Niche Research Methods.
- Thread starter Zulson76
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- May 29, 2024
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Just go onto twitter, groups or Reddit and see what people are talking about based on which posts get the most engagement.
You’ll see a common thread or just look at popular YouTube or Newsletters and repurpose their stuff into another angle of approach on the topic and boom. Topics and traffic.
You’ll see a common thread or just look at popular YouTube or Newsletters and repurpose their stuff into another angle of approach on the topic and boom. Topics and traffic.
charles133
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- Mar 13, 2014
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Well firstly you need to decide on a niche you like ,have some pasion or you want to learn
Because if you choose any niche just because it has potential you will not go far and you will quit very easy
As example in the past i choose diabetic niche and was very popular but i quit working with it as i didnt know to create content ,answer questions etc
Because if you choose any niche just because it has potential you will not go far and you will quit very easy
As example in the past i choose diabetic niche and was very popular but i quit working with it as i didnt know to create content ,answer questions etc
Zulson76
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I am planning to outsource content part, rest I am good at off page
HustleTong
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- May 30, 2019
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Pick a general niche and find a micro niche that's underserved
Semrush will help a lot
Semrush will help a lot
Zulson76
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Honeslty speaking, is there any tips or hacks which shows low RD and higher traffic
hideath
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It's less likely that anyone would share a good niche (low competition & high ROI),
Do your research, use website flipping platforms such as Flippa, FB groups, and others,
You'll find plenty of websites making a decent revenue with poor SEO (or low CPC costs for SEA),
Analyze the website(s), and use Semrush/ahrefs to do a deeper niche/KWs research, and you'll end up with plenty of niches/subniches
Do your research, use website flipping platforms such as Flippa, FB groups, and others,
You'll find plenty of websites making a decent revenue with poor SEO (or low CPC costs for SEA),
Analyze the website(s), and use Semrush/ahrefs to do a deeper niche/KWs research, and you'll end up with plenty of niches/subniches
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Try the Reddit keyword research method: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/guide-keyword-research-via-reddit.1577914/