[Too Simple Method] Where to find niche ideas - For Newbies

[H3ktor]

When it comes to keyword research, most beginner sucks. To start a keyword research, first you will need some niche ideas. The simplest way to get niche ideas are spending a few minutes in following web pages.

#1:

http://www.buzzle.com/topics/

#2

http://www.amazon.com/gp/site-directory/ref=topnav_sad

#3

http://www.ebay.com/sch/allcategories/all-categories

There are many other sources too but these 3 are my personal favorites.

Tip-1: Always use the exact search volume while doing keyword research(Most of the people mistake at this point)
Tip-2: The deeper you will dig, the more gold you will find
Tip-3: A solid keyword and little effort will change your game.

 

[thetrustedzone]

#2

http://www.amazon.com/gp/site-directory/ref=topnav_sad

why with ref link

 

[HelloInsomnia]

why with ref link

Thats not an aff link its the URL Amazon takes you to when you click on shop all departments.

 

[H3ktor]

why with ref link

FYI-1: Not all the URLs, that includes a word "ref=" is a affiliate URL.

FYI-2: Life is 10 times easier when you think straight

 

[thetrustedzone]

FYI-1: Not all the URLs, that includes a word "ref=" is a affiliate URL.

FYI-2: Life is 10 times easier when you think straight

i will rep you cuz this "Life is 10 times easier when you think straight" .

 

[liviug]

You just gave me a great ideea

 

[Black.Star]

Thanks alot! Thats what I needed!!

 

[BombaRuLz]

You can also do the same on Clickbank if you are looking for to sell products.

The easiest way to find a PERFECT niche idea is finding AA list.

Everyone are looking for public AA lists so they don't have to harvest urls (to save time). Just open one blog from the list. You will find tons of keywords that people are ranking.

Just check their names = their keywords = probably well researched keyword niche.

Well about the competition... you'll always have competition for some keyword

 

[dcuthbert]

simple, but good for newbies. I didn't know about buzzle, I'll check that out.

PS: I use 43things.com, it shows things that people are currently looking for, could be a useful one to add to your post

 

[MrWizzy]

Thanks for the share, hopefully will find nore nuggets now!

 

[humvee9]

m gonna try this method now..

 

[H3ktor]

You can also do the same on Clickbank if you are looking for to sell products.

The easiest way to find a PERFECT niche idea is finding AA list.

Everyone are looking for public AA lists so they don't have to harvest urls (to save time). Just open one blog from the list. You will find tons of keywords that people are ranking.

Just check their names = their keywords = probably well researched keyword niche.

Well about the competition... you'll always have competition for some keyword

It is a nice tips. But for newbie, i will recommend to do their own keyword research on different scale. If anyone can master keyword research, he/she will master SEO too.

 

[liviug]

Semrush has all the kw that buzle and other article dirs are ranking for.
Too bad the basic subscription is 99$

 

[larrydozier]

I think for a newbie the best way is to do a search on their own...learn the ropes

 

[ygg]

OMG, I was thinking about something similar, but didn't came up with a solution.

Already found 2 EMD's with v easy competition, CPC > $3 and 10k+ exact searches : ))))))))

BIG THANKS!

 

[zmoney]

Hey, thanks for this. I have limited cash on hand to grab a new niche and was kinda getting a little depressed trying to find a niche and bam. I like that buzzle site.....

 

[berichman]

thanks you alots what a great SEO Vids for internet marketing newbie

 

[H3ktor]

OMG, I was thinking about something similar, but didn't came up with a solution.

Already found 2 EMD's with v easy competition, CPC > $3 and 10k+ exact searches : ))))))))

BIG THANKS!

Many people thinks, there is no unsaturated niche/keyword anymore. But there are billions of keyword left yet. All you have to do, thinking a little outside the box
And congrats. Those 2 sounds really good keyword.

 

[uggoza]

thanks for sharing

some of you may also look at trendhunter.com and google trends

 

[edodidi]

thanks for the info