Expected income data vs actual real life income when searching for and starting a niche?
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Today I found an interesting one.
The niche has only 3,000 [EXACT] monthly searches and that's not much, I know!
On the other hand MarketSamurai reports that AdwordsValue (AWV) of the niche is USD $410 per month - very comparable, if not better than many other micro niches that have 20,000+ [EXACT] monthly searches.
I guess the pay-per-click and the click-through rates for this niche are higher than average or something.
So, should I go for this niche?
I know that 3,000 searches will not generate much visits, even if you are ranked #1 on Google. Maybe 1000 visits monthly or something.
Small traffic is also bad for affiliate marketing - the number of people visiting your site will be just too small to expect any frequent sales.
But I don't care about affiliate marketing, I just want to make money with AdSense and MarketSamurai gives me good estimated values - hey, $410 per month from one site is OK.
Now, my other question is: how reliable is the info that MarketSamurai estimates?
I know that MS uses simple math calculations to estimate the monthly income but what if the PPCC and CTR info that MS gets from Google is not correct in the first place?
Does anybody have any experience with estimated MarketSamurai income VS actual real life income?
In other words: how accurate is the AWV info we get from Market Samurai?
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