Anyone tried Niche Spider?

Azlan.MY · 11-15-2011, 11:24 AM

I received emails from Brian G Johnson promoting this product. Seems like a good niche finder tool, but not sure if it is worth the monthly payment. Has anyone tried this software? Care to share you reviews?

cypherslock · 11-15-2011, 02:27 PM

I'd recommend a combination of Market Samurai and Brad Callen's Niche Finder. NF for quick searches and to get fast longtail results and MS to dig deeper.

milla04 · 11-15-2011, 07:15 PM

This is my take on the software: like other niche finding software's there are no push button magic pill. To give you the heads up, I have used Niche finderBrad Callen's, MNF and MS. Now I am using NS. What I have found with NS that no other Niche/keyword tool can you is find you related keywords within the same niche to build authority site around it.

Also the tool give you results on how much money you can make (I'm not taking about affiliate marketing or local as these are unpredictable,) but ad-sense. Like most niches we research we don't have a clue how much money we can make if any. You know if you go for a keyword at least you can make money from that keyword that NS provides. (these other tools don't provide this information: at all. I have found and I guess NS creator has found adsense is the bottom of the barrel money you can make from a site.

A feature I haven't seen any tool show or provide. Like most software it gives you a competitiveness within the keyword, the way it analyses the top 10 or i think 5, anyways. it looks for 1+ opportunity for you to get into that position for number 1. (Such as in keyword url, keyword in title,.gov links, pr (all i can think of at the mo). I don't know about you, but most software's only tell me whether the keyword is easy, hard or v hard or colours. i find asking myself... why? and how! this software gives you a screen shot of that. Also, I like the fact there are no waiting around for loading or bringing up detailed information to see the competitiveness of the keyword, like MS. (gets on my wick)= but still a great tool, tho.

The software is very actuate in the research i have done, in fact it has discovered 2 niche keywords I can build an authority site to make $880 a month on adsense once i claimed position 1. Now, these figures and results this software claims is once you have claimed position 1. it may not seem a lot to you, but... if you have 4 niche sites all doing $200 - 600 a month.. well. The only downside to the software from what i can see it doesn't have a data base of niche keywords like other tools, however it is being updated everyday from what i have seen. I will always recommend doing some keyword search in google first then tap into NS. Disclaimer: i am not promoting this product IN ANYWAY. just a happy customer so far.

I hope this helps, good luck.

11-15-2011, 11:24 AM	#1
Azlan.MY HyperActive Warrior Join Date: May 2009 Location: Terengganu, Malaysia Posts: 184 Thanks: 41 Thanked 35 Times in 21 Posts	Anyone tried Niche Spider? I received emails from Brian G Johnson promoting this product. Seems like a good niche finder tool, but not sure if it is worth the monthly payment. Has anyone tried this software? Care to share you reviews?

11-15-2011, 02:27 PM	#2
cypherslock Always be learning War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: Kitchener, Ontario, Canada. Posts: 1,993 Blog Entries: 2 Thanks: 373 Thanked 449 Times in 333 Posts Social Networking Contact Info	Re: Anyone tried Niche Spider? I'd recommend a combination of Market Samurai and Brad Callen's Niche Finder. NF for quick searches and to get fast longtail results and MS to dig deeper.

11-15-2011, 07:15 PM	#3
milla04 Darren Miller - UK War Room Member Join Date: Jan 2011 Location: UK, London Posts: 128 Thanks: 22 Thanked 29 Times in 24 Posts	Re: Anyone tried Niche Spider? This is my take on the software: like other niche finding software's there are no push button magic pill. To give you the heads up, I have used Niche finderBrad Callen's, MNF and MS. Now I am using NS. What I have found with NS that no other Niche/keyword tool can you is find you related keywords within the same niche to build authority site around it. Also the tool give you results on how much money you can make (I'm not taking about affiliate marketing or local as these are unpredictable,) but ad-sense. Like most niches we research we don't have a clue how much money we can make if any. You know if you go for a keyword at least you can make money from that keyword that NS provides. (these other tools don't provide this information: at all. I have found and I guess NS creator has found adsense is the bottom of the barrel money you can make from a site. A feature I haven't seen any tool show or provide. Like most software it gives you a competitiveness within the keyword, the way it analyses the top 10 or i think 5, anyways. it looks for 1+ opportunity for you to get into that position for number 1. (Such as in keyword url, keyword in title,.gov links, pr (all i can think of at the mo). I don't know about you, but most software's only tell me whether the keyword is easy, hard or v hard or colours. i find asking myself... why? and how! this software gives you a screen shot of that. Also, I like the fact there are no waiting around for loading or bringing up detailed information to see the competitiveness of the keyword, like MS. (gets on my wick)= but still a great tool, tho. The software is very actuate in the research i have done, in fact it has discovered 2 niche keywords I can build an authority site to make $880 a month on adsense once i claimed position 1. Now, these figures and results this software claims is once you have claimed position 1. it may not seem a lot to you, but... if you have 4 niche sites all doing $200 - 600 a month.. well. The only downside to the software from what i can see it doesn't have a data base of niche keywords like other tools, however it is being updated everyday from what i have seen. I will always recommend doing some keyword search in google first then tap into NS. Disclaimer: i am not promoting this product IN ANYWAY. just a happy customer so far. I hope this helps, good luck.