The United States is gearing up for a big election this year, and we plan to help you keep track of the hottest online trends. This can help you keepyour readers coming back and your sites earning well.. We created the reports, pulled the data, examined it closely and are now bringing it to you. Your site should always be up-to-date with the hot words advertisers are bidding over to earn your site even more money.
This year’s election is the most talked about election in history, and it’s because there are so many new mediums and channels to discuss the issues.Presidential candidates have Facebook pages, Twitter accounts and even Pinterest boards. In this day and age you don’t have to watch TV to know what’s going on in the Presidential Race, or anything else for that matter. Instead, you can turn to any video site and watch commercials, bloopers, and news clips at any time.
This week in the niche category of Law & Government, the top keywords are:
1. Obama Youtube
2. Medical power of attorney
3. Patent application
4. Start your own business
5. Obama correspondent’s dinner
6. Open your own franchise
7. Jimmy Kimmel roast
8. Wills and trusts
9. Romney aide
10. Deed in lieu of foreclosure
It’s apparent that the White House Correspondent’s Dinner was on American minds this week – our top keywords highlight this in the list above. Advertisers will be all over the 2012 Presidential election, as it’s only getting closer and closer. This is big news for publishers in this niche category, but also for publishers with different website topics. News covering the presidential elections will run until November, so it might be worth having some Law & Government content on any site to bring in top paying ads.
This year’s presidential election should prove to be a historic one in terms of advertising. Make sure that your site is up to date with the most current top-paying keywords by staying on top of advertisers’ decisions with Infolinks’ Trend Center. If you have a site that corresponds with the category of Law & Government, or near to it (including politics, law, government, talk-radio, breaking news and more) – consider this your heads up to get going!