What is best FREE niche finder software?
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centerpoint
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Its not free but Micro Niche Finder is one of the best pieces of software we have found for researching niches. Well worth the cost of the software.
clickbang
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The Do Not Share list consists of only paid softwares and ebooks. If you want completely free tool, just use the Google Adwords Keyword tool. It's the best free keyword research tool in my opinion. Of course you might want to use some other keyword research tools to analyze the keyword competition.
Basically I use a combination of Keyword Elite+SEO Elite+Affiliate Elite to identify a good niche. I used Micro Niche Finder to identify long tail keywords and compare the results with Keyword Elite.
Basically I use a combination of Keyword Elite+SEO Elite+Affiliate Elite to identify a good niche. I used Micro Niche Finder to identify long tail keywords and compare the results with Keyword Elite.
unravelled
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Your Brain - j/k, someone was gonna say it.
treeman201
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http://50*lycos*com/
http://buzz*yahoo*com/
http://pulse*ebay*com/
http://www*amazon*com/gp/bestsellers
http://www*shopping*com/top_searches
http://hotsearches*aol*com/
These are some great sites to have in your arsenal. I feel they are rather self explanatory but if you need me to explain how one works I will write a walk through for it.
http://buzz*yahoo*com/
http://pulse*ebay*com/
http://www*amazon*com/gp/bestsellers
http://www*shopping*com/top_searches
http://hotsearches*aol*com/
These are some great sites to have in your arsenal. I feel they are rather self explanatory but if you need me to explain how one works I will write a walk through for it.
movieman32
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This is nothing new, but works pretty good for me.
Use Ebay Pulse to identify good selling products and create keywords from them.
If you identify a product niche you like, do a search for completed auctions. That will tell you if there are a lot of completed sales and how much they are selling for.
Then do a normal eBay search and the search result page will list related terms below the search box.
You can apply the same niche search on Amazon.
Search for the hottest selling products on Amazon and then use the product names to create long tail keywords.
You can then take those products and search for them on Ebay to see how they are selling and get related search terms.
Once you have an idea for a target keyword, go to the goog keyword tool and do a search and get an idea of how many searches per month a term is getting plus related keywords.
You can apply this technique to a BANS site, Amazon affiliate or Adsense.
The hard part is determining how heavy your competition is for a particular keyword. And I have not run across any free software that will analyze how well a keyword is SEO'd. I have only recently started using Micro Niche Finder and it does that analysis. So I can decide if it is worth the effort to target a particular long tail keyword.
Use Ebay Pulse to identify good selling products and create keywords from them.
If you identify a product niche you like, do a search for completed auctions. That will tell you if there are a lot of completed sales and how much they are selling for.
Then do a normal eBay search and the search result page will list related terms below the search box.
Code:
http://pulse.ebay.com/You can apply the same niche search on Amazon.
Search for the hottest selling products on Amazon and then use the product names to create long tail keywords.
You can then take those products and search for them on Ebay to see how they are selling and get related search terms.
Code:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/bestsellersOnce you have an idea for a target keyword, go to the goog keyword tool and do a search and get an idea of how many searches per month a term is getting plus related keywords.
Code:
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternalYou can apply this technique to a BANS site, Amazon affiliate or Adsense.
The hard part is determining how heavy your competition is for a particular keyword. And I have not run across any free software that will analyze how well a keyword is SEO'd. I have only recently started using Micro Niche Finder and it does that analysis. So I can decide if it is worth the effort to target a particular long tail keyword.
Try this http://givemeaniche.com it will show you popular on ebay
and this http://whats-hot-weekly.com it will show you popular products And keywords
all free
and this http://whats-hot-weekly.com it will show you popular products And keywords
all free
and there is also http://daily-niches.com for free niches everyday for cj, adsense, clickbank, amazon, and ebay.
i need help plzz i dont even no how to post my own thread post on here smh but am trying to find keywords for free and also something like scrapebox trying to start website affiliate
I've used Micro Niche Finder for several years. Not free, but well worth the investment. More recently I got Keyword Researcher and have been using both. Then a week or so ago I decided to try Long Tail Pro and got it while it was on special offer. That also looks to be very good but whether I'll use it as much as the other two I'm not sure. Often the three, if I had to choose just one, my vote would go to Micro Niche Finder.
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VladislavRay
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I recomend you Google Keyword 
originalcontent1
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I recommend you to use google adwords , that is the best free tool