I know it might sound stupid...

Ok new question haha sorry for noob questions here....

How in the hell can I find the so called micro-niches. And how in godsname do I know if they are competetive. And what is a good searches per month to gain some kind of profit

I just want to make my first dollar online so badly.. xD

About 1,250,000 results for intitle and inurl, aka real competiting sites. Dont go for it!

Server flare said:

"voetbal" is a bad keyword. Where are you getting data for your competition? It is inaccurate.

If you where to rank for this keyword you going up against:

voetbal.nl
Voetbal International
FIFA
NOS Sport
OVC Soccer Club

Since your new to this I don't recommend you rank for this keyword...

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Ok thanks but for what should I search, should I try to rank for keywords for CPA offers or go for Adsense. I really have no clue thank you for your replies!

The keyword is competitive bro, also never publish your keywords like this again mate

Keep reading mate, and then make a proper keyword research and start your offsite SEO campaigns

Thats my honest advice bro, it's not going to work this way

Anybody read the book, "Ready Set Click"? Is it any good?

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N one can help me?

Micro Niche Sites: lets break it down;

Micro: small or specific
Niche: A category
Site: ...

Micro Niche Site is a site that is specific to a category within another larger categoty.

Ex: Health is a niche, a micro niche within health would be people looking for possible treatments for a specific disease.

So in order to find a micro niche, use google keyword tool, try to find a subject that has searches for it such as volleyball balls (example), than try to find different related phrases (keywords) that get searched for. Ex. Red volleyballs, green volleyballs, blue balls ;p

When it comes to looking at competition, there are a number of factors you need to look at, look at the top 10 ranking sites for the keywords you want to rank for, some of the factors are:

How many backlinks the page has?
How old it is?
Does it have the keyword in the title, description, and H1?

Here is what I recomend, LEARN some SEO before you try to do this, at least the basics, then you would be able to know what your looking at when reviewing these factors.

This is really just an overview, there is a TTTTOOOOONNNNN of great info about this ALL OVER the forum, just look it up.

Good Luck