Micro Niche Finder? Is it worth it?

MNF is one tool that allows me to find and break down a niche!

I think I am one of the lucky ones to find a huge niche that is virtually untouched but I may be wrong. My low estimations in the next 6 months are 250k organic traffic looking for this particular product which I can give them for free

I will be happy with %1 of them converting.

Finding small niches of 50k searches a month over 20 keywords is fairly easy though. I have used these types of finds mostly for adsense sites over the past few months that I have had MNF.. and to give away my secrets... I have been optimizing my on page seo and out sourcing a little link building... so far I have 4 duds out of 24 MNF sites that will probably bring in about $120 per year. The rest, if things hold up.. I expect at least 700+ from each.

Research is critical IMO! MNF gives you %70 of it... the rest you have to rely on your brain.

When you buy MNF you will find that good niches are too many for you to target

corey can u pls help me, i am fairly new to all this, you said that you can find a 50k searches a month over 20 keywords, does it mean that all of them 50k searches or combined. Also to rank for all 20 keywords, won't it be a problem? do u have a guide or something to build these site, i have market samurai but how can i use it to my benefit?
i know i can search keywords and see the competition and all but idk or have a lot of knowledge about how to build so many sites?
Should I buy MNF even when i have market samurai, will it help me more, Pls try to answer, Thanks

I'ts ok if you can stand entering a captcha every damn time you request an action.

I use Market Samurai way more than MNF.

At the end of the day, it just scrapes Google data. They all do so no one tool is going to be better than another in that regard. It's the other functionalities (like SEO analysis) that's more important. MNF just has a color coded difficulty rating which is not too useful in my experience.

I'm just wondering if micro niche finder is better than Magic niche finder, they look very similar. MagicNF seems that if you press brainstorm it will generate some random words for you to start off with.

Can Market Samurai generate keywords?

Scripteen said:

When you buy MNF you will find that good niches are too many for you to target

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I don't understand your english...

MNF is worth it's price - all about it.
We're all here saying it to you, what more prove do you need?

I own both and while I like MNF, after I purchased Market Samurai I stopped using it. MS just does more. I would definitely recommend MS over MNF.

Also MS uses built-in proxies for data gathering - this makes data much, much faster, and you don't have to worry about Google IP banning and such.

macdonjo3 said:

Can Market Samurai generate keywords?

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Yes it can. It generates keywords from the Google keyword tool, and also using the Google synonym tool.

vickygarg said:

corey can u pls help me, i am fairly new to all this, you said that you can find a 50k searches a month over 20 keywords, does it mean that all of them 50k searches or combined. Also to rank for all 20 keywords, won't it be a problem? do u have a guide or something to build these site, i have market samurai but how can i use it to my benefit?
i know i can search keywords and see the competition and all but idk or have a lot of knowledge about how to build so many sites?
Should I buy MNF even when i have market samurai, will it help me more, Pls try to answer, Thanks

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I personally have no experience with Market Samauri but after reading some of the post here I may actually buy it.. I was told from the beggining to start with MNF and once I was familiar enough with it to go to MS anyways.

You are correct, I try to find 20 total keywords with very little competition in the same genre. Ranking them is a littel harder but I've had success with it. I try to get an exact match domain for the highest search amount and build a site around that.

As for building the sites, I like to build mine just with html althought it is not as effecient as something like wordpress at the end of the day I dont have to worry about security updates, theme problems with new browsers ect. If it is a larger site that I intend to keep updating, then I will use something like wordpress. If your not all that familiar with coding then I suggest you use wordpress.

Then the comes the ranking, well I tend to outsource all of this.. I start with the main page, get indexed, build links slowly, then I see how the other pages are ranking... if they are having problems I will start a little link building with them as well.

Since I try to outsource my articles and SEO my cost is about $100 per website.. sometimes more, sometimes less.. depending on how the SEO is working out. That is not including cost of domain and hosting.

Once in a while I will get a dud but if it makes that $100 back Im happy. If not, well I havent had that happen yet... but I am thinking of selling off my lower earning sites just to get them off my portfolio.

Anyways try that approach... outsource whatever you need to.. there are some great article writters and link building services offered here that are pretty cheap for what they do! Find your niche, build your site! You may fail a few times but its experience... and another key tool is called patience.. without it your dead in the water

Cheers,
Corey

macdonjo3 said:

Can Market Samurai generate keywords?

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Yes, it does generate keywords.
I have both and found myself using most of the time MS.

i haven't used mnf but use MS consistently and i'm happy with the results. one of the best tools in my **************.

a-r-s-e-n-a-l is blocked? weird...

it is becos if you drop the "nal" it is a badd word

I have it but I really don't use it that much.

The SOC isn't too reliable in my opinion.

The exact match search for competition is not the way I search for competition online so those are meaningless to me.

Basically I just use SEO4Firefox and look at the top 10 competitors in Google on terms to get an idea for competition.

I wouldn't buy the tool if I had to do it over again.