darkman
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- Jan 17, 2009
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Got an email from an internet marketer on how to find profitable niche :
Today, I thought I?d share a keyword research techinque I personally use, and have proven to be flawless thus far.
Now, this may be new to some, and not so new to others, but the TOP way to decide if a keyword is profitable is to spy on the
Pay-Per-Click ads of the keyword. Basically, leveraging PPC marketers in order to get a one-up on the competition. After all,
we?re working smarter, not harder, right?
Obviously, if there are ads constantly being shown for a keyword, or better yet, the SAME ads are being shown for the
keyword? well, they must be turning quite the profit, eh?
So, let?s get to it!
Step 1: Go to SpyFu.
Step 2: Type any keyword and hit the ?Search? button.
Step 3: Look at the 2nd table with the title ?Ads?.
Now, these ads are exactly a MONTH OLD. They have been up there a month ago, for this keyword
So? now you:
Step 4: Go to Google, and search for this keyword.
Step 5: Cross-reference the ads, and see if any are similar.
If a couple of the ads are the same, obviously, this means that the ads have been up for a while, and have been profitable
for the PPC marketer.
So, that?s the entire method! Simple, yet it works!
And it works exceptionally well!
So enjoy!
:tee:
Today, I thought I?d share a keyword research techinque I personally use, and have proven to be flawless thus far.
Now, this may be new to some, and not so new to others, but the TOP way to decide if a keyword is profitable is to spy on the
Pay-Per-Click ads of the keyword. Basically, leveraging PPC marketers in order to get a one-up on the competition. After all,
we?re working smarter, not harder, right?
Obviously, if there are ads constantly being shown for a keyword, or better yet, the SAME ads are being shown for the
keyword? well, they must be turning quite the profit, eh?
So, let?s get to it!
Step 1: Go to SpyFu.
Step 2: Type any keyword and hit the ?Search? button.
Step 3: Look at the 2nd table with the title ?Ads?.
Now, these ads are exactly a MONTH OLD. They have been up there a month ago, for this keyword
So? now you:
Step 4: Go to Google, and search for this keyword.
Step 5: Cross-reference the ads, and see if any are similar.
If a couple of the ads are the same, obviously, this means that the ads have been up for a while, and have been profitable
for the PPC marketer.
So, that?s the entire method! Simple, yet it works!
And it works exceptionally well!
So enjoy!
:tee: