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Save money on this Product, see here first... (back to keyword toolbox) Niche Finder (A must have tool to complete your keyword toolbox.)
You have arrived at this page as proof that this Niche Marketing tool works. Niche
marketing - A Tool or a Talent? A big group of quality keywords doesnt come from grabbing a handful and throwing them at the search engines. It comes from research, see what gets nibbles, and increase that word into a phrase. Throwing the word 'car' at the search engines will get lots of hits, but if you're selling new cars, you dont want hits from searchers for 'toy car', or 'car port', or 'railroad cars'. A niche marketing person knows that he's after someone ready to buy, and knows what they want, and will be very specific in their search, like 'new lexus with brown leather interior and under $100,000'. When your keywords are closer to matching exactly what a 'ready buyer' is typing, you've got a sale handed to you. That is what Niche Finder will help you find. A
keyword tool that stands out from the rest.
Blazing new paths
in the Internet Affiliate Forest or even your own Business field is what
sets apart the Real Scout from the brownies, or finding that old path
that has over-growth on it that has been forgotten. Any toolbox has more
than one tool in it. You can sell virtually anything on the Internet, but there are several things that tend to sell the best. The first such thing is information. That's easy to explain. People usually search for information when they browse the Internet. The information is what they need at that time, so it is the product they are most likely to buy. There is a single most important component that has the most significant influence on the success or failure of any business. It is the initial business idea. It consists of your product, your target market niche, and your unique selling proposition (USP). If you have a good business idea, and apply the proper techniques to develop your business, then your success is almost guaranteed. We'll teach you how to find good business ideas - that is the mission of our Niche Marketing Research Center.
How
will NicheFinder
help me in my particular business? One possible use is to find good profitable niches in the market, to focus your efforts in the right direction. That's good when starting a new business, or seriously changing the existing one. Another use, suitable for any business, is to find traffic-pulling keywords to build theme-focused pages that would attract a good amount of traffic from search engines, without too much competition. Here, NicheFinder can be useful for any business on a daily basis. It is very important to choose the right keywords / topics to focus on. Target too generic keyword, and you are lost in thousands of search engine results. Target too narrow, and no-one will enter your search term in search engine, no matter you are number one in the results. Target right, and you'll receive a very nice traffic from your top 10 position. It is an ongoing effort, as the more theme-based quality pages you create for your web site, the more new pre-qualified visitors you'll receive. They will read the exact information they were looking for, and come to trust you. Then, you can gradually guide them through your site to your own products, as well as the affiliate programs you promote, and they will be very likely to buy. That's how NicheFinder can help you. It will make it all much faster and easier. NicheFinder is
Your Truly Best Keyword Research Solution
How NicheFinder
Works You can set the desired number of keywords per query (up to 500; 200 in demo version) in NicheFinder settings. When generating list, NicheFinder first takes Overture suggestions. For popular words, there can be up to 100 of them. For less popular words, there can be only several, or none at all. Then, NicheFinder will find the top-ranking sites in Google for your query, and will start looking for more keywords on those sites. In most cases, this will allow you to collect hundreds of keywords, unless you enter something really rare. And the keywords are far from obvious, unlike Overture results. You can never think of some of them yourself. The resulting list needs some cleanup. You can review each keyword by hand, sort them by numbers, or blacklist the sites that produce too much junk keywords. You can also set the minimum number of words per key phrase, to avoid too generic one-word keywords, which are useless to target. When your keyword list is ready, you can load any statistics you need - Demand from Overture, Supply from Google (HotBot version), number of ads on Google and Overture. KEI is automatically calculated when you have Demand and Supply figures. After you load all
the necessary numbers, you can sort the results, and delete the keywords
that don't meet your needs. Then, you can save the results as a CSV spreadsheet,
HTML report, or a plain text list. Sample Report Before
Getting Google and Overture Results: NicheFinder Features:
Sumantra Roy, a respected
Search Engine Positioning specialist from http://www.1stSearchRanking.com
has kindly allowed Niche
Market Research to incorporate his invention, Keyword Effectiveness
Index (KEI) into NicheFinder 2. Here is what he says about KEI: The KEI is a measure
of how effective a keyword is for your web site. The derivation of the
formula for KEI is based on three axioms: 1) The KEI for a keyword should increase if its popularity increases. Popularity is defined as the number present in the "Count" column of WordTracker. This axiom is self-explanatory. 2) The KEI for a keyword should decrease if it becomes more competitive. Competitiveness is defined as the number of sites which AltaVista displays when you search for that keyword using exact match search (i.e. you should use quotes around the keyword). This axiom is also self-explanatory. 3) If a keyword becomes more popular and more competitive at the same time such that the ratio between its popularity and competitiveness remains the same, its KEI should increase. The rationale behind this axiom requires a more detailed explanation. The best way to do this is to take an example: Suppose the popularity of a keyword is 4 and AltaVista displays 100 sites for that keyword. Then the ratio between popularity and competitiveness for that keyword is 4/100 = 0.04. Suppose that both the popularity and the competitiveness of the keyword increase. Assume that the popularity increases to 40 and AltaVista now displays 1000 sites for that keyword. Then the ratio between popularity and competitiveness for that keyword is 40/1000 = 0.04. Hence, the keyword has the same ratio between popularity and competitiveness as before. However, as is obvious, the keyword would be far more attractive in the second case. If the popularity is only 4, there's hardly any point in spending time trying to optimize your site for it even though you have a bigger chance of ending up in the top 30 since there are only 100 sites which are competing for a top 30 position. Each hit is no doubt important, but from a cost-benefit angle, the keyword is hardly a good choice. However, when the popularity increases to 40, the keyword becomes more attractive even though its competitiveness increases. Although it is now that much more difficult to get a top 30 ranking, spending time in trying to do so is worthwhile from the cost benefit viewpoint. A good KEI must satisfy all the 3 axioms. Let P denote the popularity of the keyword and C the competitiveness. The formula that I have chosen is KEI = P^2/C, i.e. KEI is the square of the popularity of the keyword divided by its competitiveness. This formula satisfies all the 3 axioms: i) If P increases, P^2 increases and hence KEI increases. Hence, Axiom 1 is satisfied. ii) If C increases, KEI decreases and hence, Axiom 2 is satisfied. iii) If P and C both increase such that P/C is the same as before, KEI increases since KEI can be written as KEI = P^2/C = P/C
* P. Since P/C remains the same, and P increases, KEI must increase. Hence,
Axiom 3 is satisfied. You might be already impressed with all the benefits and features of NicheFinder. But there are more to come! We are continuously improving NicheFinder, adding more features, and better serving our clients' needs. You'll be pleased to know that if you buy NicheFinder now, all upgrades will be free, for ever! We will add some totally new features, we may increase the price two-fold or more - but you'll always get the latest version for free! |
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