3 Deadly Niche Research Tools You Can’t Miss
Posted by abdul on 26 Jun 2009 at 1:32 am | Tagged as: Featured Articles, General, Internett
Niche research happens to be one of the most important steps when it comes to Internet marketing, but most people think that it is rocket science or something only the “gurus” can do. Not really, if you know what you need to do exactly. There are some free tools floated out by the God of search engines – Google itself – which you could use for effective, mind-boggling and almost accurate niche research.
Google Ad words Tool: Earlier, there was just this Google adwords tool that could help determine how many searches were conducted on varied versions of your primary keyword. Depending on the number of searches you could figure out if the particular niche you were considering is profitable or not. All you had to do was to insert the primary keyword in and the tool would spew out different variations of the same keyword as typed in by users and also show the number of searches averaging per month. This tool, when used, properly, was enough all by itself to give you perfect niche dominance. But the best part is that we have more.
Webmaster Tools at Seomoz.org: If you head over to seomoz.org website, it has incredible information on everything to do with Search Engine Optimization (even more if you were a paid, premium member there). The best part about the site is the various tools available – even for the free members – to check the PR of your site, number of links to your site, the statistics and all other kinds of data that would help you determine the state of your website and where it still needs to go. Don’t miss these tools at any cost while they are still free.
Google Search-based keyword Tool: Google has floated a new search based tool that helps you find out if the niche you wish to operate in has any significance with respect to profits or not. All you have to do is type in your primary keyword and it would fetch the number of searches that keyword got, along with the competition levels for that keyword. As an example, I had typed in “pet food” and I had got these results.
Armed with these tools, you don’t really have to spend an arm and a leg to get some niche research done which is very crucial for your success on the Internet. Go on, the tools are waiting for your success.
There is also a number of great third party tools that will help you with your campaigns. I would recommend you to try AdWords Intelligence (http://www.adwordsintelligence.com).
Thanks for the update.