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Highest paying Adsense Keywords
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Differnet Keywords have different CPCs, now what is CPC?
Google Blog says ” The average amount you pay each time someone clicks your ad. Average CPC is determined by totalling the cost of all clicks and dividing it by the number of clicks. Here’s an example: if your ad receives two clicks, one costing US$0.20 and one costing US$0.40, your average CPC for those clicks is US$0.30″
Average Cost per click varies from keywords to keywords. To spike the adsense earnings its always wise to write helpful articles for your users based on the high paying keywords so there are two sides, you help your visitors with quality information and your chances of earning is also high as ads are related to the content on your website.
Here are a list of latest 200 most high paying keywords compiled from the results of the google adwords tool. hope its useful.
Avg CPC ($) Keyword
97.44 domains yahoo
79.81 domain name yahoo
68.91 dc hair laser removal washington
66.15 law lemon wisconsin
51.14 hair removal washington dc
41.97 domain registration yahoo
40.36 benchmark lending
38.05 domain yahoo
37.86 yahoo web hosting
37.29 hair laser removal virginia
36.59 peritoneal mesothelioma
36.55 ca lemon law
34.13 best buy gift card
31.1 adverse credit remortgage
30.98 mesothelioma information
29.77 law lemon ohio
29.34 att call conference
29.1 insurance medical temporary
28.95 illinois law lemon
28.78 mesothelioma symptoms
28.51 angeles drug los rehab
28.26 personal injury solicitor
28.23 att go
28.03 accident car florida lawyer
27.11 google affiliate
27.11 at t wireless
26.31 100 home equity loan
26.28 mcsa boot camp
26.19 anti spam appliance
26.17 adverse remortgage
26 chicago hair laser removal
25.98 att conference
25.84 at and t
25.45 laser hair removal maryland
25.15 mesothelioma
24.88 buy gift card
24.8 mesotheloma
24.52 student loan consolidation program
24.45 california law lemon
24.3 event management security
24.15 canada personals yahoo
24.15 orlando criminal attorney
23.78 uk homeowner loans
23.71 vioxx lawsuit
23.55 compare life assurance
23.34 criminal defense federal lawyer
23.29 american singles
23.09 federal criminal defense attorney
23.07 laser hair removal manhattan
23.03 att prepaid wireless
23 fortis health insurance temporary
22.93 miami personal injury lawyer
22.75 hair removal chicago
22.74 at and t cell phones
22.61 refinance with bad credit
22.47 malignant mesothelioma
22.45 lease management software
22.34 primary pulmonary hypertension
22.27 miami personal injury attorney
22.24 anti spam lotus notes
22.23 life insurance quotes
21.91 egg credit
21.8 anti spam exchange server
21.77 lemon law
21.67 google adsense
21.67 best consolidation loan student
21.63 refinance with poor credit
21.49 employee leasing
21.36 student loan consolidation center
21.35 buyer mortgage note
21.34 federal student loan consolidation
21.33 symptoms of mesothelioma
21.31 city hair laser new removal york
21.2 att wireless com
21.15 san diego dui lawyer
21.14 indiana law lemon
21.1 law lemon michigan
20.8 angeles criminal defense los
20.8 refinancing with poor credit
20.64 home equity loan
20.64 action class lawsuit vioxx
20.49 term life assurance
20.47 e loan
20.46 celebrex lawyer
20.37 vasectomy reversal
20.36 mortgage rates refinancing
20.28 attorney law lemon
20.28 consolidate student loans
20.17 home equity loans
20.11 mesothilioma
19.99 new york personal injury lawyer
19.98 home equity loan rates
19.97 auto insurance quotes
19.93 georgia law lemon
19.9 homeowner loans
19.73 equity loan rates
19.68 administration lease software
19.63 egg credit card
19.58 student consolidation loans
19.55 microsoft anti spam
19.41 mesothelioma prognosis
19.29 second mortgages
19.26 21 auto century insurance
19.25 employee florida leasing
19.21 federal consolidation loan
19.17 equity loan
19.14 personal injury attorney colorado
19.03 accident lawyer michigan
19.02 refinancing with bad credit
19.02 home equity line of credit rates
19.01 federal consolidation
18.96 non profit debt consolidation
18.95 pay per click affiliate
18.86 city hair new removal york
18.85 acid reflux disease diet
18.77 refinance poor credit
18.75 equity loans
18.73 student loan consolidate
18.6 consolidate loans
18.51 secured loans
18.49 criminal lawyer new york
18.43 affiliate per click
18.29 chicago personal injury lawyer
18.29 los angeles dui lawyer
18.19 att prepaid
18.1 angeles criminal defense lawyer los
18.04 critical illness insurance life
18.03 irs lawyer tax
18.03 laser hair removal new york
18.02 comcast high speed
17.98 personal yahoo
17.78 san diego dui attorney
17.77 michigan personal injury
17.73 automobile law lemon
17.66 cheap insurance life term
17.52 home loans refinancing
17.51 consolidate college loans
17.45 cheap life insurance
17.38 vioxx law suit
17.32 student loan refinance
17.3 car hire alicante spain
17.28 tax attorney
17.28 refinancing my home
17.24 criminal dallas lawyer
17.24 line of credit home equity
17.23 litigation vioxx
17.2 at and t phones
17.15 criminal defense attorney los angeles
17.14 commodity online trading
17.13 home equity rates
17.12 adsense
17.12 law lemon mass
17.11 equity home
17.1 arizona law lemon
17.09 child molestation attorney
17.09 home line of credit
17.06 alicante car rental spain
17.03 attorney defense federal
17.02 san diego criminal attorney
16.79 injury lawyer new york
16.78 attorney injury new personal york
16.77 at and t mobile
16.72 pleural mesothelioma
16.61 augmentation breast diego san
16.61 home equity poor credit
16.6 health insurance temporary
16.6 compensation mesothelioma
16.6 21st century insurance
16.52 cheap insurance medical
16.51 angeles criminal lawyer los
16.49 low cost term life insurance
16.48 home refinance loans
16.45 eloan
16.44 life insurance quote
16.39 cheap life assurance
16.33 125 equity loan
16.32 anti spam exchange
16.31 credit equity home line
16.3 att go phone
16.3 dui florida lawyer
16.27 hair removal new york
16.14 merchant account international
16.11 vioxx class action
16.1 125 home equity loan
16.1 life insurance quote online
16.09 consolidation loan
16.04 equity line of credit
16.02 carolina law lemon north
16.02 equity rates
15.87 direct home insurance line
15.86 angeles attorney los tax
15.85 credit home line
15.81 term insurance
15.81 auto insurances
15.8 debtfreedirect
15.8 refinance comparison
15.77 acid reflux treatment
15.77 bad credit mortgage refinance
15.73 college loan refinance
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Wednesday, January 26, 2011
How Facebook Can Be a $100+ Billion Business
Posted 1/25/2011 11:35 AM by Trefis Team from Trefis in Investing, Investing Ideas, Stocks, US Markets
Facebook competes with large internet search and media platforms like Google ( GOOG ), Yahoo ( YHOO ) and AOL ( AOL ) to capture the attention of internet users as well as drive views of online advertising.
We recently launched coverage of Facebook with a valuation of $45 billion . See our launch article 4 Key Businesses That Determine Facebook's Valuation for additional details on how our valuation for Facebook compares to others. Although our valuation is below that of the $50 billion valuation at which Goldman Sachs ( GS ), Digital Sky Technologies and selected Goldman Sachs clients invested in January 2011, we highlight below how the key drivers of Facebook's value could potentially improve, leading to an even higher valuation of $100+ billion for Facebook.
Scenario #1: Facebook's Revenue per Page View from Text & Display Ads Doubles
Social networking sites are mostly used for communication (and voyeurism) rather than seeking information on products and services. What this means from a business perspective is that many people are still starting at google.com when they're trying to book an airline ticket rather than facebook.com so the big ad spenders (like airlines) are still on Google.
A key metric for internet businesses is how much money they make per page view or per search. In the case of Facebook, we estimate that its text and display ad revenue per page view ( RPM ) was about $0.38 per 1,000 page views in 2009 and about $0.45 per 1,000 page views in 2010.
We expect Facebook's Ad Revenue per Page View ( RPM ) to increase as ad targeting on Facebook improves, more ad dollars shift online and online ad dollars shift to Facebook as the company's presence widens. However, we believe that faster Facebook RPM growth will be partially offset by a rising mix of Facebook users in emerging markets where online ad rates are typically lower than the US and Europe.
However, if Yahoo and AOL are any indication, it's possible to achieve RPM rates of $1 to $3 per 1,000 page views on large (portal) media sites. Yahoo (at about $1) is the better benchmark in the case of Facebook since it has a larger international mix than AOL. If Facebook we're to achieve comparable text and display monetization rates as Yahoo has today, then that would add about $35 billion of upside to our current valuation of Facebook.
Scenario #2: Page Views per User on Facebook Increase by 50%
As suggested above, ad-based internet businesses like Facebook are driven by the number of dollars per page view. So how do you make more money? Increase the dollars per page view and increase the page views. We've talked about one, now let's see what Facebook can do to increase the number of page views.
We estimate that Facebook currently gets about 415 page views per user per month on average. This is a phenomenal amount. It implies nearly 14 page views per user each day. Given how high Facebook's page views per user currently are it may be tough to increase page views significantly, but Facebook has figured out ways to do it in the past.
Remember pre-2009 when the Facebook profile was just one page? Then Facebook started to break-up the profile page into tabs like "Wall", "Info", "Photos", "Notes". Each time you toggled to a new tab, the ads on the right-hand side refreshed meaning a new page view and ka-ching for Facebook.
Facebook recently rolled out a new design that relegates the tab behavior to below the main profile photo and instead promotes previews of user photos to the top of the page - the prime page real estate. You don't put something on that part of a webpage unless you want someone to notice it and noticing photos makes you more likely to click them. Clicking such a photo on Facebook drops you into the user's photo album where you can easily cycle through one photo after the next while ads appear to the right. It turns out that users have many more photos than there were tabs and since the number of photos on a person's Facebook profile is generally cumulative, that could mean ka-ching, ka-ching, ka-ching for Facebook.
Furthermore, smarter photo recognition and tagging could blow the doors open on contextual advertising. Staring jealously at that photo of your friends smiling in front of the Eiffel tower? Oh, what's this special deal to Paris from Delta about? While Google leads in capitalizing on intent, Facebook could potentially capitalize on much more powerful reactions.
And photos are just one way to keep you cycling through Facebook. The company is also introducing (1) e-mail (think of each e-mail as a new page) (2) HD video and better video integration (3) more third-party applications like games.
If Facebook's page views per user were to increase 50% over our forecast period, the impact of that combined with scenario #1 would lead to a $100 billion valuation for Facebook.
Scenario #3: Facebook Captures 10% Search Market Share
We estimate that Facebook had about 2% global search market share in 2010, higher than that of AOL. We currently expect that Facebook's search market share will grow to more than 5% by the end of Trefis forecast period and be comparable to Yahoo's share.
Facebook's partnership with Microsoft gives Facebook the search technology to compete better with search players like Google and AOL. If Facebook can take some search market share away from Google and reach about 10% share by the end of Trefis forecast period, there could be an upside of 10% to our valuation for Facebook.
Scenario #4: Games & Applications Revenue per User Doubles
Games on Facebook like FarmVille have helped generate additional revenues for the company. We estimate that Facebook Credits, Facebook's virtual currency used for purchasing virtual goods in games and applications, generated about 85 cents of revenue per user in 2010. Facebook earned a 30% profit on these revenues.
As the number of games and applications increase on Facebook platform, we believe more users will be attracted to playing games and using applications. Zynga, the leading developer of Facebook applications, has made popular games like FarmVille and Mafia, and Facebook will continue to benefit from rising use of such popular games.
We estimate that Games & Applications revenues per registered user will increase to about $2.60 by the end of the Trefis forecast period.
There could be an upside of about 25% to our valuation for Facebook if Games & Applications revenue per user increases to around $5 by the end of Trefis forecast period.
If all four scenarios outline above were to materialize, it would imply a valuation of about $125 billion for Facebook based on our analysis.
The Social Ad Network
Could Facebook have even a few more billion up its sleeve? So far we've focused on money that is expected to be made directly on Facebook's platform. Have you noticed the integration of Facebook with sites like the New York Times and Huffington Post? Such integration is not just an opportunity to drive more traffic to Facebook but presents a long-term opportunity for Facebook to introduce what we'll call the "social ad network" whereby Facebook places social ads (think sponsored Like buttons) on third-party sites and splits the ad revenues with those sites.
Facebook competitors Google and Yahoo are already in the third-party ad network business. For Google, we estimate that its third-party ad network accounts for about $10 billion of the company's value. This could be another meaningful business for Facebook that we currently do not show in our analysis.
What do you think?
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The importance of being search-savvy
The importance of being search-savvy
TOM PULLAR-STRECKER
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Ten years ago, lots of training establishments had a lucrative sideline running courses for executives and politicians, teaching them how to use search engines such as Google.
Generation Y may laugh, but then-ACT New Zealand MP Stephen Franks and a dozen party staffers were among those to trudge up the Kelburn hill to attend a course that was still offered by Victoria University last year.
Google researcher Dan Russell spends his time watching how people use the search engine, so he can give insights to its engineers. He says while such courses may seem amusing, "people by and largely overestimate their skill level", and almost everyone could still learn a trick or two.
Mr Russell does about 70 "field observations" of people using Google each year. He says about 90 per cent of Americans do not know they can key "control-F" on their computer to find a word on a page. "It's a frighteningly high number."
Few people have fully explored the menu that appears on the left- hand side of computer screens when Google returns search results, he says.
These options let searchers refine their results, for example by returning only results for webpages that have appeared in the past day or year, refer to events at specific times in history which users can specify, relate to New Zealand, or have images attached.
It was widely reported that Google made about 550 refinements to its search engine last year, but Mr Russell says the number was probably closer to 1000, and if anything, the pace of change is likely to accelerate this year.
Some of the changes, such as weighting search-engine results according to the speed with which webpages load, can have quite significant implications for the internet industry, but the vast majority are minor tweaks that would go unnoticed and unreported.
Given the amount of time that people spend searching the internet, he recommends regular users subscribe to a major search engine blog, such as his own, to keep abreast of developments.
"If you are going to be a good searcher, you have to know what is coming and what is possible, because problems that are impossible one week become trivial the next. It is not enough for someone to learn how to search in the ninth grade and never update that knowledge."
Google has an estimated 65 per cent share of the search market in the United States and a higher share in New Zealand, but faces competition from Microsoft's Bing, following its partnership with Yahoo.
A big focus for Google this year will be to further speed up its delivery of search results and to improve its detection of spam webpages, Mr Russell says. "If we can decrease even by one-tenth of a second the amount of a time it takes, that is a huge influence."
He is unsure whether that will necessitate Google building a datacentre in New Zealand or Australia, but acknowledges it needs to provide datacentres in each of the "major" regions.
"We have to find a way to balance our datacentre size, with the speed of delivery, with the amount of time it takes to get the interpretation of the query for your particular region and language group."
Google Tips: Keep search terms simple, avoiding unnecessary words, or try just typing in your question.
Key in "control-F" to search for a term on a page.
Use the "advanced search" feature to search for an exact phrase, or a term within a specific website.
Explore the lefthand panel on the search results page.
Go to "settings" to turn off the "autocomplete" query predictions in the search box, which try to guess your search term before you have finished typing it, or to change the number of search results shown on a page.
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