[Guide] Simple Method to steal high profitable niches for Adsense Sites

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Hey All,

This is a simple reverse engineering method to find profitable Adsense, low competitive keywords within a short time. I use this technique to build more MNS in everyday.
Just needed to share it here


Method:
Still MNS owners use CTR theme to build MNS. Because it gives maximum result. This is a super simple method to find others CTR theme MNS for any niche.

Eg: Say I want to find "Health Insurance" related MNS

First I open Google Image Search and type the keyword "Health Insurance"
Then, I select Image Size exactly as "326x280" and search.
(Because CTR theme default push down image size is 326x280)

Click "Website for this image"

Now you can grab more sites and steal these keywords to make new sites.

Eg:

Code:

http://www.affordable-family-health-insurance.com/
http://www.todayinsurancequotes.com/
http://insurancetop4u.com/
http://www.gethealthcoverage.net/

Go go, Find more niches and identify similar keywords to get EMD domains.

 

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kirajx

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Thanks for the info

 

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Tony Barns

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Excellent idea thanks!

 

Wealthy Wisdom

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Very solid technique, thanks for sharing.

 

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rohitseth

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Good share, It works thanks a lot

 

hurn

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I can find more keywords with this. Thank you

 

audioguy

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Great techniques to get some ideas, but I guess people should not run with these without proper research. What if the site has no traffic and no clicks? That is not uncommon. There are many ways to screw an MNS up in the process during keyword research and site building.

Just my two cents.

 

walandio

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Nice method dude.. This will definitely be useful for my MNS..

 

NapsteR

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nice one mate...

 

dunhill

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aha.. this will help me a lot..

 

cro-mag

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time to get busy ..Thanks OP

 

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travanx

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Good also to know when running your own site and what to change.

 

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JMamba

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Great find! You can also use this search operator in Google to find some of these blogs in the SERPs: inanchor:"powered by CTR theme"

 

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hamptonpq

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JMamba said:

Great find! You can also use this search operator in Google to find some of these blogs in the SERPs: inanchor:"powered by CTR theme"

Click to expand...

Nice one, pull all the ones who didn't/couldn't pull it out of their theme. Might as well head toward the competition when you can with an advantage since you'll have to face some either way.

 

eng152

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JMamba said:

Great find! You can also use this search operator in Google to find some of these blogs in the SERPs: inanchor:"powered by CTR theme"

Click to expand...

I think most of MNS owners remove the footprint by using theme settings. But this method is more generic and find many sites for any niches.

 

MidKnight

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Thanks for the info, man!

~MidKnight

 

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PipMaster

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Awesome share

 

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trail29

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yeah! sure this will make my work easy.hehe
thanks

 

GreenHustler

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Great share - reverse engineering is always a handy way to get more ideas! Just make sure you also do some research into the keywords once you've got them - no point copying someone's niche if they've chosen a bad one.

 

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goodvery

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here is a twist: you search popular keyword (like best or review) , extract all domains, dedupe them and search available EMDs, manual review results.