Positioning a microniche - ¿How to do it?

NFerreiro · Apr 12, 2022

Good afternoon everyone!
I have a query very much related to creating Adsense oriented microniches. I want to create one oriented to "Mod Edit" (which is a very common procedure in Spain) with a search volume of 6,400 and a CPC of $0.45.

The best way to position that micro niche is with long tails, right?

For example, creating 15 long tail articles for "Mod Edit".

Is it feasible to do it this way? How long does it take to rank if the competition is very low?

Best regards!

seomaster5 · Apr 12, 2022

You have shared the details here and now competition will not be low for this if you are going exactly for this only.

NFerreiro · Apr 12, 2022

seomaster5 said:
You have shared the details here and now competition will not be low for this if you are going exactly for this only.

I know. That's not the niche, but a similar one haha.
But the example applies perfectly to the case of a microniche

Panther28 · Apr 12, 2022

Creating 15 articles all around the exact same topic might just be a bit too dense for google. Better move up one level, and for example with this keyword, you could look at a blog about relationships and moving from a couple to a married couple. Then you can have many more topics to write about to look for an excuse to link back to the pages with the most relevant keyword match for what you want to target. For example "do you need a marriage certificate if you want to file for divorce?" might be a good keyword, and I just thought of that from thinking about relationships. LOL I think that says more about me than your website idea! haha

But yeah, if you just target specifically the keyword, you can find the problem of running out of niche content ideas. Google wants content for us to be a primary concern rather than revenue. So think of your blog on a wider scale than just the initial target keyword. You could always do both at the same time, and see which is easier. You might find the same conclusion, or you can come back here and say I talk a load of waffles

NFerreiro · Apr 12, 2022

Panther28 said:
Creating 15 articles all around the exact same topic might just be a bit too dense for google. Better move up one level, and for example with this keyword, you could look at a blog about relationships and moving from a couple to a married couple. Then you can have many more topics to write about to look for an excuse to link back to the pages with the most relevant keyword match for what you want to target. For example "do you need a marriage certificate if you want to file for divorce?" might be a good keyword, and I just thought of that from thinking about relationships. LOL I think that says more about me than your website idea! haha

But yeah, if you just target specifically the keyword, you can find the problem of running out of niche content ideas. Google wants content for us to be a primary concern rather than revenue. So think of your blog on a wider scale than just the initial target keyword. You could always do both at the same time, and see which is easier. You might find the same conclusion, or you can come back here and say I talk a load of waffles

I did not expect a response of this quality, honestly.

Awesome input, I'm going to take it for niche creation. The information you shared is very good.

Thanks a lot mate!

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