Well Researched Niche Ideas ~ Thank You Thursday!
Jun 25
You are the best readers and subscribers any blog owner could have. Today to say thank you I am gonna get my keyword research tools out and go on a little treasure hunt for you all.
I know some people have been a little upset about the recent changes at Squidoo. They are having a hard time figuring out exactly what to promote. So today I’m going to give you 5 niches you could easily promote on Squidoo, or even create small niche sites on for that matter, to say thanks for being so awesome!!
I’ll give you the numbers and all that for why I picked it too. I hope by doing this regularly you will start to see the possibilities available to you! They are everywhere. You don’t need to dig into niches everyone else is already playing in!
If you choose to create a lens or do a little more digging in the niche and build a whole campaign I’d love to hear about it. 
So let’s get started.
Canon Powershot Battery Charger
Search volume: 27,100/month
Competition: Average front page PR = 1.5
Competition in Squidoo: 0
You can easily monetize a Squidoo lens via amazon or ebay on this topic. You could also use All Posters for your images which has an affiliate program as well. 
Janome Serger ( A serger is a type of sewing machine ~ they run around 300 dollars each)
Search Volume: 6600
Google Competition: Average PR of first page: 2.6 (shooting for under 3)
Squidoo competition: 0 (other lenses about this in squidoo)
Best Wireless Keyboard (computers)
Search Volume: 9900
Google Competition: Average PR of First Page of search results: 2.1
Squidoo Competition: 2 other lenses
24″ Built-In Dishwasher (in stock at amazon retails from over $400 to $1000)
Search volume: 74,000 (PER MONTH) HELLLLOOO!!
Google Competition: Average PR of first page of SERPS: .7 (yes that’s POINT 7)
Squidoo competition: 0
Electric Burr Grinder (retail at amazon around $100)
Search volume: 14,800/month
Google Competition: Avg PR first page of SERPS: 1.6 (shooting for under 3)
Squidoo competition: 4 other lenses
So there you have 5 terrific niches you can get started with today!
If you love this stuff you might want to check out KeywordNicheFinders.com. We’ve done the research just like this, but taken it a step farther and provided content you can use for your sites as well as possible ways to monetize. I highly recommend it if you are stuck for niche ideas.
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Woah, thanks for making all the research for us! Though I guess no everyone’s going to start a website about canon chargers and suddenly it’ll become the most competitive niche ever
Hi Jackie,
Nice research. These niches are truly sweet little income streams especially when they’ve gotten even the smallest amount of press advertisements in any form.
Consumers really do use the internet as a resource and if your site offers what they need in terms of information at the best price, well let’s just say the rest is money in the bank.
It’s been a while since I’ve visited your site. I really like the new theme.
Jen
@Hubtonomy ~ PR is a way to tell how much authority a site has. It is part of how you can tell how Google regards any given site. If you see a site that is #1 on google with a PR of 1 you can probably beat it with minimal effort. However, if you see a site #1 on google with a pr of 5 or 6 It’s going to be much tougher.
I’ve also found when you find sites that are #1 on google with really high PR it’s not just the top site that has high pr it’s the whole page. Yeah you could beat them if you put in a TON of time and effort, but with sooooo many niches and keywords available ~ why bother.
I look at the first page of competition because that’s where I want to be #1 on google for my keyword ~ so those are the actual sites I’m going to have to beat. I want to know what the “real” competition looks like.
Jackie
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Also forgot to ask, why consider PR as a factor when choosing a niche?
Looks like I’m the only one who will be using these niches, let’s hope no-one else finds out about them:)