Don't ya just love it when yahoo indexes your ref code link? I know I do. I've got #1 for a term search getting 10K searches a month. Nothing huge, but it's converting at 1:28 
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Gotta be nice, I only got ref codes indexed by MSN. Not much traffic from there. -
10k hits at 1:28 at $35 per sale = $12.5k
congrats
edit: well 10k searches doesnt mean 10k hits but still should be nice if #1Comment
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hell, I wish the math worked like that! If I had #1 on a term that was 100K a month then according to your math I'd be wiping my ass with 100 dollar bills.Originally posted by alexg
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well you probably won't keep converting 1:28Originally posted by SPeRMiNaToRhell, I wish the math worked like that! If I had #1 on a term that was 100K a month then according to your math I'd be wiping my ass with 100 dollar bills.
the math stays the same
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Ive had many terms like this indexed in yahoo ( when it happens in google its ussually placed directly under the domain without the affiliate variables and pushed to the side a bit)
What you will find is it is a very unstable position, and I bet you've used overture count as opposed a days average X 30 days... This doesnt account for CTR and suchi don't have a sig.Comment
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