Have I found a niche?
- Thread starter WadeyX
- Start date
Use the Google ad keyword External tool,
on the far left hand side - there is a button for 'broad'. Underneath that there is a button for 'Exact', tick that, it will show you your keywords searches in brackets, with an Exact match search.
If you have already done this - then you have found a niche!
on the far left hand side - there is a button for 'broad'. Underneath that there is a button for 'Exact', tick that, it will show you your keywords searches in brackets, with an Exact match search.
If you have already done this - then you have found a niche!
WadeyX
Junior Member
- Jun 12, 2011
- 110
- 14
yes, it's on exact, No offence, thanks very much for the reply, that means that I have one person who thinks it is, however is there any there who is a lot more experience which may also help me?
EDIT:
Oh and also, when using intitle:"keyword" inurl:"keyword" it returns 1620 results? is this good?
EDIT:
Oh and also, when using intitle:"keyword" inurl:"keyword" it returns 1620 results? is this good?
Last edited:
From what you have written, it certainly sounds inviting, however, without checking it thru then I cannot be absolutely certain...
I'm not in the business of sniping anyones chosen niche, so if you want someone to help you finally decide, give me a shout and I will help as much as I can ..
Respect
Goldie...
I'm not in the business of sniping anyones chosen niche, so if you want someone to help you finally decide, give me a shout and I will help as much as I can ..
Respect
Goldie...
exmortis512
Registered Member
- Nov 17, 2010
- 79
- 61
what does MS say about the top 10 competition?
i know that their isnt alot of comp in adwords but that does not really reflect the competition for ranking, only between advertisers.
i know that their isnt alot of comp in adwords but that does not really reflect the competition for ranking, only between advertisers.
WadeyX
Junior Member
- Jun 12, 2011
- 110
- 14
6 of the top 10 are PR1-5.
2 of them are PR0
1 of them is PR1
3 are PR3
Highest PR is 6 and it's ranking 7th for it.
However there is a PR1 ranking 5th for it.
These are the stats for number 1:
PR3. 2,050 indexed pages
58 referring Domains
BLP is only 103
The 9th position is new, under a year, and only has 5 pages, and has a total amount of backlinks of only 172?
2 of them are PR0
1 of them is PR1
3 are PR3
Highest PR is 6 and it's ranking 7th for it.
However there is a PR1 ranking 5th for it.
These are the stats for number 1:
PR3. 2,050 indexed pages
58 referring Domains
BLP is only 103
The 9th position is new, under a year, and only has 5 pages, and has a total amount of backlinks of only 172?
I agree, if you are afraid of risking $5, than you are in the wrong game.
Barbacamanitu
Regular Member
- May 8, 2008
- 480
- 91
Also agreed. Just tell me the keyword and I'll take the risk for you.
johndea
Regular Member
- Jun 23, 2011
- 308
- 35
I think this niche is right on the cusp of being valuable.
An adsense niche is only worth it if
CPC x .25 x exact searches x .4 x .05. > $50/mo
CPC x .25 = Estimation on how much $ you will average per click for that keyword
.4 = 40% = estimation of the number of people that click the #1 ranked search engine result
.05 = 5% CTR on your adsense ads.
9900*0.55*.25*.4*.05 = 27 GBP = 44 USD.
An adsense niche is only worth it if
CPC x .25 x exact searches x .4 x .05. > $50/mo
CPC x .25 = Estimation on how much $ you will average per click for that keyword
.4 = 40% = estimation of the number of people that click the #1 ranked search engine result
.05 = 5% CTR on your adsense ads.
9900*0.55*.25*.4*.05 = 27 GBP = 44 USD.
forlearnx
Regular Member
- Apr 20, 2011
- 392
- 92
What does the .25 account for? 25% of the cpc value? I was under the impression it was more like 60/40?
themidiman
Power Member
- Feb 25, 2011
- 700
- 1,564
Personally I would go for it. Finding a keyword with those numbers and an EMD available doesn't come around every day. Remember, it's possible to rank for most any term with enough work. I would run the allintitle, and allinurl searches as well to give you an idea of how many sites are actually targeting your keyword.
Is the emd a .com/.org/.net?
Is the emd a .com/.org/.net?
