Click for 3 bucks!!

Few months back, the highest that I got for one click was $8.67 and there was one more entry for $15.43 for two clicks.

No doubt, there is a lot of variation in the amount. Apparently, I have not tried to target any keyword.

 

You should check your server logs for the domain name on which you have the AS for Search code. You can usually find the search terms in there if your logs offer a "Search Query Report" or a "Search Word Report"

AmCy

 

Thanks Amcy,

But the site is dead now. ( dead 5 months ago , and domain is expired )

btw, what is search query report ?

I'm having a normal linux server with all those fancy features.

 

Vioxx for example. But vioxx is no longer a very good keyword. There have been other lawsuits in the news such as celebrex but they didn't ignite like asbestos exposure and vioxx.

 

Is asbestos flamable?

I had a few clicks in the $10 range, but few and far between.

I'm hoping my new site will be consistently be in the 3-5 range...but we'll see.

 

Right, there were a couple where the advertisers paid Overture $75 per click.

 

hahaha!! Nevermind, you should check out my blogs for use of your ________ keywords. I got it .. but I would rather stick to mesothelioma for now, its paying me considerable

 

Your blog is coming along, Aboo .. not bad

 

Thanks SiteTutor, I appreciate!

 

I had a click that was around $6 once

 

my problem is that I don't really target any keywords... i think that would help me get higher click rates

 

so what you were doing till date... random content?

 

You need a lot of repetition of certain keywords. But the google algo is very unpredictable.

 

best thing with Google is to cover every area of search engine optimization.

 

and for search engine optimization, I need to get all the tips at one place, so suggest me one place

 

searchenginewatch.com

They have good articles on SEO

 

You are posting on it...

 

heh heh clever, newcomputer

 

I can hardly believe that. You get 50% of what advertisers pay to Google, that means that somebody paid $6.24 for a single click. That is highly unlikely. Something is wrong with your reporting.

 

Um if you use adwaords, you can bid $6/click or even higher if you want.