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Niche Finding Secrets The Gurus Use -- But Keep To Themselves...

Finding just one good niche can make you a fortune online. But in order to find those hidden, super profitable niches, you need to use some secret techniques that most gurus never reveal.

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If you remember from last week's gazette, I discussed how to get started researching a niche on the web. Here's a quick recap of that process: 

1. Choose a topic you like, have experience with or are interested in.

2. Take the main keyword from this topic and plug it into a keyword research tool.

3. Look at the search count. If about 1,000 searches a day are performed on that keyword, it could be good niche.

Those three steps will help you identify a potentially profitable niche online. But there are some key components missing from that three-step technique.

Firstly, there is no research into the competition. No step is taken to discover how strong a competition you face in that niche.

Secondly, there is no research into long-tail keywords. Long-tail keywords are defined as keyword phrases of at least 4 words (the more words, the better). Every marketer knows the importance of long-tail keywords. Long-tail keywords can lead you to lucrative sub-niches.

Thirdly, there is no research into the tendency of the searchers to buy. It's not only a matter of whether the searchers have money or not. Some people in a particular niche market may have money but are not intending to buy anything.

So here's the rest of the puzzle -- the detailed blueprint of exactly how the gurus do their own niche and keyword research:

Step 1. Examine your own interests, abilities, knowledge, experiences. Anything from these may be a potentially good niche to market to.

Step 2. Identify what's hot in the market i.e. what is currently the most talked-about thing, what's buzzing or new in town. Is this a potential niche?

Step 3. From the above two steps, identify potential niches. Then run these potential niches through these 'filters':

a. Are people in this niche ready to buy and not merely information seekers or looking for freebies? For example, 'how to score an 'A' in your SAT examination' would probably not be a very lucrative niche because it would interest only students who may not have the money to buy anything much.

b. Is there a problem that the people in this niche cannot solve themselves? Any niche involving technical expertise would nicely fit into this criteria. For example, 'how to solve Windows Vista registry problems' would likely be a good niche because very few people are technologically competent enough to deal with these problems.

c. Do the people in this niche have an urgent crisis that needs to be overcome? The more urgent the better. For example, 'how to stop your teenager's drug habit' is an extremely urgent crisis that begs for answers. Another example would be 'how to save your marriage when on the brink of divorce'. You may be shocked at how well information in categories like these sells.

d. Is there an 'evergreen' need in this niche that is not a just a fad? 'How to improve your golf swing' is an evergreen need compared to 'strategies for World of Warcraft' (World of Warcraft is a PC game). Once the fad for World of Warcraft is over, the market in this niche dries up.

Obviously, the more 'yes' answers you get to the above questions the more potentially profitable a niche is.

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Step 4. Once you have identified a potentially profitable niche based on the steps above, it is time to look for some long-tail keywords.

These long-tail keywords will reveal some sub-niches which you can further profit from. For example, if you type in 'golf swing' into Wordtracker, you would get a whole list of related searches. Look for keyword phrases with four words or more. Some of them are 'stack and tilt golf swing', 'biomechanics of golf swing', 'what is the proper weight distribution during the golf swing' etc.

Step 5. To find out how much competition there is in this niche, simply type in all the keywords you have into Google's free keyword analysis tool.

This tool will give you the estimated advertiser competition (which is the same as marketer competition), average search volume for the previous month and average monthly search volume. The great thing is that this tool also gives you synonyms for the keywords which means you get more keyword suggestions. You identify keywords with as little competition but as many searches as possible.

Of course, once you have identified a solid niche, you need to do some real-time testing to be sure it will be profitable. The easiest way to do that is to promote an existing product or service as an affiliate. That will save you time over actually creating a product of your own. You'll also save time since you will not need to create your own website. You can just get started promoting the affiliate site. All you'll need next is website traffic.

You can get traffic quickly using Google's Adwords advertising. $50 should be enough to test your new niche for profitability. If your test proves profitable, you can then ramp up your promotions using more and more long-tail keywords. Or better yet, create you own product or service for that same niche and get affiliates promoting for you!

If you would like to try this entire plan, don't do it without some expert advice. I recommend this low-cost training course which will walk you through every step of niche discovery and PPC advertising. (If it is closed to new members when you get there, leave your name and email address. New spots will be opening soon. While you're waiting you can use the steps above to start your keyword research.)

In closing...

The steps above represent a much more complete way of niche discovery. This is how the gurus do it, and how you should be doing it too! You will not only find hidden and profitable niches but also the relevant keywords that go with these niches. By doing this you'll save days or even weeks, that can be wasted when entering the wrong niche.

To your online marketing success,
Jim Daniels - JDD Publishing

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