Then, keep on reading.

But, be advised: staying atop is a job for the daring. This tool will show you what you need to get to the top and rank high on Google, Yahoo or MSN for that matter;

I’m going to tell you about Webcomp Analyst, a brand new invention that is already changing the way we do business on the Internet.

If you started to read this article, you’re most probably an enterprising blogger or aspiring internet marketer who’s looking for better ways to choose the best keywords and take advantage of the World Wide Web, either for your Product, Company or Website or Blog promotion.

If so, you already have – at least - and idea of what SEO means.

If not, I’ll wrap it down for you in a few words before getting to the Webcomp Analyst has to offer.

Let’s go back in history.

The year was 1996: California-based Stanford University’s Ph D. students Larry Page and Sergey Brin began working on a project that would change and define the way the Internet works.

The two advanced students thought of creating a seek-out engine, which would evaluate the interaction between websites, by looking for “back links” (incoming “links” to a website/webpage from other websites/webpages).

The logic was quite simple: those pages having the most links referring TO them would surely be the most relevant.

Basically, it works like this:

Imagine you’re a student at Internet High school’s campus; you have a Chemistry exam soon, and are in need of information – chemistry being an example, as it works like that on any given field of expertise - so you go ask someone – another student, and that someone tells you to go ask the guy in the pink suit.

But you’re not convinced by this advice, so you go ask someone else.

Funny enough that person also refers you to the man in the pink suit. If this happens more than a couple of times, chances are, you’ll have to deal with the fact that the man in the pink suit is probably the most relevant expert in the field of your research, and therefore, the person you should go to for an answer.

AND GOOGLE SAW IT; AND IT WAS GOOD

Google is that man. No. Not the man in the pink suit.

Google is the guy you would be, had you been asking everyone until you found the right person for the job. In fact, Google can show where all the men in pink suits are, and he will let you know this by handling you a list.

The trick is, this list will not be arranged in alphabetical order: it will be arranged by importance. Google knows HOW MANY students are willing to refer you to which one of the pink-suited men.

“In the field of Chemistry, these are the best ranking pink-suited men in campus” Google will say; the first name appearing on Google’s list being the most important one.

Knowing what you already know, you’ll be certain that as higher the rank in Google’s list, as greater the number of referrals pointing towards that name. You will NOT know how many referrals exactly, but, since you’re there looking for information on chemistry, you’ll be happy enough to find the right person to take your inquiries to.

Search engines gather information on webpages based on user inquiries, and decide which webpages/websites should be first to appear in front of the user’s eyes: yes, that’s a ranking.

Google is a Search Engine. Neither the first, nor the only one of its kind; but it IS the one that everyone else looks up to.

So, What is S.E.O then?

S.E.O. is the acronym for “Search Engine Optimization”

It is about making sure that your webpage/website makes it into search engines and rank as high in the search results as is possible.

If you get deeper into SEO and ranking of webpages, you’ll discover there’s a whole industry aimed at helping websites rank as high as possible –not only in Google, but in most search engines - and that there are many different techniques on how to improve search engine rankings.

Bottom line for S.E.O. and Search Engines is

The better Search Engine Ranking your webpage/website gets, the better its results shall be, in terms of R.O.I, no matter what kind of product or business you’re offering or managing.

WHAT “WEBCOMP ANALYST” DOES

Webcomp Analyst is a brand-new, state-of-the-art S.E.O. link analysis engine, created by entrepreneur Jon Leger, and it’s already being the one S.E.O. power tool everyone’s talking about.

Certainly, I would recommend you get around Webcomp Analyst and check out the informative video. At a certain point they tell you that by using Webcomp Analyst, what would otherwise be a two hours long “back link” analysis work, can be reduced to just one hour.

That’s false.

Because, in all truth, if you were to make a proper, informative and useful “back link” research manually, it would take – at least- up to 5, maybe 7 hours of actual research… and even then, it is doubtful your results would be as accurate as those that Webcomp Analyst can get for you.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE BEST KEYWORDS WITH “WEBCOMP ANALYST”

Webcomp Analyst shows you unerringly what kind of “virtual environment” your webpage/website is surrounded of, by showing you the EXACT number of “links” that are present in the Top 30 ranking Google pages.

It’s a fantastic yet convenient tool to choose the most relevant and the best keywords for your website.

Begin to understand the marvel of this product already?

Let’s go back for a second the Internet High – I kind of like it there, you know - for an exemplification.

So here we have all those men in pink suits. You now know there’s this guy at the campus, goes by the name of Google, who can show you the way to the pink-suited men.

Enter Webcomp Analyst

Now there’s a new guy in town, and he can tell you WHY the men in pink suits are men in pink suits; WHY some of them appear first in Google’s list, and WHY others appear the last.

He can SHOW YOU, in advance and in a couple of seconds, HOW MANY people in the campus are willing to refer you to one pink suited man or the other. He gives you the INSIGHT on Google’s list.

“In the field of Chemistry, there’s 2, 200, 1001 students in campus that’ll point you to that guy: that is why he ranks the first in Google’s list” Webcomp will say.

Now, let’s suppose for a moment that you’re not just a student in search for enlightenment: let’s suppose you’re an expert in the field of Chemistry, and that your business is to BE one of the men in pink suits YOURSELF.

By having the advantage of Webcomp Analyst, you’ll now know that, in order to rank first in Google’s list, you’ll need –at least- 2, 200, 1001 students willing to refer to YOU whenever someone comes asking for advice in Chemistry-related matters.

Webcomp Analyst is THE tool for knowing precisely how many “links” your webpage/website needs in order to break into Google’s front page whenever you need to choose the best keywords for your website.

And this, Webcomp Analyst can do… in just a couple of clicks!

Of course, these are only the basics of what Webcomp Analyst can do for you.

Here’s a draft list of some of the many features of Webcomp Analyst:

• Niche-keyword suggestions for the most relevant up-to-date niche-related search queries.
• Simultaneous multiple-keyword analysis.
• “World Tracker”-based keyword suggestion tool.
• “SEO Link Analysis, Pure And Simple”.
• Cheaper than the rest, yet, BETTER. Period.

Every now and then, it happens that there’s a cutting-edge invention which makes for a better, faster, fitter way to choose the best keywords for your website.

This is the case of Jon Leger’s Webcomp Analyst, which undoubtedly will create a boost in matters of internet presence and search engine visibility.

And if you know ANYTHING at all about the Internet, then you know it’s all about VISIBILITY.

So, get your hands on Webcomp Analyst, and BE THERE!

PS: It’s the tool that I use to brainstorm and choose the right keywords worth targeting for my new Adsense sites and hubs. It’s probably one of the keyword research tools you need if you want to make money with Google Adsense.

Just so you know, Courtney and Mark are the brainchild behind the Keyword Academy where you’ll learn how to make money with Google Adsense using keywords.

Together with Grizz who claimed the #1 spot for the one of the most competitive keywords - make money online, they are by far my biggest inspiration and whom I have the utmost respect for.

Now if you are still struggling to meet the minimum Adsense payout, the following hub is written with you in mind.

10 Damn Good Adsense Tips

1. Uncover what the users search for
2. Write for both your readers and search engines
3. Place ads where your readers will notice
4. Less is More
5. Stay on target
6. Blend your ads
7. Channel testing
8. Know your keyword
9. Know your competition
10. Search traffic converts, social traffic doesn’t

The full article can be found in one of my hubs, How to Make Money with Google Adsense.

See ya on the other side!

1. Traffic
2. Conversion

While Google is indisputably the most popular, preferred search engines, it is not the only search engine that drives traffic.

Source - Hitwise - based on volume of searches.

Statistic shows that Yahoo accounts for about 20% of all searches while ASK.com and MSN® comes in 3rd and 4th respectively.

Though MSN® - often the most overlooked search engine - has relatively small percentage of total search traffic compared to Google and Yahoo but it still drives millions of search traffic per day.

MSN® is sort of like the “slow kid” in comparison to the search giants Google and Yahoo. But don’t think for a second that it’s not worth the effort of ranking on MSN.com.

Why?

Because MSN® traffic far converts bettter than Google traffic.

It’s all in the demographic.

Those who uses Google are more web-savvy, hence more skeptical to click ads than those who perform searches using MSN®.

Do you know that there are indeed millions of people who are still using MSN® or Yahoo daily out of habit?

My point is this,

If you aren’t getting enough conversion, don’t put all your eggs into Google basket. Increase your Adsense clicks and revenue by optimizing your site for MSN®.

Here’s The Loophole You Can Exploit to Systematically Get #1 Ranking For Any Keyword You Want on MSN®

This isn’t about “creating contents and building backlinks”.

It’s about how you can increase Adsense clicks (and make more money with Google Adsense) by applying the techniques to rank your keywords in the first search results page on MSN®.

Just imagine ranking #1 on for your “dream” keywords on MSN®

Think about how much traffic, conversion and Adsense revenue is at stake here for you…

And with The Ultimate Search Engine Loophole™, it’s possible.

And it works - as claimed.

In fact, I made $186.97 the day before.

Here’s the proof of my Adsense income

Forget about what others have told you about making money with Google Adsense, there is a simple solution.

A painfully simple solution

And create web pages targeting those keyword phrases.

Is making money with Adsense that simple? Not necessarily so.

To begin with, your choice of targeted keywords, among other factors, will determine whether you are making $0.03 or $2 per click.

But firstly let’s take a look at what Cost Per Click is.

The Cost Per Click is the amount of money an advertiser is willing to pay Google for a click.

The higher the CPC is, the more you as a publisher will get. Of course you will only get a fraction of what the advertiser is paying. On average you can expect to get anywhere in the neighborhood of 20% of the CPC.

For example, if keyword has an average CPC of $1, you might only get 20 cents. On the other hand, if the average CPC is $5, you could probably get $1 per click.

Below is a list of 50 Adsense Top Paying Keywords

Source: SpyFu

But here’s the fact.

Don’t waste your time going for the high paying keywords. Usually it’s extremely hard to rank well for those keywords.

Niches that target these top paying keywords such as loan consolidation, mortgage, auto loan are overcrowded by many aspiring internet marketers who want to make money with Adsense

And due to excessive competition, you need to spend an enormous amount of time and money working your way to the top.

As a general rule of thumb, what we aim to achieve is to find keywords that has CPC of between $1 - $5 with a decent search volume and competing pages that probably don’t go beyond 100K.

For obvious reasons, the lesser the competing pages are, the more likely we are to rank in the first page of Google.

Could we make money with Google Adsense if we don’t rank anywhere in the top 10 for our keywords?

Tough luck.

To many internet marketers and bloggers alike, Adsense is their bread and butter.

While the top earner is estimated to make $10,000 a day, probably you and I are barely making a dollar a day and struggling to reach the $100 threshold.

So what sets us far apart from the top Adsense earners?

Well, if you don’t make money with Google Adsense, you could probably be making any of these 3 killer mistakes.

1. You’re In The Wrong Niche

When John Chow claimed that he “made money online by telling people how to make money online”, and was very successful at it, everyone jumped into “John Chow” bandwagon and created “Make Money Online” blog hoping to be the next John Chow.

How wrong they were!

Sorry to burst your bubbles. There can never be another John Chow, Bryan Clark or Darren Rowse. Over the years, they built their reputation so deep it’s almost impossible for anyone to swim to the other side.

No question about it. Both “make money online” and “internet marketing” niches are never short of audience,

But here’s the thing,

The majority of the audience are mostly net-savvy webmasters, bloggers, aspiring internet marketers who are less likely to click on your ads.

They come in search of free information, grab all they want and just never click.

And this leads us to the second mistake.

2. You Attract The Wrong Kind of Traffic

As you know, there are two kinds of free traffic - social and organic.

While social traffic comes in big numbers, they don’t stay and more importantly they don’t click your Adsense.

Yes, they can make you popular but they hardly part with their money. Sad but true, social media traffic (e.g. Twitter, Digg, Stumble Upon) is worthless.

You might disagree with me but I’m not fond of social traffic. They don’t convert. Period.

Organic traffic, on the other hand, is highly targeted, more relevant and more qualified.

Small in numbers but they have higher conversion rate.

Search engine traffic comes with a specific intent. If they couldn’t find what they wanted, chances were they would click on your Adsense as the search continued.

So how do you get relevant, highly targeted organic traffic?

It’s no secret. The key to getting qualified traffic is by getting a top ranking in SERP (search engine results pages).

Put simply, if you want to make money with Adsense, you’ve got to pick the right niche and attract the right kind of traffic.

A niche that has relatively high earning potential but low in competition.

And work your way closer to the top of search engine ranking pages through proper keyword research and building quality backlinks.

Suffice to say, the higher you are in the SERP, the more organic traffic you’ll get and thus, the more money you can make with Adsense.

3. It Isn’t About Quality Content

If it isn’t about quality, then what is?

Relevant content..

If you want to make money with Adsense, being relevant is more important than quality.

Don’t get me wrong. I’m all for unique, quality content but if you want to make money with Adsense and your site doesn’t rank anywhere in top #10 for your keywords, it’s time to rethink your strategy.

You see, Google prides itself on matching the search term with the most relevant contents. Using its own algorithm, it will return the most relevant information based on how well you optimize your content with search terms (keywords)

and certainly not your ability to write beautiful sentences.

Consider this scenario, if I want people to find my site adsense[dot].com and click on my adsense or buy my product, I might not get people to come to my site unless I optimize my contents with keywords such as “how to make money with Google Adsense“.

The key is to let search engines, Google in particular, think that this site is the most relevant site when people are searching for that “search term”.

To put it another way, the best quality content in the world is worthless if no one could find your site,

And that means you are potentially missing out on profitable Adsense clicks if you’re not on the first page of Google.

Now I’m done here and, with all due respect to Grizz, let’s see if this article will rank for the search term, “how to make money with Google Adsense”. After all, this is what this blog is all about.

Your thought?

PS: Just so you know, I’m no longer making a dollar a day.