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**AJack** · 09-02-2004, 03:32 AM

I was wondering if I could use it on my CafePress.com site. Does anyone know? Thanks.

Also, I am very curious as to how much Adsense can pay you, but I know current clients cant discuss how much you are payed exactly. However, I was reading somewhere else that some people were gettiing paid 5 and 10 Dollars per click. ??? Is this right? I thought it would be more like 5 cents a click, or something liek that.

http://www.kerrydenied.com
http://www.cafepress.com/kerrydenied

**survivorshrine** · 04:38 AM

Well it looks like it can be suitable for google adsense, they aren't so strict as other advertising companies that require more content based than a search engine style layout as I get the impression of your site. You can always try submitting and seeing whether they accept or decline your request.

The payout per click is very sketchy but I have never heard of clicks yielding what you are saying.

**melfan** · 09-02-2004, 07:42 AM

So far adsense far more better than other pay per click affiliates. Clicks price depends on the keywords.

**junjun** · 09-02-2004, 08:55 AM

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Originally Posted by AJack

I was wondering if I could use it on my CafePress.com site. Does anyone know? Thanks.

Yes you could, there's nothing that stop you from doing it. My advice is not to do it though. If you already have an e-commerce website, you should really focus on selling and converting your your visitors instead of showing them advertisiement.

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Originally Posted by AJack

Also, I am very curious as to how much Adsense can pay you, but I know current clients cant discuss how much you are payed exactly. However, I was reading somewhere else that some people were gettiing paid 5 and 10 Dollars per click. ??? Is this right? I thought it would be more like 5 cents a click, or something liek that.

It can be more more than the highest number you've mentioned here, and it can be less than the lowest number. Since advertisers bid on keywords, there's basically an auction system in place.

**AJack** · 09-03-2004, 02:17 AM

Thanks for replying everyone.

I agree with the fellow that suggested I not do it. I've pretty much decided I dont want my customers seeing similar product ads. About my website, I have been trying to get it better for Google, and it shows up in the top 5 for my major phrase "anti-kerry t-shirts" "anti-Kerry t-shirts and bumper stickers" BUT, I was wondering if there comes a point to where you have butchered your shop so much, that, yeah, it gets to the top of Google, but, your customers hate it and leave. How do you know if you are there? Any comments on my site?

ALSO, I have hardly anyone linking back to me, as far as I can tell. The one good site that links to me www.KerryLied.com (where I get most of my traffic), I dont even know what its PR is. So, I guess you dont have to have a lot of links to your site?

Maybe its just cause im getting 4 or 5,000 page loads per day?

**junjun** · 09-03-2004, 09:23 AM

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Originally Posted by AJack

ALSO, I have hardly anyone linking back to me, as far as I can tell. The one good site that links to me www.KerryLied.com (where I get most of my traffic), I dont even know what its PR is. So, I guess you dont have to have a lot of links to your site?

Maybe its just cause im getting 4 or 5,000 page loads per day?

My guess is that your keyword is not a very competetive one (well it's actually a phrase). The link from that other site is a good one (pr5 homepage) but if you are optimizing for google, getting more backlinks is important.