[METHOD] ✅ HOW TO FIND UNDER-SERVED NICHE TOPICS

[RealDaddy]

Source - Steve Toth & Passive Income Geek

In the video, he shows us how we can use Ahrefs to discover what sites like Quora are ranking highly. The neat part of this trick is that you can search for keywords specific to your niche and find cases where Quora is ranking in the top 2! You can even find cases where Quora owns the featured snippet!!! He also goes into how to validate underserved topics as well, so feel free to watch the entire video!

First, as it stands in April 2022, you need to use the legacy version of the Ahrefs Organic keyword. Side note: The new version of the Organic Keywords report doesn’t support “large sites” like Quora and Reddit yet.

Once you’re in the legacy Organic Keywords report, you’ll want to apply a filter for positions 1-2 (or whatever you’d like to choose) and enter your target keyword, in this case, “golf.”

This is what it yields - https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o7B7_WKCXDU5nXWeLnR3R3O7akNHZ4tfanrZ7saajzY/edit?usp=sharing

You might also want to try this with http://Reddit.com.

Steve’s tip! It might be helpful to check your GSC for more keywords you can plug into Ahrefs since not every “golf keyword” is going to contain the word “golf.” You might want to also search keywords like PGA, Callaway, Tiger Woods

 

[HustleTong]

Impressive
In addition to quora, you could also plug in forums related to the niche

 

[MrWhite2018]

We appreciate all your solid shares dude!

 

[vedeus]

Steve has some real gems on his blog and newsletter, highly recommend to jump on it anyone interested about SEO

 

[verwest]

fckng ahrefs has this at the bottom of everything. Nothing can be done without it.

 

[RealDaddy]

fckng ahrefs has this at the bottom of everything. Nothing can be done without it.

lol true

 

[JasonNguyen.Aff]

ahref change their policy and it's too expensive. Who can show me the way to get data from it. Group buy is not good as it used to

 

[Panteli Sarras]

awesome

 

[moonshine7000]

Thanks guys you for ahrefs more expensive by giving it free advertising.

 

[RealDaddy]

Thanks guys you for ahrefs more expensive by giving it free advertising.

lol it's a business mate, you need to invest in tools to succeed.

 

[dvtcvke]

Thanks for thé tips ! It can also be done with semrush but it’s the same price I think

 

[SupremeSauce]

How do you use the legacy version?

 

[seojen]

Source - Steve Toth & Passive Income Geek

In the video, he shows us how we can use Ahrefs to discover what sites like Quora are ranking highly. The neat part of this trick is that you can search for keywords specific to your niche and find cases where Quora is ranking in the top 2! You can even find cases where Quora owns the featured snippet!!! He also goes into how to validate underserved topics as well, so feel free to watch the entire video!

First, as it stands in April 2022, you need to use the legacy version of the Ahrefs Organic keyword. Side note: The new version of the Organic Keywords report doesn’t support “large sites” like Quora and Reddit yet.

Once you’re in the legacy Organic Keywords report, you’ll want to apply a filter for positions 1-2 (or whatever you’d like to choose) and enter your target keyword, in this case, “golf.”

This is what it yields - keyword list

You might also want to try this with Reddit.com.

Steve’s tip! It might be helpful to check your GSC for more keywords you can plug into Ahrefs since not every “golf keyword” is going to contain the word “golf.” You might want to also search keywords like PGA, Callaway, Tiger Woods

My man RealDaddy always sharing great tips, thanks once again. Ever mind sharing a FREE way to get some uncovered topics???

 

[noellarkin]

Great share, as always.
Something I continue to have trouble with is properly evaluating well-converting niches. I'm pretty competent at finding niches that have good traffic and attention, rank well etc - - but conversion data is never available, unless one is already working in a niche and has web properties, lead magnets etc. Any tips on being able to better deduce and predict conversion ratios in a niche?

 

[RealDaddy]

Any tips on being able to better deduce and predict conversion ratios in a niche?

Assumptions and only assumptions my friend.

 

[RealDaddy]

Thanks for thé tips ! It can also be done with semrush but it’s the same price I think

you can try for sure

 

[MisterF]

Steve has some real gems on his blog and newsletter, highly recommend to jump on it anyone interested about SEO

Did you see his post for hiring someone and the responses he was getting for his job advert?

Nice share @RealDaddy

 

[RealDaddy]

Did you see his post for hiring someone and the responses he was getting for his job advert?

No, I didn't.

 

[vedeus]

Did you see his post for hiring someone and the responses he was getting for his job advert?

Nice share @RealDaddy

I actually saw the e-mail that he is hiring - but not the responses. What was in them?

 

[Speed23]

You can do the same thing with SEMRush