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Websites That Rank Higher In A Google Search (SERPS) Will Get A Better Per-Click Payout Than Websites Which Rank Lower For The Same Search Term
 Hi I am mrshravanc from DATA JUNK YARD.

I don’t know if that’s because Google just wants to reward sites who meet their criteria for high search listings or because they assume that sites that rank higher are going to have better users for advertisers than lower-ranked sites.

Most likely though, is that it’s all about content relevance. A top-ranking website is considered more relevant than a lower-ranking one. So keep an eye on your Google Search Ranking for your targeted search terms and work continuously to optimize your website. The upshot is that when you’ve created your site, you need to pay attention to search engine optimization. That won’t only win you free traffic, it will also get you more money for the traffic you receive.



Increase ‘Readiness To Buy’
Advertisers prefer websites that qualify visitors for the purchase. Allow me to explain with this simple example: A search for "cell phones" can throw up a page about the perils of cell phone radiation, a university professor's treatise about messaging technologies and a buyer's guide that compares features and prices of top-selling cell phone models. For an advertiser looking to target cell phone buyers, the buyer's guide offers the most relevant (and therefore valuable) advertising space. This is part of targeting your content. You want people to click on your ads. So do your advertisers. If you can keep your content focused on the products your advertisers are selling then you should be able to increase your CTR. Of course, it’s also Google’s job to make sure that your ads match your content, but if you’re writing about DVD’s it makes sense to produce content that encourages people to buy DVD’s because those are the sort of ads you know you’re going to be served! If you were writing about homebuying, you can be sure that you’d get ads about mortgages and real estate agents. Put up pages about finding the right mortgage or how to pick a real estate agent and not only do the ads look even more relevant, they’ll also appear more attractive.

Don't Cut Corners!
Watch out for typos, amateurish layouts, malfunctioning links, poor-quality or plagiarized content. Users expect to reach professional websites. Those are the ones they spend the most time on and pay the most attention to. Those are also the ones that Google rewards the most. It pays to put effort into improving your website. It pays to have a good design and a site that’s attractive and well-maintained.

Google AdSense Preview Tool
If you have Windows Internet Explorer (version 6 or higher), you can now install this neat tool provided by Google to check out ads that are most likely to show up on your web page. You can check the destination of ads that are likely to appear on your site without being penalized for clicking your own ads, preview your color choices and see what geo-targeted ads are likely to show.
You might find that http://googleadspreview.blogspot.com/ does it better but if you use Explorer and only plan to use AdSense, Google’s own tool certainly has its uses. It takes just a few clicks and works with any web page — even if you still haven't got AdSense.

 Overture BidTool
While Google won't disclose what each click is worth, you can try indirect methods such as the Overture BidTool to find out the relative cost of different keywords here. Overture BidTool displays the relative amounts that each Overture advertiser is willing to pay 'per click' for a specific keyword. You can compare maximum bids for different keywords to arrive at an educated guess about the most profitable keywords for your website. Remember that what Google actually pays you may vary greatly. But you will get closer with practice! ;)
http://uv.bidtool.overture.com/d/search/tools/bidtool/index.jhtml
 Overture Keyword Suggestion Tool
Enter a search term and Overture tells you how many times it was looked up on Overture during the previous month. It will also give you a related list of keywords including how many searches were carried out for each search term in the list.
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion
Ultimate SEO Tool
Just feed it your website address and hit Enter. This amazing tool will show you a list of the most frequently used words and phrases, including detailed reporting of the number of times it appeared as well as the keyword density. Then, hit the "Create Position Report" button to check how your website ranks for each search term. (Can you ask for more?)
http://www.Googlerankings.com/ultimate_seo_tool.php
Google AdWords Traffic Estimator and Bid Tool
If you are an AdWords Advertiser, you can use this tool to get the estimated bid price and traffic for your desired list of search terms.
https://adwords.Google.com/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox1
Keyword Rankings Tool
How does your site rank on Google search for a specific search term? Find out with this free tool.
http://www.Googlerankings.com/index.php
 Mass Keywords Search
Find out how your website ranks on Google for up to ten different keywords — in one go! If you'd also like to study the top 100 sites for your specific search keyword, you'll get the results even faster!
http://www.Googlerankings.com/mkindex.php
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