How to find a good niche for my autoblog?

Hello!

Before anything I want to say that I'm a n00b! Auto-blogs seems interesting but I have some questions ...
Before open this thread I searched on forum, but I didn't find the answers for my questions ...

I use Google Adwords: Keyword tool to find a good keyword to start my autoblog, but I don't know how many results should keyword have on G to be easy rank on first place and how many searches will be needed to get some bucks ...

I hope that someone can help me and marry Christmas!

Using the adwords tool you are looking for lots of searches and preferably 0 or very very low competition

just try now, when you have done,you will learn more.

It depends on a lot of things.
1) How are you planning on making money
2) How will people find site
3) Competition
4) # of searches
5) OCI of keywords

and about a dozen more things to keep in mind

As gimmie said the adwords tool is a good place to start, and it's free.

A paid tool, micro niche finder will streamline everything for you and is extremely useful. It will save you time and make you money. It's pretty inexpensive too.

I don't have enough money to spend on a software that costs more than 100 bucks ...

madinaz said:

It depends on a lot of things.
1) How are you planning on making money
2) How will people find site
3) Competition
4) # of searches
5) OCI of keywords

and about a dozen more things to keep in mind

Click to expand...

1. adsense with autoblogs
2. through SE
5. I don't know what is OCI lol

thanks

thanks for asking my Q.

i find that even for long tail keywords when i search them in G(without quotes, cos not many laymen use quotes) , i find lots of results (in millions) even though they do not contain exact keyword. now my question is that if i make a auto blog with such a keyword, where will my result be placed. cos existing search results have high pr and my autoblog is less than likely to have pr.

im also have that problem too...have to search for niche..N domain name acted as Anchor to word use for the niche..But what keyword...still learning