How to Build a Niche Blog

My last post on niche marketing received a lot of response from my friends and also blog readers. They keep asking me more information about it.

Actually to be honest, it is not difficult to build a niche blog. The tough part is to search for the information or suitable topic as your niche.

It is good if you can get a right niche which have high search but less competitors. A blog with appropriate niche will definitely attract more attention from the readers.

 An idea for a Niche.

 The first step which you must do in order to get an idea for your niche is to visit amazon.com, ebay.com or magazine.com.

www.amazon.com

www.magazine.com

www.ebay.com

Just look at amazon.com. What is the most money-making product sell via the website? Take an example, an earring.

Assume that we choose Sterling Silver Swirl Drop Earrings. Use the google search engine and search for a number of website or blog which is associated to the earring.

 

  

 

 

 

 

www.google.com The total search for it is about 56,000. Getting below than 100,000 search is good for your blog, but how many of you search the internet a day?Use the SEO Book.com to get the number of search per day. Use Google keyword tool to get the search for the day and the maximum CPC price as illustrated belowhttp://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/index.php

 

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

 

 

If the search value is more than USD2.90, you can build a niche blog based on niche topic Sterling Silver Swirl Drop Earrings.

The similar example which I took from blog www.casio-exilim-slim-digital-camera.blogspot.com based on the casio exilim digital camera.

www.casi-exilim-slim-digital-camera.blogspot.com

 

 

 

 

 

Is just that the word casio which is used may create problems!

 But, no harm for trying! Try to start a niche blog to get extra income for free. Is that great or what?

 In our next lesson, I will share which you how to add related articles to your niche blog.

 Happy trying!

 

We start at first step