Method to find niches

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I am trying to build a few niche sites which will be easy to rank but have some good search volume. I have been working with market samurai and trying to squeeze my brain to think of niches and I was able to find a few with low SEOC but when i see the SEO competition the top 10 domains usually have a high DA and makes it very hard to rank. I am simply out of ideas and was thinking if there is a tool that can find profitable niches which have low competition, they can be micro niches too it doesnt matter... Any help would be highly appreciated.
 
Easy to rank...good search volume...profitable. Ah, the trifecta. You're already using a tool that will help you find a good niche for you; surely you don't think that if a tool existed that just spat out cash cow KWs anyone would ever plan on selling it?

KW research is hard, especially for a newbie. That's why there are a number of guides on the forum of how to do it. Ultimately, you're going to have to decide what "easy" and "hard" are for you. And you're going to have to keep using your brain to really hunt down an unexplored niche. Market Samurai can import entire batches of KW suggestions from AdWords, are you taking advantage of that, or are you just researching the exact keywords that come to your mind?

Keep at it, putting in the legwork now will save you frustration and heartbreak later.
 
i can only tell you to dig deep , if you wanna find gold you gotta dig in by this i mean look for sub niches and then there sub niches . you can break one keyword into infinite sub keywords . there is a awesome post abt keyword research by BTB just use the search feature i think its called " authority website case study" he has explained every thing about keyword research .
 
Why you thinking that finding a niche is too hard..? Every niche is profitable if you can do your work in a proper way.


Suppose you are on amazon store---Then go to Shop by Department >> Full Store Directory >> Pick any Random in this case you can select Kitchen & Dining >> Select a sub category Like "Cookware" >> Then again selct a sub category like "Fondue"


So, "Fondue" can be your niche . If Amazon has a category for something then more than likely it is making sales, and is a niche worth looking into.

Now more briefly you can do many things with this niche --And you can do

==Blog about fondue recipes
==Create a online store where people can find and buy fondue pots
==Write a fondue cookbook
==Create a video series describing how to make your own fondue equipment
==Open a fondue restaurant
==Package and sell chocolate fondue jars online
==Try to get articles about fondue published on food blogs/magazines that link back to your site
==Create an Android/iPhone phone app for tracking the correct amount of time to keep your fondue fork in the oil
==Post memes of cats eating fondue on a Facebook page

Of course you now have to do a bit more research such as keywords and what not.

Note that which (if any) of the above is best for you to embark upon is largely a matter of your talents, skills and interests. Also, most (if not all) of the above ideas are not mutually exclusive and moreover it's often the combination of what you do more than any one thing that brings your own unique value as you develop -- not find -- your niche.

May be will help you a Bit or more. Thanks
 
Thank you all for your suggestions. I guess I havent squeezed my brain hard enough to find some good niches. I thought there may be some software that can give you some good ideas where to start off cause I see many members of BHW who sell micro niche sites and was wondering how is ot possible to get out that much ideas for micro niches.
 
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