ROFL.. I Just Saved 3 Hours Niche research!

John Taylor · 09-24-2008, 07:46 AM

I was interested in a fairly specialised niche market so
I began by using Google to search for a few long tail
keyword phrases. Into search number three and I find
one of the major competitors site. I look more closely
at the "partners" area and there right in front of me is
their list of keywords, preformatted emails, example
adwords adverts, together with a list of forums, a list
of related authority sites and popular blogs!

Moral of the story..

If you want to get into a niche.. look for JV, partner and
affiliate pages on your competitor sites

If you are a leader in a specific niche market, be careful
who gets access to your research information!

Still laughing

John

tecHead · 09-24-2008, 07:57 AM

LOL... c'mon John, you (of all people) know A LOT of people don't "think things all the way through".

Good find, though. LOL (laughing with you)

PLP,
tecHead

John Taylor · 09-24-2008, 07:59 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tecHead

LOL... c'mon John, you (of all people) know A LOT of people don't "think things all the way through".

Good find, though. LOL (laughing with you)

PLP,
tecHead

Hey William,

It's been a while. Nice to see you back on the
forum.

John

tecHead · 09-24-2008, 08:04 AM

Hola, my Friend...

Yeah, got snatched up and locked away in a tecH woodshed; learned a helluva lot, though.

PM me... got something you might be interested in.

Greg Cooksley · 09-24-2008, 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Taylor

I was interested in a fairly specialised
niche market so
I began by using Google to search for a few long tail
keyword phrases. Into search number three and I find
one of the major competitors site. I look more closely
at the "partners" area and there right in front of me is
their list of keywords, preformatted emails, example
adwords adverts, together with a list of forums, a list
of related authority sites and popular blogs!

Moral of the story..

If you want to get into a niche.. look for JV, partner and
affiliate pages on your competitor sites

If you are a leader in a specific niche market, be careful
who gets access to your research information!

Still laughing

John

Hey John,

Now that is a great bit of "deep undercover" work...

Thanks for sharing....

Regards

Greg

JMichaelZ · 09-24-2008, 12:42 PM

The web is truly an amazing place full of information. A lot of it available if you just know what to look for. I am picturing warriors all over the web as we speak, diligently searching through their competitiors websites. Thank you for the post.

valerieSONORA · 09-24-2008, 12:44 PM

Wow, that did save a lot of time lol.

Monetize · 09-24-2008, 12:55 PM

It's mind-boggling that business professionals don't bother to
protect their proprietary information, online or otherwise.

Chris Creighton · 09-24-2008, 01:35 PM

Hey John,

Thanks for a great search tip. Will definitely add this one to my arsenal.

Chris Creighton

Steven Wagenheim · 09-24-2008, 02:12 PM

The truth is, everything that you could possibly want, in order to help you
with your business, is right out there in the open.

Salescopy is one of the best examples.

Creating a new product in the acne niche?

Go look at the top selling acne products at Clickbank and read the sales
letters. See how they're laid out. Analyze what makes them tick.

The biggest secret in the world that not everybody gets is that there ARE
no secrets.

Andy · 09-24-2008, 02:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

The truth is, everything that you could possibly want, in order to help you
with your business, is right out there in the open.

Salescopy is one of the best examples.

Creating a new product in the acne niche?

Go look at the top selling acne products at Clickbank and read the sales
letters. See how they're laid out. Analyze what makes them tick.

The biggest secret in the world that not everybody gets is that there ARE
no secrets.

Steven, you nailed that one!

John, what niche was that exactly?

God bless,

Andy

John Taylor · 09-24-2008, 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Andy

John, what niche was that exactly?

Oh, didn't I mention the niche?

Damnit don't you hate when I don't do that!?!

John

Jim M · 09-24-2008, 03:52 PM

I agree John - as someone whos just across the shugh - not enough letters to spell that right! (let them figure that out) - I do a lot of research - it scares me what people leave lying out on the pavement for anyone to pick up!

TiffanyDow · 09-24-2008, 04:15 PM

I'd call that being a Sneaky Pete! (or John in this case).

Very good research tip, John!
tiff

Andy · 09-24-2008, 05:40 PM

Thanks for the PM John,

I won't mention to anyone about the "Tutu's for Men" niche!

God bless,

Andy

MADMONEY · 09-25-2008, 04:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

The truth is, everything that you could possibly want, in order to help you
with your business, is right out there in the open.

Salescopy is one of the best examples.

Creating a new product in the acne niche?

Go look at the top selling acne products at Clickbank and read the sales
letters. See how they're laid out. Analyze what makes them tick.

The biggest secret in the world that not everybody gets is that there ARE
no secrets.

Unfortunately that's the good and bad about the Internet. If for example, you want to learn how to write the best e-mails just sign up for John Reese, Jeff Walker, Frank Kern or any other experts in the field email list.on

Just create a swipe file and reverse engineer them. If youwant to learn how to do a product launch... just go back and find all the e-mails sent out by Jeff Walker and all his affiliates and you will have the product launch e-mail sequence.

Sometimes we all (including myself) get caught up in trying to find the next magic formula or solution. In reality, there isn't any, it's really all about taking one concept and doing it.

Yes, it is important to stay up to date that's why I use Google alerts. I just create alerts for John Reese, Michael Masterson or any other guru that I wish to track and I let Google do all the work.

Same thing is true in a niche market.

If I want to find out more about fat loss or weight loss I just set up alerts for those keywords.

When I am ready to write an article I don't have to go looking for information I already have it in front of me.

Mad Money

tomw · 09-25-2008, 04:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Steven Wagenheim

The truth is, everything that you could possibly want, in order to help you
with your business, is right out there in the open.

Salescopy is one of the best examples.

Creating a new product in the acne niche?

Go look at the top selling acne products at Clickbank and read the sales
letters. See how they're laid out. Analyze what makes them tick.

The biggest secret in the world that not everybody gets is that there ARE
no secrets.

Hi Steve,

Of course there's a secret...it's called hard work

Thomas

kenj · 09-25-2008, 04:36 PM

Hi John

I did exactly the same thing but didn't tell anyone as I thought it would be a criminal offence, (offense? Ohfense?)

.

I found a clickbank product that gave me too much help as regards keywords, autoresponder series and much much more.

i'm still not sure i feel good about this. OK I feel bad about this!

When the stuff is out there why wouldn't I use the info?

09-24-2008, 07:46 AM	#1
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09-24-2008, 07:57 AM	#2
tecHead Info Philanthropist War Room Member Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: USA Posts: 1,789 Thanks: 383 Thanked 349 Times in 176 Posts Contact Info	Re: ROFL.. I Just Saved 3 Hours Niche research! LOL... c'mon John, you (of all people) know A LOT of people don't "think things all the way through". Good find, though. LOL (laughing with you) PLP, tecHead

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