Recommendations for a good Keyword Research/Niche Finding Guide?

by momakmak

Posted: 12 years ago 11 replies

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I am kind of a newby. I just havent made a full time income off my efforts because I believe I am missing bits and pieces.

I promoted a "make money online" affiliate program back in 1999. All I did was copy and paste some source code off of some #1 position sites from excite and lycos. It made me a few hundred bucks. Those were the good old days.

Every couple of years since then I come try to make some money and fail pretty badly from buying bad info guides and lack of patience

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Now I am on the right track (I think). I have managed to get few sites to page one and sometimes #1 for my keywords on G. My main issue is with keyword research and finding good niches.

Just need some good reading on helping me in the process of finding the right keywords and brainstorming for good niches.

Thanks.

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momakmak 12 years ago

Really? Nothing?
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dirocket 12 years ago

even i also have same story
i tried some affiliate program but i not made single buck from it.
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- BlackMetal 12 years ago
  
  Ive tried many tools like Traffic Travis, and Market Samurai.
  I deleted TT after about 5 minutes use, as I did not like it.
  
  These days I stick with good old fashioned Google KWT and my imagination.
  
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  momakmak 12 years ago
  
  I have been reading on here that 100k adsense is a good one for keyword learning.
  
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cypherslock 12 years ago

Market Samurai and Long Tail Pro. LTP for fast research and MS for more in depth research.
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- momakmak 12 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by cypherslock
  
  Market Samurai and Long Tail Pro. LTP for fast research and MS for more in depth research.
  
  Thanks for the info. I knew about Market Sam, but not longtailpro.
  
  I found the thread of longtail pro for sale and a nice discount. I am going to read through it tonight and most like give them all my money.
  
  From the demo videos it should do everything I wanted it to do plus some. Great stuff.
  
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Miriam Higginbotham 12 years ago

I use Market Samurai and the Google Keyword Tool. The free version of Market Samurai is pretty good but the paid version does a lot more in-depth research.
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bfas 12 years ago

Take a look at the "Idea Generators" / 'niche research' and "Keyword Research" sections of our 'Resources' blog. It's one of the most comprehensive collections of free resources, tools, apps, etc., that you'll find.

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- Marty S 12 years ago
  
  Market Samurai is the software, but they have some very basic and helpful videos regarding the entire process of finding keywords. I think they still do have a trial as well, so just6 using that along with the video tutorials will give you some necessary fundamentals.
  
  There is also SECockpit which is VERY expensive, but you can do a lot of searches even if you only keep it for a month as described here >
  
  http://www.warriorforum.com/internet...ml#post6446102
  
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asimbawany 12 years ago

here are some good ones.
market samurai
keyword canine
niche finder
and the good ol' google keyword tool
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- jon poland 12 years ago
  
  A great place to find profitable niches is in the magazine rack at your local book store. Just start browsing through magazines and look at the ads. These companies spend a ton of money on research and they know what consumer want. If a product is selling from a magazine ad, there is a good chance you can also sell it online.
  
  Look at what ads are appearing. Then check to see if there is an affiliate program for the product. Then build a blog and start blogging about the product. I believe this is a great place for a new marketer to start.
  
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