How to find low-competition affiliate niches using Ahrefs. [ A Step-by-Step Guide ]

I appreciate this, but a lot of the examples that you found there like "faith " are exactly very broad.

"Car window tinting " makes sense in a local setting, but in terms of a national business, I'm not quite sure.

Still, you're going down the right path.

Personally, when it comes to looking for niches, I use a technique shared by Geasy.

You can look it up.

It's just mind-blowing how he uses Amazon affiliate disclaimer boilerplate and cross-references that with Ahrefs indicators like you did to come up with sub-niche ideas.
 
Nice one, I was do the same with pay per call offers few years back. This will work for sure.
 
The goal is to find low-quality and relatively weak websites that ALREADY rank on Google, get decent traffic and send users to affiliate programs. Let's see who is externally linking to Amazon.

Step 1. Plug http://amzn.to into Ahrefs' Site Explorer and go to the Backlinks report.

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Step 2. Use some filters.
• Filter page traffic ( let's say >100 )
• Low DR ( for example <20 )
• Language ( English ) ~ I prefer English Language, but you can use the one you are comfortable with

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Step 3. Switch to one link per domain.

Step 4. Manually check all the websites to find interesting websites/niches.

Note: It's time-consuming, but you will be surprised by some of the findings.

Here are some interesting niches that I found ( in 5 min ):
• Car window tinting
• Everything about pizza
• Faith
• Self tanning
• Maternity dresses

You can tweak it and play with the filters until you find the best results.

Replace http:// amzn. to with any other affiliate network short link.
Some examples:
• http:// shrsl. com for ShareASale
• http:// alnk .to for AvantLink

Good luck and happy niche hunting!

What screenshots program do you use? I like how it's rounding the edges and adding some additional background!
 
Nice method mate. For people who have a free account i have also found some good sub-niches with PAA, If you narrow down you should find a few similar questions which are good enough to create a whole site on.
 
This is the greatest post ever. As I have seen, many of the tutorials on YT channel did not explain as you did. Thank you for your techniques.
 
The goal is to find low-quality and relatively weak websites that ALREADY rank on Google, get decent traffic and send users to affiliate programs. Let's see who is externally linking to Amazon.

Step 1. Plug http://amzn.to into Ahrefs' Site Explorer and go to the Backlinks report.

View attachment 240330

Step 2. Use some filters.
• Filter page traffic ( let's say >100 )
• Low DR ( for example <20 )
• Language ( English ) ~ I prefer English Language, but you can use the one you are comfortable with

View attachment 240331

Step 3. Switch to one link per domain.

Step 4. Manually check all the websites to find interesting websites/niches.

Note: It's time-consuming, but you will be surprised by some of the findings.

Here are some interesting niches that I found ( in 5 min ):
• Car window tinting
• Everything about pizza
• Faith
• Self tanning
• Maternity dresses

You can tweak it and play with the filters until you find the best results.

Replace http:// amzn. to with any other affiliate network short link.
Some examples:
• http:// shrsl. com for ShareASale
• http:// alnk .to for AvantLink

Good luck and happy niche hunting!
great method man, I was using similar one but this pne better
 
What screenshots program do you use? I like how it's rounding the edges and adding some additional background!
I used Mac wallpaper in background of the screenshot, used canva free version for this.
 
Personally, when it comes to looking for niches, I use a technique shared by Geasy.

I went over his profile but couldn't find it. Would you mind sharing the post link please? Thank you.
 
Thanks for the appreciation! Will share more in a while, playing with Keyword Gap now-a-days!
 
any thing new to this word would always have low competition. Search for new arrival items on different stores and get idea for your niche
 
Is it possible to do something like this using SEMrush ?
It's been a while, but I remember I tried it on semrush and due to the way data is presented in semrush it didn't worked. May be op can shed more light on this.
 
It's been a while, but I remember I tried it on semrush and due to the way data is presented in semrush it didn't worked. May be op can shed more light on this.
I know it's not an issue for most webmasters here, but for me, I literally can't afford Ahrefs plans, despite the fact that it has unique great features compared to other SEO tools, i can only afford SEMrush 14days trial on BHW marketplace,
 
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