Example: One of keyword phrases in your "demolition derby" list was "demolition derby game online" - you note that later you should explore what other types of online games people are searching for.

4. Niche Potential Analysis

If you used Good Keywords to mine for keyword phrases, you will have also been provided with an approximate number of times each of these terms was searched for during past month. The next thing you need to do is compare this number, representing potential search engine traffic, with number of websites already catering directly to these searches.

To do this, start by taking your keyword phrases and do an exact phrases search on each of them at Google, making certain to surround your keyword phrase in quotes. Write down number of results google brings back for your search. Next, compare number of monthly searches for each phrase to number of Google results.

If you are lucky, you will discover that some of your keyword phrases with good monthly traffic don't have many results in search engines yet. If you find that you have uncovered a niche that has several keyword phrases with a high number of monthly searches and at least a few of them have a low number of results in Google, chances are you have found a very good niche to exploit with your next online project. If not, go back to list you created in step one and repeat process.

Example: You discover that phrase "demolition derby car for sale" is searched for around 700 times monthly, but brings back only 486 results in Google and term "demoliton derby pic" receives several hundred searches a month but only returns 258 results in Google. You are very happy to have discovered a potentially hot niche with good under-exploited keyword phrases to target.

Although there are several costly and difficult to master programs available that can help you discover unique target markets, system above has proven to be an effective free method for uncovering niches to profit from. Apply it today and be on your way to niche marketing success.

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One of main reasons Google implemented changes is so their adword results were more relevant. It doesn’t make much sense for each ad to point to same website from a searchers perspective. But, this could backfire on Google. Affiliates could simply create their own web pages and send visitors to same site anyways.

I’ve been using adwords for about two years now and its interesting to see how things change as time rolls on.