Found Niche...Whats Next??

17 years ago

Start with keyword research. Find the buyers and what they search for. there are a lot of great threads on how to do it, but I find forums a great place to look personally. get several topic ideas, and check their search volumes. get yourself at least 30-40 to start with. you can get more, but that will take you a while to use up.

Then, plan out your site. Try to plan your entire layout before you begin. It will save alot of hassle in the long run. Next start writing. and writing, and writing. Or hire a writer lol.

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TheDebtEliminator

17 years ago

You need to search this forum for keyword research and then use the free tools that Google has provided.

It may take a little time, but you will be learning along the way.

Select a long tail keyword (more than1-Word ) and purchase a domain.

There is free hosting available, or if you pay for 1year hosting many hosting companies will give you a free domain.

If you can afford $37 join the War Room and most all of the information that you want is there for free.

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Troy_Phillips

17 years ago

Hmmmm Guess I do it wrong . I look for the keywords , their profit potential , then decide my niche .

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Wage Mills

17 years ago

Find out what your niche is looking to buy or learn.

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gotdmw 17 years ago

Originally Posted by Wage Mills

Find out what your niche is looking to buy or learn.

how would u go about doing this?
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Bill Corners

17 years ago

To find out what your niche is looking to buy or learn, try going to amazon and typing in your keywords and see what books come up.

If you can create a good info product to help solve your niche's problems, you'll be able to make good money.

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gotdmw 17 years ago

so the next step is looking for buying keywords right?
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- dotslash 17 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by gotdmw
  
  so the next step is looking for buying keywords right?
  
  Well I never think there's one set plan that suits everyone - but yes that's a good next step.
  
  Download Market Samurai - I think you can get a fully functional trial which will help you find some buying keywords. Make sure you watch the videos properly first though.
  
  Good luck
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- Sara Young 17 years ago
  
  No. The next step is to figure out what your niche wants.
  
  Figure out what problem they want solved.
  
  And figure out what they are buying already.
  
  Then use that information and go for the buying keywords...
  
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  gotdmw 17 years ago
  
  i have found a pretty desperate niche & im pretty sure they want a solution to there problem, and there is really only 1 problem that can be solved... i would guess there looking to buy a solution to there 1 problem.
  
  thoughts?
  
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Pam Boyett

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Jack Sperot

To find out what your niche is looking to buy or learn, try going to amazon and typing in your keywords and see what books come up.

If you can create a good info product to help solve your niche's problems, you'll be able to make good money.

Yahoo Answers is another good place to research. You can find what questions people have about your niche and what problem(s) they are trying to solve.

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gotdmw 17 years ago

i think i need to lay out a step by step process of what i need to make this thing successful...

what i have done so far:
1. i have discovered a niche i have decided to enter
2. have discoverd what problem people are looking to solve
3. i have analyzed a few of the big competitors in my niche to see what they are doing and if they are making money ( i determined this by adwords campaigns and quality of website)

so now i am going to move onto keyword research.

thoughts?
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The Dotcom Hippie

17 years ago

Originally Posted by oca101

Step 5. Search Engine Submission

Manual submission of the website to different search engines with a focus on the most popular engines, such as Google...

Seriously. You don't submit your site to Google.

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gotdmw

17 years ago

Originally Posted by ProductCreator

Since buying Market Samurai based on opinions here and watching the introductory videos (free here: http://www.youtube.com/user/kernelsanders), I am not going to make a site now without basing it around a single primary keyword.

It just seems like leaving money on the table if you don't do this. Just my 2 cents.

i use Market samurai also...are u just targeting primary keywords?

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Robyn8243

17 years ago

Do you have a product to sell them? (Not necessarily one that you create...but something that your niche is already buying)

Before you spend any time on keyword research which can help you with traffic, you want to be sure that you have a way to monetize it.

I might be misinterpreting what you have written, but it sounds as though you are considering creating a product to address this niche...because "you would guess they would be looking to buy a solution to their one problem"

Are there already products available that people in your niche are currently buying? If not, you need to ask yourself why not.

Robyn

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gotdmw

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Robyn8243

Do you have a product to sell them? (Not necessarily one that you create...but something that your niche is already buying)

Before you spend any time on keyword research which can help you with traffic, you want to be sure that you have a way to monetize it.

I might be misinterpreting what you have written, but it sounds as though you are considering creating a product to address this niche...because "you would guess they would be looking to buy a solution to their one problem"

Are there already products available that people in your niche are currently buying? If not, you need to ask yourself why not.

Robyn

yes planning on creating my own product... great suggestion...how would i see about finding this out?
i guess if people are paying for adwords that would be a pretty good indicator right?
any other ways?

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travlinguy

17 years ago

Keyword research is certainly important but perhaps even more important is the number of competing pages you have in front of you for the common and popular keywords.

You don't need any special Google tools to determine this, only the home page of Google and the keywords. Do a search for the likely keywords and take note of how many competing pages show up in the search.

I read an interesting comment by a Warrior about this as well. He said something like this, I don't have to beat 250,000 competing pages. I just have to outrank four or five on page one. Maybe there's something to that. Good Luck!

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Daniel Scott

17 years ago

Let's get one thing straight...

You don't need a niche...

You need a PROFITABLE niche.

Don't look for a market... look for a PROBLEM that people will pay money to solve (HINT: people MUST be spending money on solving it already!).

Once you've done that... figure out what you can offer that's better than anyone else... or fills a need no one else has filled yet.

Once you do that.... THEN you've found a (probably) profitable niche.

-Dan

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gotdmw

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Scott

Let's get one thing straight...

You don't need a niche...

You need a PROFITABLE niche.

Don't look for a market... look for a PROBLEM that people will pay money to solve (HINT: people MUST be spending money on solving it already!).

Once you've done that... figure out what you can offer that's better than anyone else... or fills a need no one else has filled yet.

Once you do that.... THEN you've found a (probably) profitable niche.

-Dan

thanks for the reply
i have found a profitable niche, have found a way to approach different then competition, i am interested in the folowing steps after u have discovered these things

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gotdmw

17 years ago

ok found some pretty good keywords and obtained my domain with the keywords in it... so i guess my next step would be to start building a web page?
or should i create product first?
or is there more research that needs to be done?

any advice or constructive criticism would be appreciated

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Robyn8243

17 years ago

Originally Posted by Daniel Scott

Let's get one thing straight...

Don't look for a market... look for a PROBLEM that people will pay money to solve (HINT: people MUST be spending money on solving it already!).

-Dan

Exactly. Chances are if there are not already products being sold, the niche is not profitable.

Originally Posted by gotdmw

ok found some pretty good keywords and obtained my domain with the keywords in it... so i guess my next step would be to start building a web page?
or should i create product first?
or is there more research that needs to be done?

any advice or constructive criticism would be appreciated

You might want to check to be sure there is actual interest before putting too much time into creating a product. There are several ways to determine this...most every method comes down to determining whether people are spending money already.

If you are considering (which it sounds like) creating an info product, check to see if there are books being sold on Amazon and ebooks being sold in Clickbank.

Robyn

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gotdmw 17 years ago

yes it is for sure a profitable niche and people are selling products, it is a desperate niche, and i have found a unique way to position myself in the marketplace...
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MikeGriffith

17 years ago

I must agree with Troy. I choose a keyword first, find out if I can rank on Google's first page with that keyword. Then I find a product to support that keyword. And it works every time. That's because the keyword is your profit-pulling vehicle. Get the right keyword, throw your product in the wagon...and you're on your way.

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