Keyword ideas do not come alone. Some key words are very easy to find as you can see around you (computer, TV, chair).
To find more rare keywords it will take cunning. As you know too popular keywords will also be very competitive and therefore less profitable.
So the best strategy is to proceed in a slightly different way: your goal is to find very few keywords, and hope that one of them is sufficiently popular and lucrative.
In this article I will explain several techniques to find good keywords. You will also find many tools that will make your job easier.
To find more rare keywords it will take cunning. As you know too popular keywords will also be very competitive and therefore less profitable.
So the best strategy is to proceed in a slightly different way: your goal is to find very few keywords, and hope that one of them is sufficiently popular and lucrative.
In this article I will explain several techniques to find good keywords. You will also find many tools that will make your job easier.
TV and shops
The first method I use is to turn on the television and then look for a chain with commercials. Watching the commercials can learn a lot about new products.
The most interesting are those chains which the subject is a niche or a specific hobby: fishing, interior design, engineering, cooking, etc.
Take notes and try to spot unpopular keywords but have the potential (market value). With this first step, the goal is to find a key word basis.
Supermarkets and hypermarkets are also great places to find keywords ideas. Plus it will be great and better: there will be a larger number of niche products.
Stroll and note the name of products that you did not know existed. Products displayed in stores are often useful for a number of people and therefore sufficiently popular and lucrative. They are also more competitive.
This also applies to sports shops (for sports equipment) or specialty shops for interesting keywords and sometimes the most lucrative of all!
The first method I use is to turn on the television and then look for a chain with commercials. Watching the commercials can learn a lot about new products.
The most interesting are those chains which the subject is a niche or a specific hobby: fishing, interior design, engineering, cooking, etc.
Take notes and try to spot unpopular keywords but have the potential (market value). With this first step, the goal is to find a key word basis.
Supermarkets and hypermarkets are also great places to find keywords ideas. Plus it will be great and better: there will be a larger number of niche products.
Stroll and note the name of products that you did not know existed. Products displayed in stores are often useful for a number of people and therefore sufficiently popular and lucrative. They are also more competitive.
This also applies to sports shops (for sports equipment) or specialty shops for interesting keywords and sometimes the most lucrative of all!
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