Are this ones a good niche?

[helfgott]

Hi folks, i've made a search with Adwords to make my new website, i've found this:

Global searches: 2.700.000
Local Searches: 200.000
CPC: 0,65 USS

I though it was good, but this seems better:

Global searches: 110.000
Local searches: 10.000
CPC: 1,5 USS

Which one you think is more profitable? Thanks in advance.

*both have low competition.

[yukon]

How did you get the CPC numbers?

[Gary Gomez]

not sure where you got your numbers from but obviously the first one would make more.

lets say you got 10% of the local searches , so 20k searches at a 5% CTR that would be 1k @ 65c= $650

for the second one 10% of searches is 1k......5% ctr @ 1.50cpc is $75

simple maths but it really does depend where you conjured the figures from and a whole host of other factors

[Pal7]

Originally Posted by yukon

How did you get the CPC numbers?

On the AdWords tool left hand menu click "Traffic Estimator".

[UMS]

Go back into Google Adwords Keyword Tool and make sure you click on "[Exact]" under Match Types in the left hand column.

This will make a big difference to the search numbers you are seeing

[yukon]

Originally Posted by Pal7

On the AdWords tool left hand menu click "Traffic Estimator".

Do the same search on the Contextual Targeting Tool & see what the Suggested bid amount is. Then divide that number by 2, you'll get a more realistic CPC.

I assume your monetizing with Adsense?

[Russel Mogul]

Originally Posted by UMS

Go back into Google Adwords Keyword Tool and make sure you click on "[Exact]" under Match Types in the left hand column.

This will make a big difference to the search numbers you are seeing

I agree, are these exact match numbers or broad phrase match numbers ?

[helfgott]

Originally Posted by yukon

How did you get the CPC numbers?

Adwords shows it.

[helfgott]

Originally Posted by UMS

Go back into Google Adwords Keyword Tool and make sure you click on "[Exact]" under Match Types in the left hand column.

This will make a big difference to the search numbers you are seeing

True true, i heard it before ty!

[TBInternetMarketing]

Originally Posted by UMS

Go back into Google Adwords Keyword Tool and make sure you click on "[Exact]" under Match Types in the left hand column.

This will make a big difference to the search numbers you are seeing

Yea this is very true. In my humble opinion, it only counts if you set it to Exact. This will give you the most accurate data as to what you can expect traffic wise. Anything else is just a bonus in my books.