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Are the companies paying $10 per click? Otherwise I'm not sure you're making the appropriate comparison.
by mediocrejoker 11y ago
Are the companies paying $10 per click? Otherwise I'm not sure you're making the appropriate comparison.
- omarchowdhury 11y ago$10 per click for Google's US search traffic is not outrageous.
- xyzzyz 11y agoYes, they are: http://www.wordstream.com/articles/most-expensive-keywords http://www.wordstream.com/articles/most-expensive-keywords
- cpeterso 11y ago#20 is "cord blood"?! TIL that some people preserve their children’s umbilical cord blood in case the stem cells become medically useful someday.
- ktRolster 11y agoWait until you learn about placenta teddy bears: http://www.inhabitots.com/doing-it-for-the-kids-design-exhibition-placenta-teddy-bear/ http://www.inhabitots.com/doing-it-for-the-kids-design-exhib... (for the people who don't want to eat them)
- bru 11y agoInteresting, even though it's now 5 years old. I'd be interested in the evolution. Also, a pie chart? Really? I can't fathom who thought it'd be a good idea…
- trg2 11y ago"mesothelioma attorneys" is $50+ per click. Expected value of a class-action asbestos lawsuit = Millions? 10s of millions?
- tantalor 11y agoThat, and its really hard to lose those cases. Shooting fish in a barrel.
- madgar 11y agoNot even class-action, just individual lawsuits. For mesothelioma, an in-person referral from a doctor to an attorney is worth well over $10,000. Of course the doctor doesn't get paid until after the successful suit - but even discounting the time value of money, it's easy to see how advertising at $50/click could work out.