safaristyle
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- May 4, 2008
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Very nice post with details info..will try to implement
The Niche Guide - Intro & Part 1 (Finding A Niche)
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jetton
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- May 2, 2008
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I'm a complete newb. I've read the books and the forums and Adwords still always seemed risky to me. However, this thread I think made me realize WHY the niche is so important... thus putting everything else I've learned into perspective. Thanks so much for taking the time to post it.
ManToMan
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- Feb 27, 2008
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Please enlighten me what is the stupid you think of.
Unless tell the point to criticise people!!!
I'm appreciate that you can tell us.
gimme4free
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- Oct 22, 2008
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Great tips, thanks a lot, been looking for some tips on finding a niche
jogjafreak
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great list, thanks for this....saving now.
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Cookiehunter
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- Nov 8, 2008
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But - while hunting for the "perfect niche" it's easy to get lost...don't forget about the "blasting principle" promoted by Levenhagen...better try 20 "maybe niches" and dump 18 when they don't pull, than spending more time on searching - and see fail the hardly chosen one. With the first way you still have 2 Winners - and move on trying 20 others... (2 already bringing in money) *g*
doseph
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- Feb 23, 2008
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Thanks for the guide, but some questions:
You say our category should have at least 5000 searches for our main keyword (per day?) but terms like "green tea" are only coming up with 582 searches (2000 for the top 100). Do you mean 5000/month? So about 150+ searches/day?
You say our category should have at least 5000 searches for our main keyword (per day?) but terms like "green tea" are only coming up with 582 searches (2000 for the top 100). Do you mean 5000/month? So about 150+ searches/day?
