First time with senuke.

Alright, I just got my copy of senukeX.
I never used the software, well I tried it own on some domain but thats it.

And never successfully made a website that actually generated revenue above $3 a month.

I had to make all my money online by selling my software, I did quite well, made $100~$300 a day.
But, than my software got cracked this weekend, and released in the forum where I sell it.
So my sales dropped with 90% making me just $3~$30 a day.

I wanted to get into making money by making websites.
So I did what I thought was best, and bought xrumer.
I have been studying autoblogs for a long time, and have been lurking around the forum for a long time now.

And I think it is time to actually take action.

I found a subject that I know allot of, and want to know your opinion at the keywords I found that didn't return to be completely impossible.

They are 3 words long. Making them quite niche dedicated.

Picture of senukeX niche research:


Should I go with this keyword, or look for something better?
Also any help on senukeX would me appreciated

In my opinion, a 2k-5k Google results (competition) is pretty low... I find it strange it's labelling it as difficult. Yes, it's more difficult than the 803 one, but I would still think it's achievable, in a little more time than it would be in a 1k less results.

Either way, you need to consider traffic as well. A keyword may have a thousand results but less than 10 searches a month...

Yes, I used batch research to research a whole list of keywords I made up.
Than I put the ones that I considered doable in google keyword tool.
And brang the list up to this.
These are all getting enough searches.

It aren't over 10,000 a month keywords.
They all get around 1000~5000 searches a month.


But I wanted to start easy, see if I could actually do it
What do you suggest to be a domain name?
Just combine the 3 words of the one with 8100 results, w/ a .com domain?

1000~5000 searches a month on random keywords will only make you x-xx $ a month .

The only way you can make real money with 1000~5000 searches if they were specific buying keywords , then it'll make you possibly 3 to even 4 figures a month .

I recommend increasing your target number of searches to at least 5 digits to make real money .

for a new website store starting out what the best site to use ads on?

Did you put quotes on the keywords to find the competition level?

Maybe you can try to do it in google:
allintitle:"yourkeyword' allinurl:"yourkeyword"

These should give you a better picture how many competitors you really have.

learnfrlavender said:

Did you put quotes on the keywords to find the competition level?

Maybe you can try to do it in google:
allintitle:"yourkeyword' allinurl:"yourkeyword"

These should give you a better picture how many competitors you really have.

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I used allintitle:keyword
They are all dedicated to the same niche, on developing stuff.
The people who search that you already know exactly what they want.
And can serve them exact content.

I just want to try and rank #1 on these keywords.
Is it possible with first time senukex?

Any tips?

Don't get too focused on those numbers.

Look at the sites that are on page one for your keyword.
These are the ones you'll have to beat to get traffic.

Ask yourself:

- how many backlinks do they have
- how many quality backlinks
- how many backlinks from unique domains
- are they optimized for that keyword

This is not the complete picture for researching your competition but it gives you a starting point...

Thanks, that is something that helped.
Will research them a bit better

Any tips on the best way to see how much backlinks they have etc?

menzow said:

Any tips on the best way to see how much backlinks they have etc?

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I (still) use Market Samurai for that but here's a free option.

1.) Install FireFox if you haven't got it already

2.) Install the SeoQuake plugin

3) Go to: and enter your competitors URL

4.) Visit the sites that have a backlink and look at the SeoQuake stats

Also, look at the OBL (outbound links) at Backlinkwatch.
The lower the number, the better. (for your competitor...)