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In the Domain Parking market you’ll be paid for the clicks your domains

receive (in sponsored ads). You won’t be paid the same for each click.

Every Ad has a different cost to the advertiser, depending on the keywords

where he decides to show it. And a % of that cost will go to you (earnings).

Some keywords have a very low value ($0,02 per click) and others may

reach the $3 or $5 dollars (and even more).

What do you have to do to earn more per click? Try to focus on a market

that has high paying keywords.

You can find some of them making a “high paying keywords” search or

you go to https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

and search how much is being payed for a particular keyword.

For Example, let’s do a “free wallpapers” keyword research:

Here you have the estimated CPC…

Compare this keyword with the “insurance” market…

See The Difference?

So, if you’re going to register and park a domain, try to focus on a

high paying Keywords area for your name. It will make a difference

in your earnings.

Alternative Bid Tool: http://www.spyfu.com

Besides the high paying keywords, you’ll need to know that people is

making enough searches of the keywords related with your domain area.

If it has low searches, then you maybe not receive enough traffic.

Example: If you register www.coffee.com and there are few keywords

related with Coffee, then you won’t get some decent traffic.

You can use the overture suggestion term, to get an idea of how many

times a term was searched last month in the Overture Network (formerly

Yahoo).

Go to http://inventory.overture.com

You´ll see a screen like this…

Make a Keyword search and you´ll see the number of searches for

that keyword + for another related keywords.

Tip: Try to look for markets with keywords that make at least 5.000

searches a month each.

Do you want to export those results? Or get the results from a specific

Country? Try this: http://www.awp.com.au/keywords .

The tool, uses the Classic Overture Search Engine, with better features