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Last updated: Monday, August 13, 2007

Niche websites

Ed dale and the Thirty Day Challenge has stimulated a lot of interest in niches

It is well worth looking at the website if you have not already seen it Thirty day challenge

Here we present another way to search for a successful niche , but first a little background.

What makes a successful niche

Several things are needed to make a good niche.

To find a niche keyword group or umbrella expression group that represents real people searching for a solution to a problem

To find a keyword group that already has search enginetraffic.

To find an umbrella expression that has real suppliers and affiliates offering valuable , not all free goods to the niche

Ed dale and the thirty day challenge approach

For those that researched the challenge they will know that Ed Dale recommends

Using ebay pulse and other sites to hint at searched ideas which is basic niche research.

Using google search to ensure there is not too much competition ( he recommends less than 30000 phrase searches)

Using google trends to confirm wordtracker searches by a comparison that calibrates against known traffic sites on other keyword groups ( and recommends 200 searches per day for a good niche)

How to find the niche ideas

Here is a suggestion for a systematic way to find the niche ideas.

People who are searching for a product often say “store” or “supplies”as in paint ball supplies or paint ball store
People who want a cure oftens say “remedy” “remedies” or “cure”
People who need information oftens say “information”, “training” , “how to” or “course”

Get a long tail list of those and similar keywords is a great way of finding some obscure but valuable niches
Obvious? Probably!. Secret? Not at All! - But work it certainly does.
These are not the only examples -
Using similar search terms such as these, the author has found many more successful niche ideas.

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