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I moved your post to the Market Research category so that we could discuss researching keywords & niches. But as for waving a flag - there is one, actually. Its the subject line of your post that will get the views & clicks

Copywriting comes in handy in a lot of little ways - not just for sales letters. Subject lines for emails, blog posts & forum threads for starters. Not only will they attract members and readers (wherever you are publishing) but they will also attract searchers.

One of the keys to forum marketing is to use keyword phrases in your subject line, as posts get picked up by the search engines. Just today I was searching for information on the "aweber promotion code" because I saw a link for it in the aweber sign up form. No info, so I did a search.

The 4th result was a thread on the warrior forum titled "aweber promotion code?" - so of course I clicked through. Just proof that the subject line can attract even more viewers than originally intended. Also, I still get a substantial number of visitors to my blog every month from a forum post I made on a marketing forum last year. The subject line got the post ranked for a popular term, and it STILL drives traffic lol.

So that answers that Now we can move on to choosing niches and researching keywords and such. I assume you downloaded the Easy Niche Blueprint package that is free for Elite Members? I hope you found that helpful. Also, you can search keywords at WordTracker:

http://freekeywords.wordtracker.com

So let me know how I can best help you with the research

Yes I have the niche blueprint and the woedk traker you metioned, in fact I have the word track on my tool bar for quick access


Thanks for moving this post. I will look it up over in the new place.



anthony

With those resources in hand, what are your questions specifically?

I am looking for something I feel comfortable about. I will look onto the new zealand topic a lot more, But still need to know how to do good meaningful searches, I am going to read build massive lists By Sharlene Raven

I am going to write an ebook about new zealand, there seems to be a huge amount of people wanting to know about the country. I am sire I could get a lot of information from the right people in NZ however this will be a long mission. I have always thought a travelog would be great, but its very costly to travel around in NZ. I still need some instant turnover to keep the interest here.

Anthony

kowhai,

What I do for quick research, is use something like Wordtracker and "let the keywords guide me."

What I mean is...

Type in a general term, in your case New Zealand.

Then, whatever pops up, look into those searches that interest you, so...

It looks to me that "jobs" and "street maps" are the two main searches under that term...but there is not too much in terms of total searches.

Perhaps do this with another topic? When you find one with more searches, then you can go into deeper research, like forums for that topic and such.

Thanks very much Joseph every little bit of advice is a gem





Anthony

I wouldnt write an ebook about New Zealand - I would do a blog. Free content to attract visitors and build a reputation in the niche. Make your money on Adsense, Travel programs, selling links, etc. You can always write & sell reports related to the local area down the road, but get a site up and running and establish yourself first.

I will do a blog, but still not sure how it will turn a $ still lets get started first, I will keep you informed



Anthony