High Paying Job Keywords? Help a newb please

[SEO Montreal]

Hey guys,

Ive got some job domains I need help monetizing. Can any of you share high epc keywords? Ideally, tell me what you're using on Namedrive, but if it's on another network that's also fine. My current keywords gets 11 cents a click and I'm looking for something in the 50 cent range. Any ideas?

Thanks,
SM

 

[Varon]

Which Feed is this? I'm assuming ND has a Google Feed.

Why not try "medical billing schools". This is an upcoming profession. It has a decent number of advertisers and sizeable searches each month. Top Google search network bids (pos 1-3) for this keyword are around $19.

"Jobs" as keywords don't pay much.

Good Luck.

 

[SEO Montreal]

Hey Varon
Thanks for the info. Donno who ND is with. The med idea is good, except it's too far afield to relate to my domain/niche that I don't think the CTR would be worth it... I'll try it on more tightly related stuff - thanks again!

Any other keywords you guys can suggest?

 

[Sleepys]

ND = NameDrive
Try using the tool here: https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal .
It is a Google tool. Type in a general keyword associated with the domain. You can even use "jobs", if that is as close as you can get. Click get keyword ideas. Bring the drop-down menu to "show all" and enter a bid of something like $10. This will give you an idea of what other keywords might be good choices. Look at the search competition and the advertiser competition.

 

[SEO Montreal]

hadn't thouhgt of looking at advertiser competition... but that doesn't tell me bid levels though. and i meant i don't knowwho nd's feed is from - i know who nd is, hehe .

thanks for the tips!

 

[Mike]

As far as i know, correct me if i'm wrong please. ND is getting their upstream from Google, which puts you on the list of TOS violators if you're getting arbitrage traffic as neither Google or ND are permitting arbitrage traffic.

IB

 

[evilopinions]

steve Jobs....he he he ...dats should be a high paying keyword....

Kiddin

 

[Sleepys]

hadn't thouhgt of looking at advertiser competition... but that doesn't tell me bid levels though. and i meant i don't knowwho nd's feed is from - i know who nd is, hehe .

thanks for the tips!

That is why you have to enter your own bid levels, I suggested $10 as a good high amount. You then use the results as a general guideline. And, yes, ND uses a Google feed.