by 200%!

AdSense Formula for Making Money

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The only AdSense formula that you need to know is this:

Earnings = number of clicks * average price per click

This is what I call the Fundamental AdSense Formula because you can derive almost every AdSense "secret" directly or indirectly from this formula. Do you want to earn more with AdSense? You have two ways of doing it:

1. Increase the number of clicks, and/or

2. Increase the average price per click

Your earnings will only go up if you do one or the other, and ideally both. It's an obvious formula, yes, but it's amazing how many people lose sight of it in their quest for increased AdSense earnings.

Increasing the Number of AdSense Clicks

Increasing the number of times the ads on your site or blog are clicked is the most obvious strategy. There are two general strategies you can follow:

1. Increase the traffic to the site, and/or

2. Adjust the ads to make them more "clickable"

Getting traffic is hard and takes time, so don't look at it as a quick fix. The best way to get traffic is to provide useful, unique content and to rank highly in search engine rankings for keywords related to that content. In other words, use standard search engine optimization techniques. DO NOT "buy" traffic or use "link farms" or other dubious techniques. Other tips for getting traffic:

1. Publish articles, even free ones, with links back to your site.

2. Include a link to your site in the signature at the bottom of your emails or in any forum
postings you make (if the forum allows it).

3. Participate in forums/groups related to the content of your site or blog. The key is to
participate, not lurk, and don't just post messages promoting your site.

4. Add comments (relevant ones only, please) to other blogs, you can usually link back to yours.
(This won't help your search engine rankings, but it may allow others who are reading those
comments to find your own site.)

5. Syndicate your content (trivial if you have a blog) and make sure that the content is
registered with syndication aggregators.

6. List your site in relevant directories.

Adjusting the ads is something you can do almost immediately:

1. Position the ads on the page in order to make them more noticeable. Google even publishes a helpful heat map (see https://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/static.py?page=tips.html ) for AdSense publishers.

2. Choose the best AdSense ad format that works for your site.

3. Change the ad colors either to make the ads blend in with your site or to make them stand out. Again, it varies depending on the site.

Whatever you do, DO NOT ENTICE VISITORS TO CLICK THE ADS. Google is very strict about this, see the AdSense program policies (found at https://www.google.com/adsense/policies ) for the details.

Increasing the Average AdSense Price Per Click

Increasing the average price per click you receive from AdSense is the other strategy for increasing your overall AdSense earnings. You can do this by:

1. Carefully targeting your content, and/or

2. Filtering out and avoiding low-paying ads

Content targeting isn't just about creating relevant, unique content. It's also making sure that that content is written to target the higher-paying keywords associated with a given topic. This means:

1. Figuring out which keyword variations for that topic pay more. Often the more specialized variations and phrases pay more than the "generic" terms.

2. Ensuring that the keyword density of the content favors the higher-paying keyword variations. See http://www.MakeEasyMoneyWithGoogle.com/vioxx-lawsuit.html for an example of well-targeted ads due to appropriate keyword density.

And to reduce the occurrence of lower-paying ads, consider these two strategies:

1. Use AdSense's competitive filter mechanism to screen out the ads that you don't want

2. Show fewer ads on a page. The fewer ads you show, the more the higher-paying ads get displayed and clicked.

Many publishers also report that their earnings increase if they remove ads completely from pages with few or no clicks. Again, the "less is more" strategy favors the higher-paying ads.

There's No Magic

As you can see, there's no magic involved to increasing your AdSense earnings. The Fundamental AdSense Formula is easy to understand, but that doesn't mean it's easy to apply the formula. It takes time and effort to do it, just like most things.

Why Should use Google Adsense

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The following are 12 reasons why you should use Google Adsense:

1.You can focus on creating content.

When it comes to selling your advertising space, Google does all the work for you. This allows you to focus on improving or creating new web sites!

2.Google serves targeted ads.

For the most part, you don't have to worry about the ads that Google puts on your site. In most cases they are the most relevant ads for your content. Before Google Adsense, if the webmaster wanted ads that targeted his content, he had to manually find affiliate programs that suited the content himself.

3.You get paid every month.

Affiliate programs have different payment schedules. A lot of them pay once every quarter (3 months). Unfortunately, some smaller affiliate programs never pay their affiliates! Since Google is a big company with huge financial backing, you don't have to worry about them stiffing you.

4.The ads don't annoy your visitors.

Unlike some banner ads, Adsense ads won't irritate your users. In fact, since the ads are targeted, your users might actually find them useful!

5.Google displays the highest paying ads.

Google automatically displays the highest paying ads on your web sites because the sponsors have to bid on placement. The ad in the number one spot is usually the highest paying ad.

6.You control the look of the ads.

Google gives you the ability to customize the color of the ad. You can also pick from a variety of different ad shapes. This allows you to place ads without having to change the design of the your site.

7.It's quick and easy.

Log in, create the code, and paste it on your web site. It doesn't get easier than that! This is great if you plan on creating a lot of web sites. You can create a web site, insert the code, and move onto your next web site.

8.Google provides reporting tools.

Google tracks information about your ads that you can use to maximize your income. By using channels, you can tell which ads are performing best and which aren't.

9.You only have to apply once.

Even if you have hundreds of web sites, you only need to have one of them approved. Thankfully this saves a lot of time because you don't have to wait 24 hours for Google's approval every time you create a new web site!

10.You can block your competition.

You don't have to worry about your competitors ads showing up on your web site because Google allows you to block their ads.

11.Google has a large network of advertisers.

Since Google has a network of over 15,000 web sites advertising on AdWords, there are plenty of ads for even the smallest niches. Another benefit to having a large network of advertisers is they all try to outbid each other for the best ad position. This means higher paying ads for you!

12.You can make a lot of money!

Obviously this is the number one reason why everyone is so enthusiastic about Adsense! When it comes to how much money you can make… the possibilities are limitless!

Adsense tools

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Asrep
is the tool to track the clicks and the impressions real time with total information about the visitors IP,Refrel and more with clicked ad URL, ad color etc (trial version is limited to some specific features but you can use it for unlimited time)

Adsense Notifier -
Firefox extension that displays your Adsense earnings on the Firefox statusbar.

SysSense
personal desktop Google AdSense monitor. It keeps your current Google AdSense information in the Windows system tray.

Adsense Widget -
a Mac Dashboard widget that automatically logs into your AdSense Google account and displays the last 6-days of revenue generated from your Google advertising account.

Google Adsense Yahoo Widget -
displays the current income directly from your Google AdSense account.

Stats for AdSense widget -
allows you to view your Google AdSense™ reports directly from your Mac OS X Dashboard.

Adsense Status -
GoogleDesktop plugin to View earnings information from your Google Adsense account in the Google Desktop sidebar. Available information: page impressions, clicks, page CTR, page eCPM, and your earnings.

Adsense Alert -
desktop client monitors your adsense earnings.

Adsense Gold Tracker -
tracks clicks from Google adsense and Yahoo publisher network ads

AdLogger -
an open source Adsense tracker designed for web publishers and website owners.

Performancing Metrics -
a free professional grade blog statistics service that track limited adsense click data

AdSenseDesktop -
provides a wide variety of analysis methods for your AdSense statistics.

Google AdSense Module (Clicksafe) -
Goedition Google Adsense module for Joomla.

Adsense earnings RSS feed -
a simple script that will create an RSS feed with your daily Adsense earnings to track via your regular feed reader.

Google AdSense Charts and Graphs -
chart your adsense data in a multidimensional line charts.

AdSenseLog
is a tool for checking and analyzing your Adsense ads data (Content, Search, Custom/URL channels and Referrals).

List of Top Search Engines

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ALTAVISTA :

AltaVista is consistently one of the largest search engines on the web, in terms of pages indexed. Its comprehensive coverage and wide range of power searching commands makes it a particular favorite among researchers.AltaVista opened in December 1995. It was owned by Digital, then run by Compaq (which purchased Digital in 1998), then spun off into a separate company which is now controlled by CMGI Receives search results from dmoz directory and overture search engine.

ASK JEEVES :

Ask Jeeves is a human-powered search service that aims to direct you to the exact page that answers your question. If it fails to find a match within its own database, then it will provide matching web pages from various search engines.Receives search results from google and teoma search engines.

AOL :

The main listings for categories and web sites come from the Open Directory. Before the launch of AOL Search in October 1999, the AOL search service was Excite-powered AOL NetFind. Recieves search results from google search engine and dmoz directory.

EXCITE :

Excite is one of the popular search services on the web. It offers a medium-sized index and integrates non-web material such as company information and sports scores into its results, when appropriate. Excite was launched in late 1995. It grew quickly in prominence and consumed two of its competitors, Magellan in July 1996, and WebCrawler in November 1996. These continue to run as separate services.

FAST :

Formerly called All The Web, FAST Search aims to index the entire web. It was the first search engine to break the 200 million web page index milestone and consistently has one of the largest indexes of the web. FAST Search launched in May 1999. Supplies search results for alltheweb search engine and lycos search enigne.

INFOSEEK.COM :

Go is a portal site produced by Infoseek and Disney. It offers portal features such as personalization and free e-mail, plus the search capabilities of the former Infoseek search service, which has now been folded into Go. Searchers will find that Go consistently provides quality results in response to many general and broad searches, thanks to its ESP search algorithm. It also has an impressive human-compiled directory of web sites. Go officially launched in January 1999. It is not related to GoTo, below. The former Infoseek service launched in early 1995.

GOOGLE :

Google is a now the largest search engine in the web, They are the leading provider of results and a recent stats they serve 85% search results, They make heavy use of link popularity as a primary way to rank web sites. Google also has a huge index of the web and provides some results to Yahoo and Netscape Search. Supplies search results for lycos, hotbot, aol, askjeeves, teoma, netscape, iwon and yahoo search engines. It receives search results from dmoz directory.

HOTBOT :

HotBot is a favorite among researchers due to its many power searching features. In most cases, HotBot's first page of results comes from the Inktomi search engine, which is also used by other services. It gets its directory information from the Open Directory project (see below). HotBot launched in May 1996 as Wired Digital's entry into the search engine market. Lycos purchased Wired Digital in October 1998 and continues to run HotBot as a separate search service. Receives search results from inktomi search engine, google search engine and from dmoz directory.

IWON :

Backed by US television network CBS, iWon has a directory of web sites generated automatically by Inktomi, which also provides its more traditional crawler-based results. iWon gives away daily, weekly and monthly prizes in a marketing model unique among the major services. It launched in Fall 1999.Receives search from google search engine and from dmoz directory.

LOOKSMART :

LookSmart is a human-compiled directory of web sites. In addition to being a stand-alone service, LookSmart provides directory results to MSN Search, Excite and many other partners. Inktomi provides LookSmart with search results when a search fails to find a match from among LookSmart's reviews. LookSmart launched independently in October 1996, was backed by Reader's Digest for about a year, and then company executives bought back control of the service. Receives search results from inktomi search engine and supplies search results to msn search engine.

LYCOS :

Lycos started out as a search engine, depending on listings that came from spidering the web. In April 1999, it shifted to a directory model similar to Yahoo. Its main listings come from the Open Directory project, and then secondary results come from spidering the web. Lycos also feature another directory of web sites called Lycos Community Guides. Sites are automatically listed in these guides using technology from WiseWire, a company Lycos acquired in early 1998. Lycos is one of the oldest search services, around since May 1994. It began as a project at Carnegie Mellon University. The name Lycos comes from the Latin for "wolf spider." In October 1998, Lycos acquired the competing HotBot search service, which continues to be run separately. Receives search results from fast, google search engines and from dmoz directory.

MICROSOFT :

Microsoft's MSN Search service is a LookSmart-powered directory of web sites, with secondary results that come from AltaVista. RealNames and Direct Hit data is also made available. MSN Search also offers a unique way for Internet Explorer 5 users to save past searches. Receives search results from inktomi, overture and looksmart search engines.

NETSCAPE :

Netscape Search's results come primarily from the Open Directory and Netscape's own "Smart Browsing" database, which does an excellent job of listing "official" web sites. Secondary results come from Google. At the Netscape Netcenter portal site, other search engines are also featured. Receives search results from google search engine and from dmoz directory.

OPEN DIRECTORY :

The Open Directory uses volunteer editors to catalog the web. Formerly known as NewHoo, it was launched in June 1998. It was acquired by Netscape in November 1998, and the company pledged that anyone would be able to use information from the directory through an open license arrangement. Netscape itself was the first licensee. Lycos and AOL Search also make heavy use of Open Directory data, while AltaVista and HotBot prominently feature Open Directory categories within their results pages. Supplies search results to lycos, hotbot, aol, google, teoma, netscape, iwon, altavista search engines.

WEBCRAWLER :

WebCrawler has the smallest index of any major search engine on the web -- think of it as Excite Lite. The small index means WebCrawler is not the place to go when seeking obscure or unusual material. However, some people may feel that by having indexed fewer pages, WebCrawler provides less overwhelming results in response to general searches. WebCrawler opened to the public on April 20, 1994. It was started as a research project at the University of Washington. America Online purchased it in March 1995 and was the online service's preferred search engine until Nov. 1996. That was when Excite, a WebCrawler competitor, acquired the service. Excite continues to run WebCrawler as an independent search engine.

YAHOO :

Yahoo is the web's most popular search service and has a well-deserved reputation for helping people find information easily. The secret to Yahoo's success is human beings. It is the largest human-compiled guide to the web, employing about 150 editors in an effort to categorize the web. Yahoo has over 1 million sites listed. Yahoo also supplements its results with those from Google (Google took over from Inktomi in july 2000). If a search fails to find a match within Yahoo's own listings, then matches from Google are displayed. Google matches also appear after all Yahoo matches have first been shown. Yahoo is the oldest major web site directory, having launched in late 1994. Receives search results from google and overture search engines.

What is Page rank ?

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What is PageRank?

PageRank is a numeric value that represents how important a page is on the web. Google figures that when one page links to another page, it is effectively casting a vote for the other page. The more votes that are cast for a page, the more important the page must be. Also, the importance of the page that is casting the vote determines how important the vote itself is. Google calculates a page's importance from the votes cast for it. How important each vote is is taken into account when a page's PageRank is calculated.PageRank is Google's way of deciding a page's importance. It matters because it is one of the factors that determines a page's ranking in the search results. It isn't the only factor that Google uses to rank pages, but it is an important one.

From here on in, we'll occasionally refer to PageRank as "PR".

Notes: Not all links are counted by Google. For instance, they filter out links from known link farms. Some links can cause a site to be penalized by Google. They rightly figure that webmasters cannot control which sites link to their sites, but they can control which sites they link out to. For this reason, links into a site cannot harm the site, but links from a site can be harmful if they link to penalized sites. So be careful which sites you link to. If a site has PR0, it is usually a penalty, and it would be unwise to link to it.

How is PageRank calculated?

To calculate the PageRank for a page, all of its inbound links are taken into account. These are links from within the site and links from outside the site.

PR(A) = (1-d) + d(PR(t1)/C(t1) + ... + PR(tn)/C(tn))

That's the equation that calculates a page's PageRank. It's the original one that was published when PageRank was being developed, and it is probable that Google uses a variation of it but they aren't telling us what it is. It doesn't matter though, as this equation is good enough.
In the equation 't1 - tn' are pages linking to page A, 'C' is the number of outbound links that a page has and 'd' is a damping factor, usually set to 0.85.
We can think of it in a simpler way:-

a page's PageRank = 0.15 + 0.85 * (a "share" of the PageRank of every page that links to it)
"share" = the linking page's PageRank divided by the number of outbound links on the page.
A page "votes" an amount of PageRank onto each page that it links to. The amount of PageRank that it has to vote with is a little less than its own PageRank value (its own value * 0.85). This value is shared equally between all the pages that it links to.

From this, we could conclude that a link from a page with PR4 and 5 outbound links is worth more than a link from a page with PR8 and 100 outbound links. The PageRank of a page that links to yours is important but the number of links on that page is also important. The more links there are on a page, the less PageRank value your page will receive from it.
If the PageRank value differences between PR1, PR2,.....PR10 were equal then that conclusion would hold up, but many people believe that the values between PR1 and PR10 (the maximum) are set on a logarithmic scale, and there is very good reason for believing it. Nobody outside Google knows for sure one way or the other, but the chances are high that the scale is logarithmic, or similar. If so, it means that it takes a lot more additional PageRank for a page to move up to the next PageRank level that it did to move up from the previous PageRank level. The result is that it reverses the previous conclusion, so that a link from a PR8 page that has lots of outbound links is worth more than a link from a PR4 page that has only a few outbound links.
Whichever scale Google uses, we can be sure of one thing. A link from another site increases our site's PageRank. Just remember to avoid links from link farms.
Note that when a page votes its PageRank value to other pages, its own PageRank is not reduced by the value that it is voting. The page doing the voting doesn't give away its PageRank and end up with nothing. It isn't a transfer of PageRank. It is simply a vote according to the page's PageRank value. It's like a shareholders meeting where each shareholder votes according to the number of shares held, but the shares themselves aren't given away. Even so, pages do lose some PageRank indirectly, as we'll see later.
Ok so far? Good. Now we'll look at how the calculations are actually done.
For a page's calculation, its existing PageRank (if it has any) is abandoned completely and a fresh calculation is done where the page relies solely on the PageRank "voted" for it by its current inbound links, which may have changed since the last time the page's PageRank was calculated.
The equation shows clearly how a page's PageRank is arrived at. But what isn't immediately obvious is that it can't work if the calculation is done just once. Suppose we have 2 pages, A and B, which link to each other, and neither have any other links of any kind. This is what happens:-
Step 1: Calculate page A's PageRank from the value of its inbound links
Page A now has a new PageRank value. The calculation used the value of the inbound link from page B. But page B has an inbound link (from page A) and its new PageRank value hasn't been worked out yet, so page A's new PageRank value is based on inaccurate data and can't be accurate.
Step 2: Calculate page B's PageRank from the value of its inbound links
Page B now has a new PageRank value, but it can't be accurate because the calculation used the new PageRank value of the inbound link from page A, which is inaccurate.
It's a Catch 22 situation. We can't work out A's PageRank until we know B's PageRank, and we can't work out B's PageRank until we know A's PageRank.
Now that both pages have newly calculated PageRank values, can't we just run the calculations again to arrive at accurate values? No. We can run the calculations again using the new values and the results will be more accurate, but we will always be using inaccurate values for the calculations, so the results will always be inaccurate.
The problem is overcome by repeating the calculations many times. Each time produces slightly more accurate values. In fact, total accuracy can never be achieved because the calculations are always based on inaccurate values. 40 to 50 iterations are sufficient to reach a point where any further iterations wouldn't produce enough of a change to the values to matter. This is precisiely what Google does at each update, and it's the reason why the updates take so long.
One thing to bear in mind is that the results we get from the calculations are proportions. The figures must then be set against a scale (known only to Google) to arrive at each page's actual PageRank. Even so, we can use the calculations to channel the PageRank within a site around its pages so that certain pages receive a higher proportion of it than others.

NOTE:You may come across explanations of PageRank where the same equation is stated but the result of each iteration of the calculation is added to the page's existing PageRank. The new value (result + existing PageRank) is then used when sharing PageRank with other pages. These explanations are wrong for the following reasons:-
1. They quote the same, published equation - but then change it

from PR(A) = (1-d) + d(......) to PR(A) = PR(A) + (1-d) + d(......)

It isn't correct, and it isn't necessary.
2. We will be looking at how to organize links so that certain pages end up with a larger proportion of the PageRank than others. Adding to the page's existing PageRank through the iterations produces different proportions than when the equation is used as published. Since the addition is not a part of the published equation, the results are wrong and the proportioning isn't accurate.
According to the published equation, the page being calculated starts from scratch at each iteration. It relies solely on its inbound links. The 'add to the existing PageRank' idea doesn't do that, so its results are necessarily wrong.

Internal linking

Fact: A website has a maximum amount of PageRank that is distributed between its pages by internal links.
The maximum PageRank in a site equals the number of pages in the site *

1. The maximum is increased by inbound links from other sites and decreased by outbound links to other sites. We are talking about the overall PageRank in the site and not the PageRank of any individual page. You don't have to take my word for it. You can reach the same conclusion by using a pencil and paper and the equation.

Fact: The maximum amount of PageRank in a site increases as the number of pages in the site increases.
The more pages that a site has, the more PageRank it has. Again, by using a pencil and paper and the equation, you can come to the same conclusion. Bear in mind that the only pages that count are the ones that Google knows about.

Fact: By linking poorly, it is possible to fail to reach the site's maximum PageRank, but it is not possible to exceed it.
Poor internal linkages can cause a site to fall short of its maximum but no kind of internal link structure can cause a site to exceed it. The only way to increase the maximum is to add more inbound links and/or increase the number of pages in the site.

Cautions: Whilst I thoroughly recommend creating and adding new pages to increase a site's total PageRank so that it can be channeled to specific pages, there are certain types of pages that should not be added. These are pages that are all identical or very nearly identical and are known as cookie-cutters. Google considers them to be spam and they can trigger an alarm that causes the pages, and possibly the entire site, to be penalized. Pages full of good content are a must.

What can we do with this 'overall' PageRank?

We are going to look at some example calculations to see how a site's PageRank can be manipulated, but before doing that, I need to point out that a page will be included in the Google index only if one or more pages on the web link to it. That's according to Google. If a page is not in the Google index, any links from it can't be included in the calculations.

For the examples, we are going to ignore that fact, mainly because other 'Pagerank Explained' type documents ignore it in the calculations, and it might be confusing when comparing documents. The calculator operates in two modes:- Simple and Real. In Simple mode, the calculations assume that all pages are in the Google index, whether or not any other pages link to them. In Real mode the calculations disregard unlinked-to pages. These examples show the results as calculated in Simple mode.

Let's consider a 3 page site (pages A, B and C) with no links coming in from the outside. We will allocate each page an initial PageRank of 1, although it makes no difference whether we start each page with 1, 0 or 99. Apart from a few millionths of a PageRank point, after many iterations the end result is always the same. Starting with 1 requires fewer iterations for the PageRanks to converge to a suitable result than when starting with 0 or any other number. You may want to use a pencil and paper to follow this or you can follow it with the calculator.
The site's maximum PageRank is the amount of PageRank in the site. In this case, we have 3 pages so the site's maximum is 3.
At the moment, none of the pages link to any other pages and none link to them. If you make the calculation once for each page, you'll find that each of them ends up with a PageRank of 0.15. No matter how many iterations you run, each page's PageRank remains at 0.15. The total PageRank in the site = 0.45, whereas it could be 3. The site is seriously wasting most of its potential PageRank.

Example 1
Now begin again with each page being allocated PR1. Link page A to page B and run the calculations for each page. We end up with:-
Page A = 0.15
Page B = 1
Page C = 0.15
Page A has "voted" for page B and, as a result, page B's PageRank has increased. This is looking good for page B, but it's only 1 iteration - we haven't taken account of the Catch 22 situation. Look at what happens to the figures after more iterations:-
After 100 iterations the figures are:-
Page A = 0.15
Page B = 0.2775
Page C = 0.15
It still looks good for page B but nowhere near as good as it did. These figures are more realistic. The total PageRank in the site is now 0.5775 - slightly better but still only a fraction of what it could be.
NOTE:Technically, these particular results are incorrect because of the special treatment that Google gives to dangling links, but they serve to demonstrate the simple calculation.

Example 2
Try this linkage. Link all pages to all pages. Each page starts with PR1 again. This produces:- Page A = 1

Page B = 1

Page C = 1
Now we've achieved the maximum. No matter how many iterations are run, each page always ends up with PR1. The same results occur by linking in a loop. E.g. A to B, B to C and C to D. View this in the calculator.
This has demonstrated that, by poor linking, it is quite easy to waste PageRank and by good linking, we can achieve a site's full potential. But we don't particularly want all the site's pages to have an equal share. We want one or more pages to have a larger share at the expense of others. The kinds of pages that we might want to have the larger shares are the index page, hub pages and pages that are optimized for certain search terms. We have only 3 pages, so we'll channel the PageRank to the index page - page A. It will serve to show the idea of channeling.

Example 3

Now try this. Link page A to both B and C. Also link pages B and C to A. Starting with PR1 all round, after 1 iteration the results are:-

Page A = 1.85

Page B = 0.575

Page C = 0.575

and after 100 iterations, the results are:-

Page A = 1.459459

Page B = 0.7702703

Page C = 0.7702703
In both cases the total PageRank in the site is 3 (the maximum) so none is being wasted. Also in both cases you can see that page A has a much larger proportion of the PageRank than the other 2 pages. This is because pages B and C are passing PageRank to A and not to any other pages. We have channeled a large proportion of the site's PageRank to where we wanted it.

Example 4

Finally, keep the previous links and add a link from page C to page B. Start again with PR1 all round. After 1 iteration:

- Page A = 1.425Page B = 1Page C = 0.575

By comparison to the 1 iteration figures in the previous example, page A has lost some PageRank, page B has gained some and page C stayed the same. Page C now shares its "vote" between A and B. Previously A received all of it. That's why page A has lost out and why page B has gained. and after 100 iterations:-

Page A = 1.298245Page B = 0.9999999Page C = 0.7017543

When the dust has settled, page C has lost a little PageRank because, having now shared its vote between A and B, instead of giving it all to A, A has less to give to C in the A-->C link. So adding an extra link from a page causes the page to lose PageRank indirectly if any of the pages that it links to return the link. If the pages that it links to don't return the link, then no PageRank loss would have occured. To make it more complicated, if the link is returned even indirectly (via a page that links to a page that links to a page etc), the page will lose a little PageRank. This isn't really important with internal links, but it does matter when linking to pages outside the site.

Example 5: new pages

Adding new pages to a site is an important way of increasing a site's total PageRank because each new page will add an average of 1 to the total. Once the new pages have been added, their new PageRank can be channeled to the important pages. We'll use the calculator to demonstrate these.
Let's add 3 new pages to Example 3 [view]. Three new pages but they don't do anything for us yet. The small increase in the Total, and the new pages' 0.15, are unrealistic as we shall see. So let's link them into the site.
Link each of the new pages to the important page, page A [view]. Notice that the Total PageRank has doubled, from 3 (without the new pages) to 6. Notice also that page A's PageRank has almost doubled.
There is one thing wrong with this model. The new pages are orphans. They wouldn't get into Google's index, so they wouldn't add any PageRank to the site and they wouldn't pass any PageRank to page A. They each need to be linked to from at least one other page. If page A is the important page, the best page to put the links on is, surprisingly, page A [view]. You can play around with the links but, from page A's point of view, there isn't a better place for them.
It is not a good idea for one page to link to a large number of pages so, if you are adding many new pages, spread the links around. The chances are that there is more than one important page in a site, so it is usually suitable to spread the links to and from the new pages. You can use the calculator to experiment with mini-models of a site to find the best links that produce the best results for its important pages.

Examples summary
You can see that, by organising the internal links, it is possible to channel a site's PageRank to selected pages. Internal links can be arranged to suit a site's PageRank needs, but it is only useful if Google knows about the pages, so do try to ensure that Google spiders them.

Inbound and Outbound links

Examples of these could be given but it is probably clearer to read about them (below) and to 'play' with them in the calculator.

Questions

When a page has several links to another page, are all the links counted?

E.g. if page A links once to page B and 3 times to page C, does page C receive 3/4 of page A's shareable PageRank?

The PageRank concept is that a page casts votes for one or more other pages. Nothing is said in the original PageRank document about a page casting more than one vote for a single page. The idea seems to be against the PageRank concept and would certainly be open to manipulation by unrealistically proportioning votes for target pages. E.g. if an outbound link, or a link to an unimportant page, is necessary, add a bunch of links to an important page to minimize the effect.
Since we are unlikely to get a definitive answer from Google, it is reasonable to assume that a page can cast only one vote for another page, and that additional votes for the same page are not counted.

When a page links to itself, is the link counted?

Again, the concept is that pages cast votes for other pages. Nothing is said in the original document about pages casting votes for themselves. The idea seems to be against the concept and, also, it would be another way to manipulate the results. So, for those reasons, it is reasonable to assume that a page can't vote for itself, and that such links are not counted.

Dangling links

"Dangling links are simply links that point to any page with no outgoing links. They affect the model because it is not clear where their weight should be distributed, and there are a large number of them. Often these dangling links are simply pages that we have not downloaded yet..........Because dangling links do not affect the ranking of any other page directly, we simply remove them from the system until all the PageRanks are calculated. After all the PageRanks are calculated they can be added back in without affecting things significantly." - extract from the original PageRank paper by Google’s founders, Sergey Brin and Lawrence Page.
A dangling link is a link to a page that has no links going from it, or a link to a page that Google hasn't indexed. In both cases Google removes the links shortly after the start of the calculations and reinstates them shortly before the calculations are finished. In this way, their effect on the PageRank of other pages in minimal.
The results shown in Example 1 (right diag.) are wrong because page B has no links going from it, and so the link from page A to page B is dangling and would be removed from the calculations. The results of the calculations would show all three pages as having 0.15.
It may suit site functionality to link to pages that have no links going from them without losing any PageRank from the other pages but it would be waste of potential PageRank. Take a look at this example. The site's potential is 5 because it has 5 pages, but without page E linked in, the site only has 4.15.
Link page A to page E and click Calculate. Notice that the site's total has gone down very significantly. But, because the new link is dangling and would be removed from the calculations, we can ignore the new total and assume the previous 4.15 to be true. That's the effect of functionally useful, dangling links in the site. There's no overall PageRank loss.
However, some of the site's potential total is still being wasted, so link Page E back to Page A and click Calculate. Now we have the maximum PageRank that is possible with 5 pages. Nothing is being wasted.
Although it may be functionally good to link to pages within the site without those pages linking out again, it is bad for PageRank. It is pointless wasting PageRank unnecessarily, so always make sure that every page in the site links out to at least one other page in the site.

Inbound links

Inbound links (links into the site from the outside) are one way to increase a site's total PageRank. The other is to add more pages. Where the links come from doesn't matter. Google recognizes that a webmaster has no control over other sites linking into a site, and so sites are not penalized because of where the links come from. There is an exception to this rule but it is rare and doesn't concern this article. It isn't something that a webmaster can accidentally do.
The linking page's PageRank is important, but so is the number of links going from that page. For instance, if you are the only link from a page that has a lowly PR2, you will receive an injection of 0.15 + 0.85(2/1) = 1.85 into your site, whereas a link from a PR8 page that has another 99 links from it will increase your site's PageRank by 0.15 + 0.85(7/100) = 0.2095. Clearly, the PR2 link is much better - or is it? See here for a probable reason why this is not the case.
Once the PageRank is injected into your site, the calculations are done again and each page's PageRank is changed. Depending on the internal link structure, some pages' PageRank is increased, some are unchanged but no pages lose any PageRank.
It is beneficial to have the inbound links coming to the pages to which you are channeling your PageRank. A PageRank injection to any other page will be spread around the site through the internal links. The important pages will receive an increase, but not as much of an increase as when they are linked to directly. The page that receives the inbound link, makes the biggest gain.
It is easy to think of our site as being a small, self-contained network of pages. When we do the PageRank calculations we are dealing with our small network. If we make a link to another site, we lose some of our network's PageRank, and if we receive a link, our network's PageRank is added to. But it isn't like that. For the PageRank calculations, there is only one network - every page that Google has in its index. Each iteration of the calculation is done on the entire network and not on individual websites.
Because the entire network is interlinked, and every link and every page plays its part in each iteration of the calculations, it is impossible for us to calculate the effect of inbound links to our site with any realistic accuracy.

Outbound links

Outbound links are a drain on a site's total PageRank. They leak PageRank. To counter the drain, try to ensure that the links are reciprocated. Because of the PageRank of the pages at each end of an external link, and the number of links out from those pages, reciprocal links can gain or lose PageRank. You need to take care when choosing where to exchange links.
When PageRank leaks from a site via a link to another site, all the pages in the internal link structure are affected. (This doesn't always show after just 1 iteration). The page that you link out from makes a difference to which pages suffer the most loss. Without a program to perform the calculations on specific link structures, it is difficult to decide on the right page to link out from, but the generalization is to link from the one with the lowest PageRank.
Many websites need to contain some outbound links that are nothing to do with PageRank. Unfortunately, all 'normal' outbound links leak PageRank. But there are 'abnormal' ways of linking to other sites that don't result in leaks. PageRank is leaked when Google recognizes a link to another site. The answer is to use links that Google doesn't recognize or count. These include form actions and links contained in javascript code.
Form actionsA form's 'action' attribute does not need to be the url of a form parsing script. It can point to any html page on any site. Try it.
Example:
Click here
To be really sneaky, the action attribute could be in some javascript code rather than in the form tag, and the javascript code could be loaded from a 'js' file stored in a directory that is barred to Google's spider by the robots.txt file.
JavascriptExample: Click here
Like the form action, it is sneaky to load the javascript code, which contains the urls, from a seperate 'js' file, and sneakier still if the file is stored in a directory that is barred to googlebot by the robots.txt file.
The "rel" attributeAs of 18th January 2005, Google, together with other search engines, is recognising a new attribute to the anchor tag. The attribute is "rel", and it is used as follows:-
link text
The attribute tells Google to ignore the link completely. The link won't help the target page's PageRank, and it won't help its rankings. It is as though the link doesn't exist. With this attribute, there is no longer any need for javascript, forms, or any other method of hiding links from Google.

So how much additional PageRank do we need to move up the toolbar?

First, let me explain in more detail why the values shown in the Google toolbar are not the actual PageRank figures. According to the equation, and to the creators of Google, the billions of pages on the web average out to a PageRank of 1.0 per page. So the total PageRank on the web is equal to the number of pages on the web * 1, which equals a lot of PageRank spread around the web.
The Google toolbar range is from 1 to 10. (They sometimes show 0, but that figure isn't believed to be a PageRank calculation result). What Google does is divide the full range of actual PageRanks on the web into 10 parts - each part is represented by a value as shown in the toolbar. So the toolbar values only show what part of the overall range a page's PageRank is in, and not the actual PageRank itself. The numbers in the toolbar are just labels.
Whether or not the overall range is divided into 10 equal parts is a matter for debate - Google aren't saying. But because it is much harder to move up a toolbar point at the higher end than it is at the lower end, many people (including me) believe that the divisions are based on a logarithmic scale, or something very similar, rather than the equal divisions of a linear scale.
Let's assume that it is a logarithmic, base 10 scale, and that it takes 10 properly linked new pages to move a site's important page up 1 toolbar point. It will take 100 new pages to move it up another point, 1000 new pages to move it up one more, 10,000 to the next, and so on. That's why moving up at the lower end is much easier that at the higher end.
In reality, the base is unlikely to be 10. Some people think it is around the 5 or 6 mark, and maybe even less. Even so, it still gets progressively harder to move up a toolbar point at the higher end of the scale.
Note that as the number of pages on the web increases, so does the total PageRank on the web, and as the total PageRank increases, the positions of the divisions in the overall scale must change. As a result, some pages drop a toolbar point for no 'apparent' reason. If the page's actual PageRank was only just above a division in the scale, the addition of new pages to the web would cause the division to move up slightly and the page would end up just below the division. Google's index is always increasing and they re-evaluate each of the pages on more or less a monthly basis. It's known as the "Google dance". When the dance is over, some pages will have dropped a toolbar point. A number of new pages might be all that is needed to get the point back after the next dance.
The toolbar value is a good indicator of a page's PageRank but it only indicates that a page is in a certain range of the overall scale. One PR5 page could be just above the PR5 division and another PR5 page could be just below the PR6 division - almost a whole division (toolbar point) between them.

Adding new pages

There is a possible negative effect of adding new pages. Take a perfectly normal site. It has some inbound links from other sites and its pages have some PageRank. Then a new page is added to the site and is linked to from one or more of the existing pages. The new page will, of course, aquire PageRank from the site's existing pages. The effect is that, whilst the total PageRank in the site is increased, one or more of the existing pages will suffer a PageRank loss due to the new page making gains. Up to a point, the more new pages that are added, the greater is the loss to the existing pages. With large sites, this effect is unlikely to be noticed but, with smaller ones, it probably would.
So, although adding new pages does increase the total PageRank within the site, some of the site's pages will lose PageRank as a result. The answer is to link new pages is such a way within the site that the important pages don't suffer, or add sufficient new pages to make up for the effect (that can sometimes mean adding a large number of new pages), or better still, get some more inbound links.

Miscellaneous

The Google toolbarIf you have the Google toolbar installed in your browser, you will be used to seeing each page's PageRank as you browse the web. But all isn't always as it seems. Many pages that Google displays the PageRank for haven't been indexed in Google and certainly don't have any PageRank in their own right. What is happening is that one or more pages on the site have been indexed and a PageRank has been calculated. The PageRank figure for the site's pages that haven't been indexed is allocated on the fly - just for your toolbar. The PageRank itself doesn't exist.
It's important to know this so that you can avoid exchanging links with pages that really don't have any PageRank of their own. Before making exchanges, search for the page on Google to make sure that it is indexed.
Sub-directoriesSome people believe that Google drops a page's PageRank by a value of 1 for each sub-directory level below the root directory. E.g. if the value of pages in the root directory is generally around 4, then pages in the next directory level down will be generally around 3, and so on down the levels. Other people (including me) don't accept that at all. Either way, because some spiders tend to avoid deep sub-directories, it is generally considered to be beneficial to keep directory structures shallow (directories one or two levels below the root).
ODP and Yahoo!It used to be thought that Google gave a Pagerank boost to sites that are listed in the Yahoo! and ODP (a.k.a. DMOZ) directories, but these days general opinion is that they don't. There is certainly a PageRank gain for sites that are listed in those directories, but the reason for it is now thought to be this:-
Google spiders the directories just like any other site and their pages have decent PageRank and so they are good inbound links to have. In the case of the ODP, Google's directory is a copy of the ODP directory. Each time that sites are added and dropped from the ODP, they are added and dropped from Google's directory when they next update it. The entry in Google's directory is yet another good, PageRank boosting, inbound link. Also, the ODP data is used for searches on a myriad of websites - more inbound links!
Listings in the ODP are free but, because sites are reviewed by hand, it can take quite a long time to get in. The sooner a working site is submitted, the better.
Comments and suggestionsComments and suggestions are welcomed.

Google Adsense Tips

2007-07-05T01:04:00.000-07:00

Google AdSense is a pay-per-click (PPC) program that can give you advertising revenue from each page on your website with a minimal investment in time and no additional resources.
AdSense delivers relevant ads that are targeted to the content people find on your site.
In many advertising networks and websites, including AdSense, the advertiser is charged for advertising their ad only when a user clicks on their ad. How much they pay (for that click) is called their Cost Per Click or CPC.
Here you will find some simple and effective AdSense tips that will increase your revenue. If you haven't already joined AdSense program, you should sign up first.
Now it's time to show you some tips and tricks that will optimize your AdSense ads.

Top 15 AdSense tips

AdSense Tip #1: Find your keywords

Before serving ads on a web page, check its keyword density. A free and advanced tool for finding the most prominent keywords in a page can be found here: SEO Density Analyzer. Copy the most important keywords to a text file ([web page name]-adsense-keywords.txt).

AdSense Tip #2: Improve your keywords

Get keyword suggestions from Overture Search Inventory and from Google AdWords Sandbox. Get new keywords that can help you improve your ad relevance. Enter the keywords from [web page name]-adsense-keywords.txt and save the suggestions to [web page name]-adsense-suggestions.txt.

AdSense Tip #3: Keep your website focused on a theme

Use the keyword suggestions to enhance your web pages and to build theme-based content. And also try to get your keywords into the anchor text of your incoming links as much as possible. Don't forget that Google AdSense is keyword-targeted advertising: Google AdSense bases its advert topics on your websites content, this means that content-rich websites of a popular topic should attract a large amount of ads.

AdSense Tip #4: Write a new page every day

One of the best tips is to add a new page to your web site every day. The more content you have, the more visitors you will get. Put an Adsense unit on each and every content page of your site. But where? You will find more about that from the next AdSense tips.
AdSense Tip #5: Choose the right AdSense format

Wider formats are successful because the ads are compact, easy to read and are complementary to the content. The top three AdSense formats are:

1. 336x280 large rectangle2. 300x250 medium rectangle3. 160x600 wide skyscraper
Another successful format is the 468x15 horizontal ad links, that can be placed under your navigation bar.

AdSense Tip #6: Color tips

When creating your Google AdSense ads it is recommended to use the color scheme and style of your website so that the ads blend in well. Ads without background color and borders perfom better than ads within borders with background color.

Create a custom AdSense palette: border color = background color of your web sitebackground color = background color of your web sitelink color = blue, color of your linksurl color = black, #999999text color = black, #333333, color of your main contentYou can also rotate ad colors select multiple color palettes that blend with your site to create variety.AdSense Tip #7: Position tips

Visitors tend to look at the big headlines to see if your page is worth reading. If you get them interested, they will read the text and look for your navigation links.

Place the AdSense ads in a prominent place around the top/left part of your page or under your headlines, where your visitors are most likely to look at.

If you have an article page with a long body of text, the bottom of that article is a good place for AdSense ads because your visitors read the text and then they want more resources. AdSense

Tip #8: Increase the number of ads, but not too much

If you have a lot of text on a page, use multiple AdSense units. You can use up to three AdSense units on a page, two AdSense search boxes and one unit of ad links.

Link units allow the user to refine what they're interested in. So if they may not be interested in specific ads on your page, they might be interested in a particular topic, and by clicking on a link unit and a link in the link unit, they'll be able to specify that they're interested in that specific topic and get a lot more options and variety on the ads that might appear.

AdSense for Search allows visitors to search Google.com or your sites (up to 3 domains). You earn money whenever they click on the ads that come up on the search results. If you click the Open search results in a new browser window checkbox in the AdSense for Search settings, you won't lose your visitors.

AdSense Tip #9: Preview Google ads

You can find out what ads will be served by Google AdSense if you install Google AdSense Preview Tool, a very simple tool available only for Internet Explorer 6.0. Click to advertiser sites without generating invalid clicks, and easily add their URLs to your URL filter list. Because AdSense uses geo-targeting, Google serves different ads for other countries. Instead of faking your IP or travelling abroad to test your ads, use this AdSense tool to see what ads see your visitors from France, Germany or other countries.

There may be no Google AdSense ads available for your webpage, so Googlw will display Public Service Ads. You can hide them using alternate colors or images. Make sure you include the image in a simple html file as a link (use target="_top"). The image size should be the same as the dimension of AdSense units. In the alternate url box, enter the absolute url of the html file.

Read more about alternate ads.

AdSense Tip #10: What not to do

Don't click on your own adsDon't ask others to click on your Google adsDon't manually change AdSense codeDon't place Google ads on sites that include prohibited content (e.g.: adult sites)Don't employ cloaking, hidden text or farm linksDon't use AdSense ads on the same page with similar ads (e.g.: Yahoo Publisher Network)

AdSense Tip #11: Show images above or next to your ads

Placing images above AdSense ads is not necessarily prohibited by program policies. However, depending on the method of implementation this could be considered encouraging users to click on ads. So you should include a border line between the ads and the images. Don't show specific products in your images, in order not to mislead the visitors. Just use generic images that will increase the visibility of your ads.

AdSense Tip #12: Use section targeting

Use section targeting to emphasize some content in your page. On your site, place this code where you want to emphasize. Content you want to emphasize.If you want some content to be ignored, use

AdSense Tip #13: Alternate the colors of your ads

AdSense allows you to have up to 4 color variations for each variable for which you can specify color. You should do that if you put AdSense ads on pages that receive many impressions from the same visitors (for example forums) to reduce ad blindness. For example:

google_color_border = ["628098","628098","000000","000000"];google_color_link = ["000000","BBB90C","BBB90C","628098"];google_color_url = ["000000","628098","000000","000000"];google_color_text = ["628098","628098","000000","000000"];

AdSense Tip #14: Your Google ads should be visible

Make sure your text ads are visible to the surfers in all screen formats. If you put the ads in a table, give sufficient breathing room, i.e. proper cell padding and cell spacing to make the ads stand out from the rest of your content.

AdSense Tip #15: Use AdSense channels

You can categorize the content of your website into channels and then track your performance. This way you can experiment with different types of ads and see which is performing the best. Instead of buying an AdSense tracker, you can enter the most important pages in your site and see how they are doing. Create up to 200 channels for AdSense. Let's recap our AdSense tips

create interesting to read pages, focused on a themeintegrate AdSense in your layoutput yourself in the shoes of your visitors and experiment with the adsOfficial Google Tips
Google AdSense policiesGoogle AdSense official tipsGoogle AdSense supportGoogle AdSense Blog

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What is Google Adsense?

2007-07-05T00:54:00.000-07:00

Do you know what Google Adsense is ?

Sometimes we cannot take things for granted, for example, one of my friends for several years spoke to me and I just realised that all this time, he though Adwords was Adsense. Shocking! Well shocking to me anyway.
That’s why I would like to create a section here. A beginner’s guide to Google Adsense. Everything a beginner need to know on Google Adsense.

When you are searching with Google you will see some results on the right hand side of the search results. These are called Google Adwords. They’re advertisements which people pay for. Everytime you click on the adwords, the advertiser is charged a certain amount. This is because the adverts are paid for on a as click basis. For example, if 3 people clicked on your advert 3 times, then you will be charged 3 times. This is what is called “Pay per click” or PPC.

Google Adwords are used for marketers who cannot get high on the search engines naturally. Therefore why bother fiddling about with the website where you can pay for the rankings. Of course, the more you pay per click, the higher your ad will appear up the search engine page

On top of the Beginner’s Guide To Google Adsense, maybe I should write one for Adwords as well

Adsense are ads which look similar to Adwords but they can be customised with several options such as the background colour, border colour, colour of the fonts, colour of the hyper link and also the size of the box.

Adsense can be put on a website and it will display the appropriate Adwords which is related to the content. This works very much like the Google search page results. Therefore one of the most important message for the Beginner’s Guide To Google Adsense is build a website which contains valuable information. Adsense will pick up on the keywords of the content and will display the appropriate ads.

AdSense is an ad serving program run by Google. Website owners can enroll in this program to enable text, image and, more recently, video advertisements on their sites. These ads are administered by Google and generate revenue on either a per-click or per-thousand-impressions basis. Google is also currently beta-testing a cost-per-action based service.

Google utilizes its search technology to serve ads based on website content, the user's geographical location, and other factors. Those wanting to advertise with Google's targeted ad system may sign up through AdWords. AdSense has become a popular method of placing advertising on a website because the ads are less intrusive than most banners, and the content of the ads is often relevant to the website.

Currently, the AdSense uses JavaScript code to incorporate the advertisements into a participating site. If it is included on a site which has not yet been crawled by the Mediabot, it will temporarily display advertisements for charitable causes known as public service announcements (PSAs). (Note that the Mediabot is a separate crawler from the Googlebot that maintains Google's search index.)

Many sites use AdSense to monetize their content and some webmasters work hard to maximize their own AdSense income. They do this in three ways:

They use a wide range of traffic generating techniques including but not limited to online advertising.
They build valuable content on their sites which attracts AdSense ads which pay out the most when they get clicked.

They use copy on their websites that encourage clicks on ads. Note that Google prohibits people from using phrases like "Click on my AdSense ads" to increase click rates. Phrases accepted are "Sponsored Links" and "Advertisements".

The source of all AdSense income is the AdWords program which in turn has a complex pricing model based on a Vickrey second price auction, in that it commands an advertiser to submit a sealed bid (not observable by competitors). Additionally, for any given click received, advertisers only pay one bid increment above the second-highest bid.

History

The underlying technology behind AdSense was derived originally from WordNet and Simpli, a company started by the founder of Wordnet — George A. Miller — and a number of professors and graduate students from Brown University, including James A. Anderson, Jeff Stibel and Steve Reiss. A variation of this technology utilizing Wordnet was developed by Oingo, a small search engine company based in Santa Monica founded in 1998] Oingo focused on semantic searches rather than brute force string searches.[3] Oingo changed its name to Applied Semantics, which was then bought by Google for $102 million in April 2003, to replace a similar system being developed in house.

AdSense for feeds

In May 2005, Google unveiled AdSense for feeds, a version of AdSense that runs on RSS and Atom feeds that have more than 100 active subscribers. According to the Official Google Blog, "advertisers have their ads placed in the most appropriate feed articles; publishers are paid for their original content; readers see relevant advertising — and in the long run, more quality feeds to choose from".

AdSense for feeds works by inserting images into a feed. When the image is displayed by the reader/browser, Google writes the ad content into the image that it returns. The ad content is chosen based on the content of the feed surrounding the image. When the user clicks the image, he or she is redirected to the advertiser's site in the same way as regular AdSense ads.

AdSense for search

A companion to the regular AdSense program, AdSense for search lets website owners place Google search boxes on their pages. When a user searches the web or the site with the search box, Google shares any ad revenue it makes from those searches with the site owner. However, only if the ads on the page are clicked, the publisher is paid. Adsense does not pay publishers for mere searches.

How AdSense works

Each time a visitor visits a page with an AdSense tag, a piece of JavaScript writes an iframe tag, whose src attribute includes the URL of the page. Google's servers use a cache of the page for the URL or the keywords in the URL itself to determine a set of high-value keywords. (Some of the details are described in the AdSense patent.) If keywords have been cached already, ads are served for those keywords based on the AdWords bidding system.

Abuse

Some webmasters create sites tailored to lure searchers from Google and other engines onto their AdSense site to make money from clicks. These "zombie" sites often contain nothing but a large amount of interconnected, automated content (e.g.: A directory with content from the Open Directory Project, or scraper sites relying on RSS feeds for content). Possibly the most popular form of such "AdSense farms" are splogs ("spam blogs"), which are centered around known high-paying keywords. Many of these sites use content from other web sites, such as Wikipedia, to attract visitors. These and related approaches are considered to be search engine spam and can be reported to Google.

There have also been reports of Trojans engineered to produce fake Google ads that are formatted to look like legitimate ones. The Trojan Horse apparently downloads itself onto an unsuspecting computer through a web page and then replaces the original ads with its own set of malicious ads.

Criticism

Due to concerns about click fraud, Google AdSense has been criticized by some Search engine optimization firms as a large source of what Google calls "invalid clicks" in which one company clicks on a rival's search engine ads to drive up its costs. Some publishers have been blocked by Google, complaining that little justification or transparency was provided.

To help prevent click fraud, publishers can choose from a number of click tracking programs. These programs will display detailed information about the visitors who click on the AdSense advertisements. Publishers can use that data to determine if they've been a victim of click fraud or not. There are a number of such commercial scripts available for purchase. An open source alternative is AdLogger.

Google has also come under fire for allowing AdWords advertisers to abuse trademarks. In 2004, Google started allowing advertisers to bid on any search terms, including the trademarks of their competitors.

The payment terms for AdSense customers have also been criticized. Google withholds payment until an account reaches US$100 , but many small content providers require a long time - years in many cases - to build up this much AdSense revenue. These pending payments are recorded on Google's balance sheet as "accrued revenue share". At the close of its 2006 fiscal year, the sum of all these small debts amounted to a little over US $370 million - cash that Google is able to invest but which effectively belongs to its customers.