Newbie Question

thx1138ga · 04-18-2011, 07:16 PM

I have a very popular domain name, Frases em Ingles dot com (all together)

Frases em Ingles gets 14,800 exact monthly searches

I am developing this site with a view to getting some adsense income.

But, "Estimated Avg. CPC" is US$0.00 I have installed adsense on the site, and ads show up.
If visitors click on the ads will I receive any money?

Domainace · 04-18-2011, 08:31 PM

I have had some "zero value" adsense keywords do surprisingly well. I think all it means it that no advertisers are bidding on those exact keywords. You'll get related keywords, and ESL pays fairly well.

**enlytend** · 04-19-2011, 03:40 AM

Even if they are not directly related to your intended keyword, you will be paid for clicks for ads on the page. The Adwords Content Network (which is what Adsense ads are) doesn't go by exact keywords - advertisers specify groups of keywords and it tries to match ads to the general theme of the page.

"Frases em Ingles" is a rather non-commercial term, so I wouldn't expect advertisers to be bidding on it specifically

silentg · 05-01-2011, 07:28 AM

Write a blog post or articles targeting high paying keywords that are related to your niche.

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thx1138ga NamePros Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Posts: 190	Newbie Question I have a very popular domain name, Frases em Ingles dot com (all together) Frases em Ingles gets 14,800 exact monthly searches I am developing this site with a view to getting some adsense income. But, "Estimated Avg. CPC" is US$0.00 I have installed adsense on the site, and ads show up. If visitors click on the ads will I receive any money?

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enlytend Forum Moderator Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: USA Posts: 2,152 Follow @enlytend	Even if they are not directly related to your intended keyword, you will be paid for clicks for ads on the page. The Adwords Content Network (which is what Adsense ads are) doesn't go by exact keywords - advertisers specify groups of keywords and it tries to match ads to the general theme of the page. "Frases em Ingles" is a rather non-commercial term, so I wouldn't expect advertisers to be bidding on it specifically __________________ Enlytend Solutions - Internet marketing and web development Was my advice helpful? Please consider a small donation to the National Canine Cancer Foundation - a tax deductible 501(c)(3)that directly funds cancer research

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Domainace Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Japan Posts: 1,879	I have had some "zero value" adsense keywords do surprisingly well. I think all it means it that no advertisers are bidding on those exact keywords. You'll get related keywords, and ESL pays fairly well.

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