Any tips in using Micro Niche Finder?

[Success With Dany]

I just bought it!

Also, I wanna create hubpages with it.

What was the SEO tips in hub/articles marketing again? You're supposed to put your keyword in the first and last paragraph, something like that?

[darkblue]

if you use it for hubpages and articles, just look for keywords that have <10000 exact phrase count , and a search volume above 900 - 1000. this way you know that your article will have some traffic to it.

[nettech]

Search Volume > 1,000
Exact Phrase Count < 20,000
Soc Value < 10

This shoudl be pretty good. If you have a lot of keywords to choose from, I'd go even tighter than that and reduce my exact phrase count down to 10,000 as mentioend by darkblue!


Dont spam your keywords, just write your articles naturally and fit them in where you see fit, although it is a good idea to put it in the first and last paragraph as well as in the middle somewhere. Try and incorporate latent semantic indexing. Oh and add a picture in there as well near your keyphrase for Google image optimsisation!

Good luck

[Michael Nguyen]

Exact Phrase Count doesn't mean anything. Your true competition is the top 10 WITHOUT quotes. Use MNF with SeoQuake...

1. Run MNF, sort out your greens etc
2. Now take the greens and manually search that keyword/phrase in Google and decide whether you can beat any of the competition.

[Antony103]

hey micheal

if you see the sites like about.com and wikihow... do you still persue that niche/kw?

Originally Posted by michael_nguyen

Exact Phrase Count doesn't mean anything. Your true competition is the top 10 WITHOUT quotes. Use MNF with SeoQuake...

1. Run MNF, sort out your greens etc
2. Now take the greens and manually search that keyword/phrase in Google and decide whether you can beat any of the competition.

[Michael Nguyen]

Originally Posted by timbuck2

hey micheal

if you see the sites like about.com and wikihow... do you still persue that niche/kw?

Yeah why not if the 2nd or 3rd spot is weak? I like to think I can crack the top 5.

One of my keywords has the main brand website at number1, but I'm listed number 2 and I still get a healthy amount of visits per day.

[AJsVRE]

Originally Posted by michael_nguyen

2. Now take the greens and manually search that keyword/phrase in Google and decide whether you can beat any of the competition.

Since the original poster just bought it, and others may not be aware:

If you left click on the keyword in MNF, a list of actions comes up. One of those is "Google Search". Just mouse up to that and click on it, and it will search it google for you so you can look at the comp.

I know, not much, but it saves a few keystrokes/mouse moves