High Paying Adsense CPC Keyword List 2013

This blog post is especially for those bloggers who run micro-niche sites, or sites which are dedicated to a small topic. In these sites you can implement some of these highest paying Adsense keywords.
Usually a click on a Google Adsense ad will result in a few cents of income for a blogger, but with these extremely high paying cpc keywords for Adsense, you can expect to earn anywhere between 50-100$ per click if you are lucky.

High Paying Adsense Keywords

Without wasting much time…

Top CPC Paying Adsense Keywords

Mesothelioma

Mesothelioma is and always has been the highest paying keyword.There has been no competition for this keyword in terms of cost per click.
In a good quality website with loads of credible information on mesothelioma, you can expect to get a 100-120$ per click on an Adsense ad for this keyword.
Competition for this keyword is intense as most bloggers want to make a quick buck from this, so there are a lot of spammers in this micro-niche.

Attorney

Attorney services also end up having very high earnings for each click on an Adsense ad. You can expect to get around 80-100$ for a successful click that has not been counted as invalid.
This micro-niche too is very populated but delivers some of the highest paying Adsense keywords.

Donate A Car

For some reason, car donation seems to be very important to some advertisers, I have seen people talking about getting $50+ for each click on this micro-niche topic of Adsense.

Insurance Sales

This is one of the most populated micro-niche out there.
Before the CPC of Adsense ads for this niche were very high, competing with mesothelioma, but due to over-spamming and a whole host of made for Adsense sites that sprung up trying to make a quick buck from this niche, the advertisers have dropped their CPC bids.
Still, Insurance is a top paying Adsense keyword in 2013.

Medical Lawyers

Like insurance, medical lawyers and many other keywords related to lawyer hiring services will give $30+ per click on quality websites.
So these are a few highest paying Adsense keywords that I know about, if you know some other keyword phrases that pay as much as these, please let me know in the comments section.

It’s Not Easy To Make Money From These Keywords

People may think that they can write a couple of articles and get a couple of high PR backlinks and they can rank highly for these keywords and earn thousands of dollars each month.This is not the case.
Most of the top ranking sites for these keywords have been working on their SEO for a long time and hence will have done a hundreds times more work on SEO than you.
Also Google does not like sites made to capitalize on these keywords, it is very hard to rank for these high paying Adsense keywords.
I have also seen many people get their Adsense accounts banned because of low quality scrapped content in these niche.

So be careful while trying to make some money from Adsense in these niche, it is a tricky business

How to block specific Google AdSense Ads from your website

Google AdSense is a viable way of making money online.
Yes it does take work, and yes you do need website visitors before it starts to pay, but it’s a source of income from your content.
That being said, if you’re scaring your visitors away because you have an advert that is completely irrelevant to your content, then you won’t see the best results from your AdSense adverts.
This article will show you how to disable specific categories of adverts, and how to remove individual AdSense ads.

How to determine if an advert category will be appropriate for your website

I’m a believer that testing everything is the way forward, so before you jump in and disable as many categories as Google will allow, let’s take a step back.
Leaving all of the advert categories open will allow you to see which adverts your visitors are clicking and which ones are not being displayed at all.
As you are limited to blocking 50 categories, there isn’t any point blocking an advert if it never displays.
That’s just wasteful!
So before you start removing categories, make sure you leave your adverts running for at least a week so you have an understanding of what is showing up, which categories are being clicked on, and those that aren’t.

Removing AdSense categories

To remove ads, you first need to sign into AdSense, and then click ‘Allow & Block ads’.
You will then see additional links at the top of the page.
First, I recommend you go into the ‘Sensitive categories’ tab and block those if you don’t think they are appropriate for your audience.
These sensitive categories do not count towards your 50 category block limit, so feel free to block them all should you wish.
Once you are finished there, head into the ‘General categories’ tab.
Each of the categories listed here are top level categories, that means they have multiple levels of sub categories too.
So make sure you click into each category (click the name) and block individual sub categories instead of the entire top level.
If you were to block all of ‘Finance’, you would have wasted 44 of your 50 categories, so make sure you dive into specific sub categories and block those individually.
You can then go into the remaining tabs and work through those. I won’t go into these as sorting your categories should be enough to display appropriate adverts on your website.
Remember: Let your adverts run for a while without restrictions so you can identify which categories you don’t need to block as they never appear.

Removing specific Google AdSense ads

Once your adverts have been running for a while, you will be able to go into ‘Ads (Ad review center)’ tab within ‘Allow & block ads’.
You may need to opt-in to this section, but once you are in, you can view the individual adverts that have appeared on your website.
If you hover over each of the adverts, you can click the ‘Block’ button to stop that individual advert from appearing on your website again.
If you click the down arrow next to the ‘Block’ button, you can block any adverts from that provider.
Nice and simple.



Do you use AdSense on your website? Let me know in the comments below.

5 Quick AdSense Approval Tricks

Although great Google can’t be tricked, still there are some important practices which can help you in getting an approved AdSense account quickly. Several bloggers and website owners face difficulty in their AdSense account approval, so I decided to share some important tips which will increase the chances of AdSense account approval. Before reading this article, please keep this in mind that we don’t know and share any secrets related with AdSense and this article is based only on personal experience and observations.

 

Site Theme / Topic Comes First 
Your blog’s niche, theme or the topic is most important in deciding either Google approves your account or not. AdSense is a serious business and it promotes products of companies and individuals on targeted websites and blogs. If your blog or website doesn’t have a well defined theme, then AdSense is most likely not going to approve your account. So before applying for AdSense, ensure that your blog defines a topic clearly. For example you can create a blog about health tips and share content only related to health on your blog.

Sometimes, even blogs and websites with well defined theme are not accepted by AdSense. It happens when the topic of the blog is not much popular or doesn’t have any business scope. If same is the case of your blog, you may need to change the entire niche of your blog or website if it is in its initial stage or try any AdSense alternative.

Site Structure 
The second most important factor, which may prevent AdSense to approve your account, is bad site structure. Sometimes blogs and websites are not designed well. Both navigation and internal linking are important. To ensure that AdSense approves your account quickly, first design your blog cleanly. i.e. develop a good and easy navigation and build a good internal linking structure. Once your site is easy for bots to crawl, AdSense crawlers will get maximum details about your blog’s content, thus your account will get approved quickly if the content satisfies the crawlers.

Organic Traffic 
If your blog doesn’t receive good traffic from search engines, then AdSense may not accept it in its program easily. AdSense loves organic traffic and if your blog receives good flow of traffic from search engines, then your account will get approved easily. Otherwise you may need to work for bringing more visitors to your blog.

Content Quality and Quantity 
You can’t get AdSense on crappy blogs and websites which are full of copied/pasted content. To get and retain AdSense, your blog must contain good quantity of quality and unique content. Usually, AdSense approves blogs when they contain more than 15 or 20 unique posts. So before applying for AdSense, ensure that your blog contains enough quality posts.

Blog / Website Age 
AdSense hasn’t defined anywhere about the blog or website’s age but it is believed that very young blogs and websites are not accepted by AdSense. Before applying for AdSense, wait for a few months (normally for more than 3 months) and then apply for AdSense. During this time, you must work to grow your blog by building content and traffic on it.

Important: Sometimes, AdSense doesn’t approve blogs and websites when they don’t contain a privacy policy page. It has been stated in TOS of AdSense that each blog or website promoting AdSense must contain a privacy policy page. If your blog or website doesn’t have a privacy policy page, add it now. ThisAdSense privacy policy generator will help you in generating a privacy policy for your blog if you are facing challenges in writing a privacy policy.

Additional Guidance 
Google has disclosed TOS of the program and needs the publishers to follow them, so you must read each and every line of these terms carefully. If you understand and follow these terms, then you will not only succeed in getting an approved AdSense account, it will also help you in retaining the account in long run which is a difficult task. Need any specified help? Just leave a comment below.