What is the paid click on the parked page

it all depends on what affiliate program you are using, not all keywords are paid at the same rate.

Mahavir,

In my experience going after the absolute highest paying keyword is not the right strategy. You certainly want to invest your time and effort on key words that have a high payout, but the highest payouts are usually very specific topics that do not have a very large audience.

Use this tool and follow my thinking.

http://www.pixelfast.com/overture/

First search for "mesothelioma" and you will see some huge bids. The number two bid is right at $70 and there were about 73,000 searches for mesothelioma in December. This is a relatively small number of searches but a very high paying term.

Second search for "mortgage" and you will notice the number two bid is for about $7.00 and ther were almost 1.8 million searches for mortgages in December.

I think you will find it more rewarding to spend your time on these broad subjects that have appeal to the masses.

Hope this helps

Hi

Who knows what the highing paid keyword is.... you need to work this out yourself...

But you need to get in to the top ten for mesothelioma , see my last post in here...

This is something everyone is tying to do any you are way to late.

Foucus on something you can get a top ten in.....see my last post..

Thanks
Tom Dahne

my highest paid click was 1.7Euro at sedo.com

mahavir said:

hi there freinds may i know ur views whats the highest paid click on the parked page


thanks and the keyword also u received on it

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Personally, what I do with my parked domains (no content)..and this depends on where you parked..is to use the "optimize" feature and experiment with what keywords works or don't work, what layout works or don't work..etc. I keep a record month by month and the site that have improved in traffic, I don't touch but the one that are either stagnant or losing traffic, I again optimize...Of course when it come to my keywords, I spend a lot of time researching them for search engine queries, competition etc!
When it come to "parking and keywords", I'd rather be a "big fish in a small pond than a small fish in a big pond"!