Has google sniper become saturated

you would think so, but it still works, as far as the process to get on top5. Finding a niche may be hard but still profitable and very easy to do. To get your sniper site up fast, i suggest posting a link to it on digital point, in the review my site part. I notice when you do that google picks up on you and index's you fast.

I would certainly anticipate that it is like most things where the longer it goes on the more saturated it would become over time would you not think so?

I don't know the full system of GSniper but I've seen the preview videos and it's very similar to what I do. It's only saturated if you go for the obvious keywords!

The most important thing, is to pick the right keywork.

Take your time to find and analyze your your keyword...

And enjoy!

It still working very good and I don't think the Google Sniper method become saturated!

Absolutely no way man.

There were a lot more people doing long tail SEO before I wrote GS, and there will be a lot more after. Google Sniper just added a few thousand more players...

It's always been hard to find those gold mine keywords we really want in the system, but believe me, they are very much still out there. Both in the more obscure niches and some a little closer to home... like internet marketing ;-)

George

George Brown is a member of this forum. I hope he chimes in on this (which is why I used his name in this post, hoping he'll do a search for his own name).

Google claims that 25% of their daily searches are for phrases that have never been searched before (i.e., ever). There are always new people online, new products and, consequently, new long tail keywords. The sniping method should work if you are patient in finding niches and good at sniffing out keywords.

Of course, while typing my post, George shows up....

i never actually got the chance to go through the concept...
Is it too late??

It's like saying affiliate marketing is oversaturated.

Sure, there might be an extra few thousands people in the market now. But how many of them will continue to push their sites they made?

How many will lose interest after a few months?

There will always be new ways to push people out of the competition, so no, I don't see how any form of affiliate marketing can become oversaturated.

P.S - George, you know you made a good product when you have people thinking the affiliate marketing world has come to an end because of it.

I did the following quickly - and I'm sure the math isn't dead-on and there are probably some issues with Google merging keywords via their suggestion tool, but I think it's still worth looking at:

I used Google's free keyword research tool and started with the larger niche "aquariums" and foundand then drilled down to "saltwater aquariums" which had 62 related keywords.

Now let's say that we just took 100 keywords from the original "aquarium" list and each of those had 50 related keywords -just from that initial list there would be at least 5000 keywords to potentially target. In fact, the real number of potential keywords to target from that would more likely get to twice or three times that number because many of the keywords will have multiple ways that people search for them such as the keyword "set up aquarium".
set up aquarium
set up aquariums
setup aquarium
setup aquariums
aquarium set up
aquariums set up
aquarium setup
aquariums setup

Let's say there are an average of 3 variations for each keyword on the initially list (some will have more variations, some will have less) - now we are at 15,000 potential keywords to target from the initial list.

Let's say there are 1 million different types of products to potentially sell (probably a conservative number) and each had potentially 15,000 potential variations - now we are up to 15 billion potential keywords (again probably a conservative number) to go after - however obviously you need a systematic and relatively quick way to figure out which which keywords to after which is where systems like Google Sniper and others come into play.

I seriously think that given the effort you have to make, it isn't worth it... unless you are in the game for the long-term. Focus on building a site that gets visitors to come back again and again. This short-term stuff just isn't worth the effort anymore.

I need to give some input here, i hope it "comes out" the right way.

Gsniper is nothing "special" or mystical, actually it's very SOLID information which ultimately works.

If i myself would've written/marketed a course/ebook in regards to successful marketing methods (incl. SEO and keyword research etc.) i would've included the same topics - methods i use for some time myself even before i heard about "Google Sniper".

I dont think it becomes saturated since i dont see anything "mystical" or even remotely "secret" about it (besides the name ) - but the methods described itself are sound & solid.

I also have to admit that i (at first) was angry because due to hype i expected information i don't know..or whatever new "loophole" technique or secret "#1 on Google in a few days technique" <- which it is NOT.

But then have to admit that this is actually a good thing, its SOLID stuff.

Yes, and to make this "saturated" would mean that any kind of keyword research and SEO would become useless - and i dont see this happening any time soon. I also dont see WP losing its ranking power "any time soon", unless another blogging platform would come out sometimes in the future, who knows.

I use the same techniques for some time and they PAY OFF, every SEO will tell you that.

Its actually my opinion that the strategies are long-term, and that going a "short term route" instead will be what ultimately will bite you...i make quite some sales on organic ranked sites basically built after the same principle(s). Maybe it took a few hours to set the sites up, good. But IMHO its worth it.

Being that there have been several products released on that strategy in the last year alone, it may appear to be saturated in some niches like the make money online niche and all the different subniches associated with it.

However, if you think outside of the box just a little bit, you can find enough micro-niches on Amazon alone to keep you busy and make you plenty of money

- Jason

The only limit is simply your imagination.

I notice that it's getting more difficult to get .com URLS with exact keyword match. I don't blame that on Sniper of course... I'm still on the fence if it even matters... you do see a lot of exact matched domains listed but often the top ones aren't even close.

Actually, I'm not sure what gets people to the top anymore because I see a lot of sites with no SEO and no backlinks showing who rank well and seem to stay there. Frustrates the poop out of me.

Let me clarify something:

There IS no such thing as the "Google Sniper Method".

I just finished a new wordpress blog which i want to rank for some researched keywords, i made this blog the same way as i made many, many before already.

This is: Keyword research, Optimization, Articles etc..etc.. Good site structure, attractive design, good content.

Also "keyword in URL" etc..etc... 10 years ago a SEO could have told you the same thing...as well as its no secret that if you want to go for high ranking you better use wordpress and learn the basics of keyword research (market samurai etc..)

So..this is not some secret new "Google Sniper Method" but a solid way to build blogs and SEO and rank them which many people did and do for some time already, including me. And there IS nothing new or special about it which can ever get "saturated", at least not any time soon.

The good thing about GS is that he has this all in one course/book...so newbies/intermediates see step-by-step how its done.

And what on earth is a "sniper site"? A wordpress blog which is optimized for a keyword? <-- people do this for ages already because its obviously the best way to do it.

I have to add...

I works and bring money to your account!

Sniper , are they related to gaming site. I wanted to have my own gaming site but I dono whats the cms used for gaming site.

Hi ladyqueen!

I'm not sure what you are looking for...
but the Google Sniper method is a powerful affiliate marketing to help you choose a targeted keyword and build a simple website around it, then rank high in Google for this keyword and enjoy your monthly income!

like with any business it takes time to get going and learn the ropes, many people get suck in seeing people showing there PayPal accounts or click bank accounts earning 10k a month or more, and them thinking they can do the same right from the start, and after a couple of months haven't made a penny and then tell every body the Internet business is a scam ( there are so wrong, It's a real business and should be treated like one.


With regards to the Google Sniper I think it will still work, It just means you have spend longer doing the research.

Using google SEO for FREE traffic is priceless and is worth doing the research.
The other way to look at this is to "outsource" pay someone to do you research for you.
Work out the money you have to pay out to what the money you could have coming in


out source is the way to go I think


Thanks
Dean

The internet marketing game will never be saturated, even the sniper method as you speak. There are tons of keywords out there that are untapped and will surely be profitable for you. Just always take time to learn the basics, get into a profitable niche, get the low hanging fruit keyword then ones you earn something scale it up.

Gian

Thanks for your posts!

First, there are just too many keywords and subject to talk about. Second, Most people buy and do nothing. There will always be space for those who persevere.

Personally for me it makes it a hell of alot easier to find those easy to dominate keywords.

The whole method is just based on getting a good domain name, content and no seo at all!

The average google sniper method user only does social bookmarking and maybe submit's their rss feed but that is about it!

So then i can come along and once ive got the domain and the site done it will take literally 1 hour of seo to overtake them and get a double 1st and 2nd place ranking above them too!

Thank you everyone who uses this method... your making my job a hell of alot easier!

Mark Blaze

I was wondering the same thing Anoop. While researching keywords, i keep seeing more sniper sites setup almost exactly how George says to. I guess the only thing I'd say is the same thing i keep reading. If you want to rank, and keep your rank, you have to do the tedious backlinking.

Cheers

GS saturated? Nope. Here's why: peoples tastes change every day. An example: in the UK, a singer/celebrity called Cheryl Cole is getting divorced from her footballer husband. That means, if other celebs are anything to go by, that Cheryl's next wedding's probably less than 12 months away. That means Cheryl's going to need a new engagement ring, wedding ring, dress, hair do, honeymoon location, etc., etc. And PLENTY of women will want a Cheryl ring, dress, cake, shoes, make up, etc. So, straight away, there's about 25 new niches. And then Jude Law will be seen wearing a snazzy new hat. Who makes it? Can it be niched? The world's a big, big place, full of people wanting to buy stuff. And the stuff they want to buy is, quite often, changeable and niche-friendly.

hi

we have used this sytem and had really good sucess with it as have friends of ours we were wondering however whether it will still work with google caffeine now being in play

I do worry that it is becoming over saturated. I have bought the course back in December 2011 and when watching Georges video on keyword research when I type the same keyword into google "lose leg fat" which for him returns 11,200 results, for me it returns 70,900. And yes I have also put it in phrase marks. I don't know when that particular video was filmed but can there really be that many more web pages since then? I'm a little confused and this is really affecting my keyword research as I'm struggling to find anything at all under the 13,000 a month guideline. Especially in the golf niche. Anyone please help??!!?!?

i belief it will be harder generally but it will not reach a point where it cannot be done.

Its like when IM 1st started out, it was super easy, people cash in on that, slowly it becomes harder, and you still can cash in on IM but it takes more time and effort.

And 25% of searches from google are new searches, people type new stuff that has never been typed before in the search engines, so this 25 % makes new opportunities for internet marketers.