Wow! what a wealth of knowledge that was. I found out that all my niches had absolutely no potential in Google Trends. So I began my journey back to the beginning. The funny thing, though, is that the process was much faster the second time around and I was able to find 4 good niches to work with!
It also helps to have Garrett's toolbar: Wordtracker / Trends Tools (30 Day Challenge Blog)
Niche Research Checklist
- Niche Brainstorming: Start looking for needs, wants, problems, questions in different industries
- Mike Mindel's "Getting Stuck for Ideas?" Post
- Google Groups, Yahoo Answers, eHow.com, technorati, wannalearn, etc, etc
- Keyword and Competition Analysis
- Write down number of sites on Google Search
- Write down number of search on Wordtracker
- Noticing
- Do "
+ affiliate" search and notice the number of affiliate programs - Look at Google Sponsored Ads to see who is promoting a product
- Niche Judgement
- Make a matrix of Niche Market, Description/Notes, Umbrella Keyword, Wordtracker, Google Results, and Google Trends.
- Criteria:
- Wordtracker: 80-100+ searches per day
- Google Search Less than 25,000-30,000 competiting sites
- Google Trends: 80-100+ searches per day
2 comments:
Nice summary. I've started over from step one more times than I care to think about this week. At this rate by the time I make my $10 this month, that'll be an hourly wage of about 10 cents per hour. :)
But I have a feeling that learning the skill you summarized in this post is going to be worth a lot more than that.
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