Basically what I’m looking for here is the lowest amount of competition with the highest possible traffic. The targets I initially filter for are 100 SEOT (the # of visitors if you’re in position #1) and no more than 100,000 competing sites (SEOC).
I’d be willing to bet that some of you looked at those numbers at the top end of the organic food search and thought what a great market. A few years ago I would have too, but going down that road is the path to frustration and failure.
Why? You still don’t have enough data. At this point in the keyword research you can’t honestly say whether a market is good or not.
The number of searches just tells you how many people are looking, and the SEOT tells you the number of visitors you can expect to get from being in position #1 (roughly 42% of searches), but that assumes you can get to position #1.
Okay, so why, if I’m so interesting in seeing you weave the 4 pillars of business together, is New Niche Finder so focused on data? Excellent question! The answer is this…it’s the missing piece for the majority of businesses I work with. My natural tribe has always been the heart centered, quality crowd. It’s who [...]