FREE AdSense Keywords - Choose the highest pay-out keywords!

To increase your domain parking revenue it is very important to choose the right advertising keywords for your domain names! Our FREE AdSense keyword list (March 2005) including 2,500 of the highest paying keywords from AdSense helps you to succeed!

Something about good keywords

A good keyword should be both relevant to the topic of the domain (for a high CTR), and commercially-applicable (for a high CPC). Here are a few tips on how to choose a keyword that will maximize both of these factors:

Where did the user come from? Try to use keywords that provide the answer to the question "what was the user looking for when he typed in this website?" It helps to understand where your traffic is coming from: is it a typo of another website (try Google's spell check feature), an expired website (look it up in Archive.org), or a generic type-in? Figure out where your visitors are coming from and you'll have a better idea of what they're looking for.

Will the ads appeal to what your visitors are looking for? Which sounds more appealing to you: "Discount flights" or "airplane tickets"? "Download mp3s" or simply "music"? Try to find terms with ads that your site's visitors will want to click on.

Choose a commercially-applicable topic: Once you know the general subject area that your users are interested in, focus your keywords on commercially-applicable niches within that interest area. For example, if your domain is golf-related, consider "golf holiday" or "golf equipment" rather than just "golf".

Be Specific: Specific terms will usually yield a better click-through rate and greater earnings. For example, if your domain name is CelineDion.com, try "Buy Celine Dion CDs" or "Download Celine Dion MP3s" instead of just "Music". Assuming they are targeted, focused niches usually pay better than more general terms. For example, "home-based business" will generally perform better than "business", and "personal injury lawyer" better than "lawyer".

Try using multiple related terms: Sometimes you can expand the pool of available advertisements (and thus get a higher CPC) by using multiple related terms rather than just one. For example, rather than just "online dating", try entering multiple related terms (without a comma) such as "online dating personals love". Instead of just "ISP" try "ISP Internet Service Provider DSL broadband". Preview the pages for each group of keywords: if you're seeing a lot of relevant ads, you should be doing well. When this technique works well, you get the highest paying ads in each niche, and your visitors have a wide choice of ads to click on-all of them well paying!

Use the right language: If your domain receives traffic primarily from a certain country, you should choose a keyword in the language of that country. For example, if your domain is Voiture.com (French for "car"), you should choose the keyword "Voiture" rather than "car".

Make sure there are plenty of advertisers: Test all of your keyword suggestions. Make sure there are at least three or four ads (ideally there will be ten). If there are only one or two ads, not only will the CPC be low, but there is a risk that the advertisers will exhaust their budget and your page will be left without advertisements.