25 Fat, Juicy Keywords
By Matthew C. Keegan, Thu Dec 8th

With the holiday season fast approaching and the all importantnew year sales blitz just around the corner, webmasters arepreparing to cash in like never before to capture the greaterpart of the pay per click revenue spoils. AdSense has some newcompetition in Chitika and Yahoo's Publishing Network is reallytaking off. The following 25 keywords I have identified asgiving exceptionally larger than life payouts; adjust your siteaccordingly to pull in the greatest amount of cash over the nextfew months. Don't expect me to share with you actual pay outamounts [they vary, anyway]; I did my homework so now do yourstoo!

The following are 25 words followed by my comments:

Mesothelioma - Duh. Goes without saying.

Money - give make money and free money a try.

Bextra - also try Bextra lawyer, Bextra Pfizer.

Life insurance - life insurance quote, life insurance rate,term life insurance.

Health insurance - what people need, but few can afford.

Prescription plan - what people need, but few can afford.

Student loan - student loan consolidation is a biggie.

Personal injury attorney - add in a particular state before theterm to narrow things down.

Acne - zits are in, very in.

Timeshare - resell

timeshare is popular too.

Mortgages - always a popular term and will be as long as peopleown houses.

Equity loan - also give home equity loan a try.

Debt consolidation - a perpetual leader. No surprise there!

Lasik - vanity sells!

Face lift - like I said...

Hair loss - more of the same!

Caviar - one of the highest paying foodie keywords.

Canadian pharmacy - always a crowd pleaser.

Elder care - some day we'll all be there; sooner than you think!

Spyware - a perpetual problem with mass appeal!

Laptop computer - also try notebook computer.

Cell phone - always a competitive area.

VOIP - voice over internet protocol continues to strengthen.

Tax help - as long as there is an IRS...

401k rollover - everyone wants in on the action

So, what does each of these words have in common? Pay outs oftwo dollars or more per click is possible; much, much higher forsome keywords depending on the season and a host of otherfactors. I identified many other keywords that also are highpayers, but left them out on purpose. I shouldn't have to giveaway all my secrets now, should I?

About the author:Copyright 2005 -- Matthew Keegan is The ArticleWriter who urges all webmasters and blogsters to keeptheir sites up-to-date with content rich and informativearticles.