Starting from scratch! I have a few questions.

koltenrowe

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Hi, I'm Kolten. I started researching internet marketing about a week ago and my search has ended up with me here, hopefully for the long run!

After browsing the warrior forums I quickly realized everything there was pretty much useless. I decided to find a better forums site for IM, so here I am.
This site, so far, has given me a plethora of great information on making money online, but I have a few questions.

I read two really great methods from the users: meathead1234 and BassTrackerBoats , so I think those are where I will invest my time.

If I were to purchase a domain and web hosting today, would I be able to generate enough income through it to pay for the hosting before the month is up?
I believe I have a good niche, but it may be over-saturated. I'm really unsure as to how to figure out the best way to judge a niche's saturation.

I have been using the google keywords tool and testing various words in this niche, and here was what I came up with.

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Is this good enough or do I need more?

I'm really trying to learn here, and I don't mind working hard to achieve a solid sustainable income from this. I just ask for a little guidance on the beginning of my journey.

I would like to thank anyone who views this, I really appreciate it.
 
Go to Google and type...allintitle:your keyword, if the results are less than 3,000; then you should be able to rank for it much easier.
 
I guess you know that keyword planner only provides keyword competition on PPC, right?
I would use these 2 free tools to get keyword competition
Be prepared to fail several times before you succeed.

Thanks! With the first tool, my keywords had an average SEO difficulty of 17-19. Not sure how good that is, but I'll look more in-depth into this site.

Haven't tried the second yet since it seems to operate on some opt-in email thing.
 
Good tip! I need to learn all the special google commands, they seem to be quite invaluable.
 
try long tail pro! you will easily find it here and would help you a lot in keyword finding/difficulties and many other things related to keyword/niche
 
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Black Hat World isn't going to like this, but if you want a serious treasure trove of information, you'll have to maneuver a Web Archive workaround to visit Wickedfire's enlightened members section. There lies some of the best threads I have ever read in my life. Threads that have completely changed the course of my own business.

Wow, that is so invaluable. Thanks a lot! Hopefully I can pull this off in one month in order to at least sustain the web hosting fees.
 
You can Try LongTail Pro. It is a bit pricey, but the things you can do with it... :)

It comes with 10 day trial period so you can free to try it out. It helped me a ton!
 
Thanks! With the first tool, my keywords had an average SEO difficulty of 17-19. Not sure how good that is, but I'll look more in-depth into this site.

Haven't tried the second yet since it seems to operate on some opt-in email thing.

SEO difficulty of 17-19 is good!
Try the other tool too just to confirm the difficulty.
 
putting it in archive - ir still got blocked



Black Hat World isn't going to like this, but if you want a serious treasure trove of information, you'll have to maneuver a Web Archive workaround to visit Wickedfire's enlightened members section. There lies some of the best threads I have ever read in my life. Threads that have completely changed the course of my own business.

http://www.wickedfire.com/enlightened-members/

Copy the URL for the thread you want to see and pop it into the Web Archive to see a cached version. Saves you $47 a month.
 
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