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Hi, Which parking provider uses Google feed?

In terms of CPC per click, can you rank which feed pay the highest to the lowest? Google, Yahoo, Ask.

Also, I'm assuming that Google has the most ad inventory?
 
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Bodis / namedrive / PP use google ... parked uses yahoo...

Yahoo overall has higher cpc for high paying keywords but google has more no of ads and are better if u have a very large portfolio with tons of different keyword involved....

Also Yahoo pays better for the US traffic and google pay good internationally...
 
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evilopinions said:
Bodis / namedrive / PP use google ... parked uses yahoo...

Yahoo overall has higher cpc for high paying keywords but google has more no of ads and are better if u have a very large portfolio with tons of different keyword involved....

Also Yahoo pays better for the US traffic and google pay good internationally...

Thanks for the info. So, Yahoo has higher cpc for high paying keywords. How high is high? $2/CPC? $5/CPC? $20/CPC?

So, if my clicks are all in the range of $0.10 to $1.00, then I should monetize using Google feed since these are not high CPC, and Google has more ads?
 
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Sedo uses a Google feed. Also, I think that Parked is technically a Yahoo/Ask feed.
 
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I heard from somebody that Fabulous uses google feeds, and that was one of the reasons they get excellent placement on google searches.

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