[Method] Super easy and effective way to find profitable keywords

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Hi,

definitely most of you know how to do keyword research. So nothing unique and new here, but newbies certainly find something interesting in this post. Step by step:

1. Lets think about one keyword. Something common. I use keyword "cheats".
2. Put this keyword into Google keyword tool.
3. We want to find only keywords that have more than 5000 (you can use any number) exact searches per month. So set Advanced Filters to your search (Local Searches= USA searches).
4. Now download all.
5. Open up Excel file. Copy first 100 kw back to Google keyword tool. Google let you use only 100 keywords per search.
6. Leave settings same. Dont worry about these [...]. Google removes them. Hit Search. :)
7.Now you have more than 600 keywords what gets more than 5000 searches per month in USA.
8. Download those keywords and open in Excel. Copy 500 first keywords.
9. Paste keywords into godaddy bulk registration tool http://www.godaddy.com/domains/searchbulk.aspx. Check .com, net. and .org. Hit Go.
10. Now scroll down and here you go: Many are crap keywords and very high competiton kw (trademarks and company names also), but you have many keywords that has potential to rank high and earn very good profit for you. There are many keywords that have .com, .net and .org available. Easiest way to indicate competition. All sites you see are in high>low order.

This method is somewhat twist-able. Use SERP Attack free version to measure top 10 competiton.

Hope it helps someone. :p
 
Legit method. Thanks for the share.


Just wanted to add:

AFTER step 7, instead of sorting by local monthly searches as you would have in the steps before, sort by CPC. That way you'll even know what sites are even worth checking the EMD on.
 
How you check which keywords fall in low competition or which keywords are fall in Crap list . Please add some more points on how to find potential keyword? between great thread.:)
 
I also recomend inserting the keywords into Stealth Keyword Competition Analyzer (downloadable here)

I have been using this tool for the past few days and found some good keywords
 
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