Highest paying Yahoo keywords for CPC???

[denrou]

I was just wondering if anyone knows of any tools in verifying which keywords are high paying keywords?

I know Yahoo and Google will not disclose this but I am sure their are programs out there that will give you a good idea on what to search for.

I used to use Keyword Elite but it doesn't seem to work properly.

I believe www.KeywordCountry.com has tools to find high paying keyword but I never tried it and it seems to be focused on Google keywords.

Your help is appreciated

Thanks!

 

[nielsencl]

You can open a free advertising account with Google and I think Yahoo as well. At Google you don't have to pay the $5 fee unless you activate the account, but all the other things will work and you can check keyword bids as much as you want...

 

[r72gs]

I just did an article on my blog the other day. You can check Google words for free.

http://www.popularparking.com/make-money-domaining/find-high-paying-keywords/

 

[Mobi Cheap]

...I know Yahoo and Google will not disclose this but I am sure their are programs out there that will give you a good idea on what to search for.
....

Google are very enlightened about it nowadays.

They prefer to tell you themselves rather than create a whole niche where people profit from leaking supposedly confidential information from their Adwords accounts.

It creates trust, increases transparency and makes money by attracting more advertisers who value trust and prefer more transparency.

Check out the Google keyword tool mentioned above:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal?defaultView=1

 

[danbradster]

Here's a free tool - www.KeywordsDatabase.com

 

[nielsencl]

KeywordsDatabase.com is pretty useful. Where does the information come from?

I got a lot of good ideas, but in checking out one of the highest keyword phrases:
dui lawyer newport beach $87.88

it seems there are almost no searches for it.

Is there any chance you could add some search numbers to the information? That would make it really awesome!

 

[danbradster]

I would if I had access to a free searches API or the site was making enough money to cover a paid API like wordtracker of keyworddiscovery.

The example you listed, dui lawyer newport beach - $87.88, can be used as a more broad example too. 'DUI Lawyer' in general is a high paying niche and does get searches, 'dui lawyer newport beach' paying high shows that 'dui lawyer' would also pay high.

KeywordsDatabase.com is pretty useful. Where does the information come from?

I got a lot of good ideas, but in checking out one of the highest keyword phrases:
dui lawyer newport beach $87.88

it seems there are almost no searches for it.

Is there any chance you could add some search numbers to the information? That would make it really awesome!