Cheap Keywords Do Come Easy.

[newweb]

Extremely cheap and it's heaven for any
PPC advertisers.

Cheap Keywords is a comprehensive
directory that provides the cheapest
keywords or phrases to be used with
your Google Adwords account.

 More info goto:
http://www.cheapkeywords.com

For an example, on the left side menu,
if your website is about "Internet Marketing",
click on that. Cheap keywords will give
you another directory to render you a specific
assistance on the kind of site you would
like to have in terms of "Internet Marketing".

Click on "Online Advertising" if your website
denotes as such. Viola! The results surface.

So, if you use "advertising business internet
online" meta keywords or phrases, the bid
prices, how many times the term is searched,
results from that search and ratio are available
for you to set your bugget and target.

Alternatively, you might want to go ahead
with the indexes at the top ranging in alphabetical
order.

Who says keyword or phrase never comes
easy?

[Andy]

This is a very interesting site.

It shows how hard it must be to make money with PPC advertising these days if you are an affiliate marketer using PPC.

For example I clicked randomly on bikes and picked out:

mongoose bmx bike    .21    319    137,000    429    20    0.8

This shows an expected 0.8 clicks per day and you need to bid 22c to get top slot.

If you build a search engine optimized page such as mongoose/bmx-bike.html you target the 319 clicks per day for free so it could be 399x more effective.

Unfortunately there is strong competition already from the seo side:

Mongoose BMX Bikes
Mongoose BMX Bikes from Extreme Sports Ltd. Mongoose BMX Bikes available by mail / online order or through our Doncaster, South Yorkshire UK shop.
www.extremesports.ltd.uk/bmx/mongoose-bmx-bikes.htm - 14k - 18 Jun 2005 - Cached - Similar pages

The above site is top in Google and sell the product. So as an affiliate I don't think you would make any money with adwords for this term.

So somehow you need to find a poorly targeted keyword in the normal search engine results and then check if there are plenty of adsense clicks and not many bidders. It seems very difficult to me.