MicroNicheFinder Discovers Long Tailed Keywords

December flew by fast and furious....in fact all of 2008 zipped right by, I had so much I wanted to accomplish and couldn't, mainly do to poor health. Like so many things in life, we don't appreciate the things we have until they're gone and I certainly have a new found appreciation for good health since I experienced years of physical suffering. Micro Niche Finder was one of the brighter intrusions into my life last year.

I only mention my health because I'm so thankful for the opportunity that we all have when it comes to the opportunity presented by internet marketing. There are so many directions and opportunities one may go in the field of internet marketing. I've seen complete newbies jump in head first, hit the ground running and make a pile of money...then go on to be very successful. Contrary to that, I've seen people get involved, buy ebooks, courses, software and go to seminars only to struggle year after year.....the ones who stick to it almost always eventually achieve some degree of success. The ones who whine, complain and giveup will proclaim that internet marketing is full of scammers and false hope.....why?, because they quit!

The undeniable truth is that internet marketing provides an opportunity for anyone who is willing to learn, invest and stick with it. For me, the last 5 years have been plagued by poor health but I drag myself up to my computer when I'm able, write a blog post, work on an ebook, learn more about building websites, create some graphics, look for more learning opportunities and implement my monetization efforts. Mind you, I can't work like most people, sometimes I go for a week or more not being able to work. I almost never get 5 days in a row where I have at least 8 hours a day to hit it hard......My point, even though I'm ill, internet marketing has provided an opportunity to work for myself, given me a chance to earn a living and presents income opportunities that have no ceiling.

Now....if I can make this work with my disabilities, then count your blessings if you've been blessed with good health and can wake up every day feeling good. Interent Marketing opportunities are unlimited in scoop and income opportunity. You can work at home in your spare time, or you can work from home so you have spare time. I truly am thankful for this opportunity and those that have crossed my path over the years and offered me a hand or extended the courtesy of a free ebook or service here and there.....I practice the art of "passing it on"

In November I entered a contest that involved creating a screen capture video tutorial on how I use Micro Niche Finder, a keyword tool by James J Jones. I use Micro Niche Finder all the time in so many ways that it was hard to come up with one way that would capture the usefulness of Micro Niche Finder. Well, I did a 20 minute video on how I use Micro Niche Finder to determine whether an affiliate review package sold in the warrior forum would be profitable or not. If it is profitable Micro Niche Finder can then be used to dig up long tailed keywords to create a blog and then write some articles that would further promote the affiliate review site.

Well....I won!

I won 3rd place and a $250 prize! How awesome is that, and I send my heartfelt thanks to the owner of Micro Niche Finder, James J Jones! By the way, James is an awesome internet marketer, comes out with some great products and often times shares some of the techniques and methods he uses to exploit various niches to make some pretty good cash. So...I highly recommend you join his list and follow his teachings.

I might mention that I was able to accomplish this when I had 2 of the worse months of my life. Once again, I only share this to give you encouragement and offer you proof that success in an internet marketing opportunity is not only possible but probable when you stick it out.....So I offer my sincere best wishes for 2009 while you persue your internet marketing dreams!

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You can watch the video I created that shows
how to use Micro Niche Finder to find lucrative
Affiliate Review Sites
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MicroNicheFinder will reveal profitable keywords. It was the tool that opened up my eyes to finding profitable keywords. Below you'll find a list of videos that will show you how to use MicroNicheFinder to discover new niches and profit from new niches.

Check out Micro Niche Finder Videos

"Create Simple Little One Page Articles to Promote Affiliate Products that Pay You Regular Commissions"

"Exploit Yahoo Answers for Easy Affiliate Commissions"

"Create Niche Market Private Label Rights Packages and Sell these for a Quick Profit."

"Create Squidoo Lenses and claim your share of the profits generated by the traffic."

"How To Find and Exploit Hot New Trends for Quick Profits"

http://www.desktop-wealth.com/video/MicroNicheFinder2 --->MicroNicheFinder Strategies

http://micronichefinder.com/markmason/

http://micronichefinder.com/linda

http://www.micronichetool.com/videos/40/

$1000 A Month Business Model with MicroNicheFinder

MNF rocks. Full stop. In fact it is so good that it helps with
me with a simple strategy that allows me to target keywords
that nobody else bothers with.

Here's my top tip of today, and please don't take this lightly,
it's immensely powerful.

I often uncover lots of keywords that can be dropped into an
article, and the article still makes sense. Quite often the
search volumes for these keywords is very low, let's say a few
hundred a month. Common wisdom says.. there's not enough
searches to make it worthwhile writing an article for that
keyword. But Glenn's wisdom is, if you add up all the search
volumes together, they often out weight the search volume for
more competitive keywords. After all, typically low search
volume keywords don't have a lot of competing sites. Nobody
bothers to writes for them

So, here's what I do if I'm ever in this position.

1: copy those keywords into a text file.

2: write a generic article where an of those keywords can be
dropped into and still make sense.

3: replace the keyword with a token, lets say %keyword%

4: use an article spinner to create a new rewritten article.

5: search and replace the keyword token with the first keyword
from your keyword list.

6: save the new article as keyword.txt (whatever the keyword
happen to be)

7: paste the copy of your original article back into you main
editing area (you need the keyword token back).

8: repeat 4 to 7 until all your keywords are exhausted.

As you have little or no competition, you now have enough
content to own those keywords in Google.

HTH

Glenn
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Well...all I know..is that this tool was one of the best buys that I have made..(and I got a neat little zip drive! ) ....and as soon as I have any type of blog that touches anywhere near The IM niche....Ill promote the product...

As I keep saying...it kicks ass...and Ive recoupde my investment in a short time...and Ive not wasted time ..or effort..going into a market with phrases that other tools tell me..."Oh Yeah..You got a good search term here ..go for it"......now I know what a good search term is...and I know if its a buying keyword....screw the rest...

Once again...just my opinion

Gary
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Setting MNF for broad searches is largely a waste of time! The Search Engine will first look to see whether the exact term is satisfied before it looks for other combinations of the words in the keyword phrase. These are the terms people are using that are relevant to your search.

Broad Searches return a lot of results that have little to do with your "real" keyword. By returning the content of a keyword phrase in basically a random order (broad term), a lot of useless data is gathered.

By setting the program to look for "keyword phase" in quotes - phrase search - you have far more control over the information that is returned and are more likely to get meaningful information than with a broad search. Exact search just refines this further.

Although exact search is the default, the other options have also been collected and phrase or broad search can be displayed at the click of a button.

Ivan
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Not so! And that was exactly why I purchased MFN.
I had KWs that had enormous amount of DAILY searches in WordTracker, while at the same time I was getting ridiculously small amount of searches from Google. WordTracker has completely let me down. I don't know where they get those numbers but in reality something is very, very wrong.
When you're on the first page of G. for the KW that according to WT has 1500 searches daily, and then you find out that only 10 people comes from Google on your landing page, and you're 3rd on 1st page of G. for that and who knows how many related KWs, then there IS something very wrong with that SE tool.

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Originally Posted by Chris Endres View Post
I was concerned over the search counts and wanted to verify so I went to wordtracker and found that their daily count for terms was a division of the monthly count in MNF

Good enough for me I said
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You might want to visit the Micro Niche Finder website because they have lots of video testimonials in the form of "How They Use The Software".

So you will get good tips on how to really use it. If you just want keyword research other tools might be cheaper but for uncovering niches and earning money relatively quickly MNF is a good tool to own.

Ed
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In my experience it's very accurate. I have found some amazing opportunities using this tool.

Andy
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I think you are misunderstanding me.

I am saying to use the Broad searches... not the Broad results.

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Originally Posted by GaryEarle View Post
Matthew....I agree to some extent...but...what I go for is..selectivity...thats why I use EXACT....when someone is sitting at their table..and types in....

How to cure Kidney stones.....I want my page in their face..just as its typed...

our methods just vary...personally...the more selective the term...to me at least...the higher the buyer intent....thats why I LOVE THE OCI feature!!!

I optimize for the exact phrase..in page title..and in links I use to point to the page...

if the test pages I throw up..work...then its easy to expand the keyword list..

Personally..screw the lists that give a bazillion keywords to you....simple 4 or 5 page sites can be a killer when done right and with the right keywords.

But then again..I'm new..so this is just my opinion

Gary
No, you would be looking at people that search for How to get to the moon, w/o quotes around the phrase... if you leave it on exact, then you are looking at the people that search for "How to get to the moon" w/ the quotes around it.

You want to use Exact to analyze the results but Broad to analyze the searches.

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Originally Posted by dexthor View Post
And if you're looking for a keyphrase like "how to get to the moon", wouldn't it be that you'd be BROADLY looking at "how" and "moon" instead of your original keyphrase? That way you would get a billion of searches for "how" and another billion of searches for "moon". Am I wrong?
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DexThor

I bought it a month ago...and let me tell you...it kicks ass. I use it to find the niches.....I like the SOC column..this really tells you how tough it is to get ranked ..I Love Commercial intent feature also...FIND BUYING KEYWORDS!!...screw KEI that some niche researchers use...its all about how many pages are optimizing for your keyword....and Ive proven it by setting up some test blogs based on Niche finder data

And its the most accurate. Screw the google search counts...way overinflated in my opinion. But then again..I'm new...but I found markets by using the google tool...then ran the same keyword through Nichefinder..and the disparity was jaw dropping.

I also like The LSI feature to give you a list of theme words that google thinks is relative to your main phrase...simple as hell

Am I happy that I bought it?

Hell Yes

Oh..and did you get the zip drive thingie??

I pestered him for that one!

Gary