A Cool Keyword Research Strategy To Find The Hottest Niche

by PPC Bully on February 3, 2009  –  Share This

Since you are already here, you are probably already aware of how helpful PPC Bully can be in researching the keywords and develop your strategies for online marketing, especially for your pay per click campaign. But, in order to make the best use of this tool, you must know about your niche. The problem here is that hunting for the right niche is not an easy thing. There are millions of choices out there. Moreover, you are not even aware of most of them. So, how are you going to go about it? Snap.com is the answer to your question. It offers you the coolest strategy to find the hottest niche – something with high demand and comparatively low competition – the perfect combination.

Much More Than Just Some Common Keyword Ideas

Snap.com is a new school type of search engine. The most special thing about this search engine is that when you type a keyword into its search functions, it starts giving you keyword suggestions based on the word you type. Google has also started offering this technology now. But, Snap.com was probably the first one to offer this cool technology. However, you can use either of them.

If you are interested in a specific subject, the process for niche hunting can be very easy for you, as all you do now is to dig deeper into the sub categories under that subject and choose the one that appeals to you. For example, if you are a yoga enthusiast, all you have to do is just to enter the keyword “yoga” and Snap.com will allow you to explore its sub-categories, such as “yoga mat”, “yoga cloths”, and other such things.

The difficult part starts when you do not have the slightest of clue on which subject or niche you want to run your online venture on. The process here is still the same. It is just that in this case, you have to be a bit creative in entering the main keyword or keyword phrase in the search box. For example, look at these common keyword phrases – “make money”, “how to”, “guide to” “abc of”, and many others. The list can be endless and you can definitely come up with your own ideas. Now, when you enter one of these common keyword phrases in the search box of Snap.com or Google, you will get dozens of related keyword ideas. For example, when you enter “how to”, the related keyword ideas may include “how to get pregnant”, “how to make money”, “how to lose weight”, “how to make a website”, and hundreds of other such keyword phrases.

You can dig deeper by “playing with alphabet letters”. For example, when you enter “how to a”, you will get some related keyword ideas, such as “how to apply makeup”, “how to ask a girl out”, “how to ask for a raise”, and many others. Likewise, you can also try entering “how to ab”, “how to ac”, “how to b”, how to ba”, “how to be”, and so on. You will get dozens of keywords ideas for each keyword phrase you enter. As you can see, the permutation and combination here can eventually bring you hundreds of niche ideas to choose from.

This way, you can find even the most obscure niche that you are probably interested in but is something that you probably could never have even thought of on your own. But again, for the competitive intelligence part, you will need the help of PPC Bully. PPC Bully tool helps you to dig deeper into the marketplace so that you can have a better understanding of the competition in your chosen niche.

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1. Arthur Cronos says:

   February 3, 2009 at 12:29 pm

   Hi folks,

   Are you sure you got the domain name right for Snap?

   When I go to snap.com, as per your link, I find an interesting site, but it’s about displaying photos and videos on webpages, and I see no keyword functionality such as you describe. They have an associated blog, which recommends some other keyword tool.

   I found no site at snap.org, and snap.net is not correct either. I thought I had it at snapwords.com, but no joy there.

   I’m interested in what you say. Can you direct me to where this swell tool is to be found?

   – Arthur Cronos from Voltos
2. Yefi says:

   February 3, 2009 at 12:57 pm

   Hi Arthur,

   Check at the bottom of the page and you’ll find the search field.

   Enjoy it,
   Yefi
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   I’m new in all this affiliate marketing stuff and i see from this blog that most people are experienced…. from what i see so far, ppc bully is very easy to use for advanced affiliates but i’m a bit lost, not because ppc bully is confusing but because i don’t have enough experience in affiliate marketing in general. Is this the order i should work in:
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   2. find out the best keyword/s using google keyword tool
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10. Karen says:

    July 9, 2009 at 11:00 pm

    Great tips finding a niche through keyword research strategies. I had not heard of Snap.com, so it is always good to find a resource for keyword/niche research that is not in the mainstream. Using the letters of the alphabet to pull expanded keyword phrases that you might not have thought of otherwise to help find new niches is another tip that I had not heard before. Thanks for the guidance as I am still looking for a niche. Great content.
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