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Setting Up Your Pillar Keywords
How to choose a blogging niche
A niche(pronounced either “Nitch” or “Neesh”) is the subset of the market on which a specific product is focusing. Choosing the right niche is crucial if you want to be a successful affiliate. In this course, I’ll show you how to select a sub-niche in the fitness market.
I realize that 9 out of 10 times, people will not understand what a niche is when presented with the explanation above. Most people will understand it when an example is given. Here they are :
Example 1 :
Market: Health and fitness
Niche : Muscle building
Sub-niche: Muscle building for men
Micro-niche: Muscle building for men over 40
Micro-micro niche : Muscle building for men over 40 who have kids
Example 2 :
Market: Relationship
Niche : Dating
Sub-niche: Dating for men
Micro-niche: Dating for men over 40
Micro-micro niche: Dating for men over 40 who have kids
Now, you may be wondering : “why don’t I just target an entire market so that I can achieve maximum profits?” How I wish that was the case. It sounds counter-intuitive, but by targeting everyone, you end up targeting no one. Before starting a business of any kind, you must first define your audience.
Let me tell you three hypothetical stories to illustrate the importance of defining your audience and choosing the right niche:
Story 1:
Paul intends to open a store selling kitchenware. He opens his store, and stocks his warehouse with every type of kitchenware available, from ovens to pots and pans. His first week went well. Sales were average. After a week,sales began to decline, and after a month, he had zero sales. Why is that?
After some extensive research he found out that Walmart had opened up a branch distanced one mile from his store. Turns out all his previous customers now shop at Walmart because they had lower prices and a wider variety of kitchenware. Mr.Paul couldn’t compete with Walmart in terms of
price and variety, and ended up closing his store. He loses his primary income stream and is now broke. He loses his wife and kids, and now suffers from depression. He kneels to the ground and shouts : WHY DIDN’T I DEFINE MY AUDIENCE!!!
Story 2:
Tony, a friend of Paul who too had a kitchenware store, heard about Paul’s story,and was determined not to make the mistake of not defining his audience. He pledged to stock only one type of kitchen appliance that would appeal to only one group of people. He filled his store with a special toaster that could only toast brown Arepa bread with the thickness of 3.512312^13 inches. Tony said to himself: “Paul you fool, you should have chosen a mirco-micro niche like me! Soon, hundreds of targeted customers will swarm to my store to buy my special toasters!”. Days passed, all the customers that entered his store left empty-handed. Months passed.
Surprisingly, Tony had 2 sales, but obviously, it wasn’t enough to cover his expenses. And like Paul, Tony ended up poor and miserable.
Story 3:
After witnessing the demise of Paul and Tony’s businesses, Albert decided to be smart about his strategy. He knew the best way to succeed in the kitchenware business was to choose a sub-niche that would target a particular group of people in the market(avoiding Paul’s mistake), while appealing to a wide-enough audience(avoiding Tony’s mistake). He opened a store that only contained toaster ovens with a few brands. Sure enough, Albert got rich in no time, and is grateful for avoiding Paul’s and Tony’s mistakes. When asked about the reason so many customers were buying from him, Albert replied: “By only carrying toaster ovens, I establish myself as the go-to guy for toaster ovens; And though Walmart sells them at a lower price, people still buy from me as I’m perceived as an authority in toaster ovens. However, I was careful not to be too targeted in my approach to ensure a demand in my sub-niche.”
After reading the three stories, I don’t have to ask you whose shoes you would want to be in. The three stories emphasize the importance of market research and niche selection. It’s vital to choose a sub-niche that is targeted enough but not too obscure that there’s no market for it. In some cases, a
sub-niche may still be too general. In which case, you might want to choose a mirco-niche of that market instead. Later on, I’ll show you how to gauge demand.
Now, it’s time to get our hands dirty. Remember, don’t panic if you get stuck. Read the guide thoroughly and implement the methods.
Niche research
When it comes to niche selection, you’ve probably heard this advice countless time: “follow your passion”. While there is merit to this advice, just because one is passionate about something, that doesn’t mean there's a market for the thing he/she is passionate about. Now, this certainly deserves a separate story, a funny one at that, but I’ll spare you the details ;)
My advice is to first follow the green, then follow the dream. Find multiple profitable niches, then select the one that you have an affinity for. The first step is to find a broad niche that you might want to target,and then drilling down to a sub-niche.
Finding your niche:
* Using Magazines
Magazines are a great way to find profitable niche. A magazine with a subscriptions and retail distribution typically cost between 6 million and $9 billion per year to publish. Magazines publishers will only print a magazine when they know that there is an audience for that niche and that advertisers are willing to spend money to reach them.
1.) Go to magazines.com.
One of the easiest ways to find magazines already sorted by niche is Magazines.com. At the top of the screen you will see an “All Categories” tab which if you click will present you with a list of different topics.
How to find best keywords for your website
We will look at keyword research from a high level and you will be provided with all the tools you need to find those important buyer keywords and make money.
This strategy is like having a crystal ball in any niche. This method alone provides results and costs no money to implement. This method also works very well when you combine it with paid keyword research tools. Keep in mind first and foremost that a tool is only as good as its user, so understanding the fundamentals is the first step to success.
If you are an Offline marketer (a.k.a local marketer) here are a few ways to make money using this method:
- Use to create and Lease lead generation websites and/or videos
- Create SEO content for consulting clients at premium
- Use for Social Media content curation for clients
- Use for Local Pay Per Click campaigns for clients or your business
- Use for Local SEO of existing clients
- …those are just a few ideas
If you are an Online/Affiliate marketer, or primarily focus your efforts online, here are just a few ways you can use this method to make money.
- Siphon buyer traffic to your affiliate offers…
- Use keywords to create quality Lead generation content
- Use keywords for curating content
- Use keywords for Website SEO
- Use keywords for Pay Per click campaigns
- Use keywords to Rank Videos (Golden opportunity)
- Grab new leads and direct ?buyers to your own information products, courses, trainings and webinars
As for content, here are a few ideas on the types of content you can create once you master this method. You will have
- Topics for articles
- Topics for Webinars/Hangouts
- Topics for Podcasts
- Topics for presentations
- Topic for producing Kindle books
- Topics for Free Reports
- Topics for Information Products
- Topics for Videos (MY absolute favorite)
- Topics for social media content creation
- Topics for Website articles and blog posts
- My EASY Online Marketing Approach
- This method can be overwhelming
- This method can be exciting and produce more results than expected
- Getting distracted is easy with this method so STAY FOCUSED (You may come across a lot of information).
- Its best to stay organized and focus so you don’t get overwhelmed
- Start potty training
- How to potty train
- Potty training a girl
- Potty training a boy
- Start potty training method
- Start potty training now
- Start potty training book
- Start potty training guide
- Potty training a girl in 3 days
- Potty training a girl at 18 months
- And another possible niche… potty training a girl puppy (Keep your niche focused; this is where the method can get overwhelming. If I were to consider using this keyword I would save it and come back to it later since it isn’t related to the current niche I’m investigating).
This is where you can KILL IT and find some keyword Gems. The Niche Keyword ATM method is the EXACT method I used for a landscape client (the guy I discussed in the audio) that increased his monthly income by $3k per month.
As you have heard me mention repeatedly in this pdf, I love using this strategy with Video Marketing and SEO. It is RIDICULOUSLY EFFECTIVE!
Imagine creating a lead generation video and ranking it for popular targeted buyer intent terms, then leasing that video to a business owner in that niche for $97-$497 per month. The Niche Keyword ATM method makes getting results effortless.
Write down a few service industry niches (i.e.: landscaping, collision repair, house cleaning, etc). I would pick more obscure industries that have an average customer value of at least $75-$100 (stay away from dental, chiropractic, attorneys, etc when starting out). Average customer value means that when you pay for the service (or product) you will spend at least $75 to $100 minimum every time. In this example I’m going to use Tree Service and Tree Removal.
Here is a list of modifiers to help with your Offline/Local marketing buyer keyword research.
Determine Estimated Keyword Traffic/Popularity (Step 3)
After you have determined your buyer keywords… you will get an estimated monthly search count for each keyword (estimated traffic).
Note: We are going back to the “Potty Training Niche” in this example.
Go to the Google Keyword Planner Tool Located here:
https://adwords.google.com/ko/KeywordPlanner/Home
You will need to sign up for an AdWords account if you do not already have one. It should be self explanatory and signing up is free if you do not already have an account.
At this point all of your keywords should be stored in a spreadsheet or text file.
Once you are signed into the Keyword Planner click the link that says >> “Search for a new keyword and ad group ideas”
The keywords you selected will have estimated traffic counts displayed so you will be able to get an idea of how popular the keywords are.
Remember Rule#1 & Rule #4. You are looking for buyer intent keywords and QUALITY (targeted phrases) is more important than QUANTITY!
Determine Estimated Competition (Step 4)
Open the file you exported from the Google keyword planner and remove or hide all of the columns except for the following.
- Keyword Phrase
- Avg. Monthly Searches
- Add a column titled “Ranking Ease”
- Potty Training Review
- Potty Training Tips
- Potty Training (Age groups)
- Topics for articles
- Topics for Webinars/Hangouts
- Topics for Podcasts
- Topics for presentations
- Topic for producing Kindle books
- Topics for Free Reports
- Topics for Information Products
- Topics for Videos (MY absolute favorite)
- Topics for social media content creation
- Topics for Website articles and blog posts
How to uncover a profitable market and keywords
Our Google Cash Site will be based around a single long tailed keyword. By long tailed keyword I mean a phrase that someone would type into the Google search engine that contains at least 3 or more words and no less.
The main reason our site is going to rank on the 1st page of Google for that search term is because our well written website will be laser targeted around that keyword.
And remember with the coming methods you will know exactly how many people are searching for that exact keyword.
How to Uncover a Profitable Market/Niche you can monetize.
There are a number of ways to find a profitable Market or Niche that is easy to monetize.
- Cell Spying
- Reverse number look up
- Gaming
- Dating
- Relationships
- Weight Loss
- Wedding planning
- Sexual issues
- Personal Development
- 700 searches per month for that keyword
- Page competition without phrase marks is 1,500,000 or less – remember less is better.
- Page competition with phrase marks is 23,000 or less – remember less is better
- Remove the phrase marks, search again and check the top 10 results are not authority sites with a PR of 4 or higher (therefore you want to be competing with sites that have a PR of 3 or less (once again less is better)

























