Finding a Good Niche to Make Money Online Free Part 5 0
Finding a Good Niche to Make Money Online Free Part 5
(A 5 part series on making money online)
If you missed it,
click here to read part 1
click here to read part 2
click here to read part 3
click here to read part 4
Part 5 discusses the Searches for your niche.
How do you know consumers are actually searching for the niche you are choosing? This final part in our 5 part series will explore the searching of your niche and how you can ascertain the number of people interested in your niche.
Just because you think your niche is popular or it seems there is a hot trend in your niche does not necessarily mean you will acquire the searching public. You need to know how to TARGET those searchers and bring them to your page.
The best way to do this is to implement keywords relevant to your niche. However, you not only want to use the keywords related to your niche, you want to use associated (or semantic) keywords. As well as long-tail keywords. Become familiar with the searching behaviors of the public and use those behaviors to your advantage.
For example, when a person is searching for information associated with their pet, they are more apt to use a phrase instead of a single word. They likely will not use cat when they want to find information on the care of pregnant cats. Therefore, you must implement as many different keyword phrases as would be relevant to your niche.
One place I have found to be extremely helpful in this area is Google’s own keyword trend site at Google Insights for search. This free tool will help you determine associated and semantically related terms to use that will drive traffic. In our pregnant cat scenario, you can use the phrase “Pregnant Cat” and see that there are a nice variety of words people are using to search on this topic.
These words and phrases need to be used in your blog posts, articles and other web content to help searchers through various search engines find you. Insights for search will also reveal the hottest trend keywords that are on the rise, which will help you determine the best choice of phrases to use.
If you find that the niche you are looking into has poor search results, this does not mean it is a bad niche, it just means there are fewer people interested and likewise you can easily dominate this niche since the field is sparse with competition.
For additional ways to drive traffic you can check into the SEO Optimization Secrets or the 3 Steps to SEO Success
This concludes our 5 Part series on Finding a Good niche.
Good luck and if you need any help let me know through the comment section!
