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$2.60 click on Sedo

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Do you compare to clicks at, say, Parked.com which carries Yahoo feeds? If so, yes, Sedo clicks can reach $20 for exceptional keywords.
 
I had a click for up to €15 (EUROS) at Sedo yesterday :rockon:

(Finance related keyword) ;)


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my highest click at sedo is $4.53, but the next month, the same domain recieve only $.45 per click, why it changes like that, i wonder.
 
My credit domains usually vary between 1 and 4 per click, on good days maybe up to 6.

Call it luck or whatever, Today's high click $8,13 one of my credit domains at Sedo. Uh huh, thats right!
 
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Funny, I had a $2.09 click today as well...
 
$32.00+ a couple of times, $15+ a couple of times, all on the same domain that gets so-so traffic but high conversion with good payouts.
 
Clicks go up on weekends because different purchasers feel they get more direct traffic from visitors on the weekends. For instance click buyer one may have a high click of $7 set on their keywords but click buyer two is not bidding higher than a $1 so buyer number one always has the high bid at say $1.10. On the weekend number two decides to raise his bid to $4 which brings number one to $4.50 a click automatically or puts them in second place.
 
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