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1. Finding the niche and keyword

This can be tricky part. I simply decide - do I wanna go Amazon, CB, CPA or what ever you work with. This time I decided to go with Amazon. Head over to http://www.amazon.com/ and go by department. I think that I will be able to find a good niche inside appliances here: http://www.amazon.com/Appliances/b/r...ode=2619525011



Pick something that you like or if you're not gonna write content, just go in some order and I'm sure you will find some hidden gems in there. I was looking and looking and I found something in the Coffee & Expresso category.



Now, from here we can do some more work and narrow down our search. I thought that drip coffee makers could be a good niche and I was partially right. I checked GKT and that phrase has over 18 000 searches per month. Now, I don't wanna target that, I would like to target something like: best drip coffee makers or drip coffee makers review. Soon enough, I stumbled upon the "best drip coffee maker" and it has over 5000 searches per month.



Now, that is something I like. Now that I know it has decent searches per month, I will proceed and do the keyword research.

2. Analysis

First of all, I just do a simple Google search for my soon-to-be targeted keyword. I'm looking for the number of results.



Under a million results? Oooooh boy! I do like this very, very much. This keyword looks really promising for me. Let's keep digging. Let's check the trends:



Well, this is interesting. Usually, I ignore the latest results and I go by the previous one because they only have partial data and who knows when will they update. So, 73, trend is good, I like it! Move on!

Now I do "intitle:best drip coffee maker"



Is this real life? 462 results? Alright, I'm gonna take this. So far so good. Now let's do this "inurl:best drip coffee maker"



Still can't believe that there is not that many results for this.

So far, I'm liking EVERYTHING about this keyword. Now I enter my keyword in Traffic Travis (free tool) and while I wait, I enter my keyword in Long Tail Pro. Here are the results:



I like the metrics. Should not be hard to outrank most of them. Next, Traffic Travis is done:



All I need to know. Relatively easy. I like it. Now, just because I can, I use Keyword reveler and check the metrics and the difficulty again:



35 - moderate competition. The metrics checks out. Looks like it should be a good keyword after all. (yes, you can get pretty much everything you need in Keyword reveler, but since I only have free account there I only do it when I have everything I need)

3. Building a website and ranking

Build a website, make it look nice. Throw million of affiliate links, provide a good article, post often and do some linkbuilding. If you don't know how to start, you can start here: http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackha...e-newbies.html

This is basically everything you need to start with your SEO journey. You have this simple to follow (I hope) keyword research guide and you can follow the guide for link building by clicking the link above (amazing guide thanks to lightningblitz

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