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Help to find out how competitive my niche

by pr0n1x
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Hello.
I would like to ask advice from people who understand the choice of niches.
I wish to make websites for adsense and find low competitive niche in finding at least 10,000 local exact search

But I had never done such sites and would like to know your opinion.
I found a few niches, and made for each of these screenshots TrafficTravis
I would like to evaluate whether I think these low them competitive.

Is it enough to use AMR + ScrapeBox + Profile Links to take the 1-3 places in Google?

Thank you.

http://www.akinto.me/test/Niche1.jpg
http://www.akinto.me/test/Niche2.jpg
http://www.akinto.me/test/Niche3.jpg
http://www.akinto.me/test/Niche4.jpg
http://www.akinto.me/test/Niche5.jpg
#competitive #find #niche
  • Profile picture of the author Robert X
    What are your keywords you will be trying to rank for? Go to google and put those in "quotes" to see exactly how many people are trying to rank for those keywords. It's not the niche,, that's too vague,, you need to see the competition for your keywords.
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  • Profile picture of the author Resale Rights Ninja
    ok i am not going to be of much help. I do niche research but i find it useless. Sometimes I think its going to be easy and I cant get the top spot, but then other times their is millions and millions of competing sites and I get the first or second spot. I still do niche research but take it with a grain of salt. Sometimes it is obvious you can get the top spot, other times not so much. If i find a niche were the domain name is available for the keywords I am all over it. That just makes it so much easier. most domains are taken but for local businesses it is so damn easy. I can get a client on page one within a day from creating the site from scratch.
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  • Profile picture of the author Presto Smith
    You've got to optimize that content with a variety of related keywords. I agree that you need to specify which keywords you are after before you decide the direction.
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    • Profile picture of the author pr0n1x
      In all the niches that were shown in the screenshots on the first page of Google's sites are a low number of backlinks. If I make websites and build for them a minimum of 300 links, do not they take the top positions in Google? What does the key phrases in quotation marks if websites have been very few backlinks
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  • Profile picture of the author Peter Clark
    I use Traffic Travis as well, and I've learned the hard way that it does not show the actual number of backlinks for your competitors at all. Whatever you see there is just a fraction of the actual links to their site.

    For example, one of my sites(#5 on page 1 for a highly competitive kw) is shown to have only 44 backlinks to it in Traffic Travis. In reality, it has hundreds of high quality links and thousands of lower quality links. TT will not show them all.
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    • Profile picture of the author pr0n1x
      I understand that TT does not give the exact number of backlinks, but it's still the best tool for competitive analysis. If on the first page is starnitsy in which PR = 0 and less than 50 backlinks, then I still think that such sites will be easy to beat, or am I wrong?
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