Now that you've chosen a general market that you're interested in, the next step is to see if that market is profitable or not.
1. First of all, you should go to Google Trends and see what the popularity for that market is. Is it getting more popular over time or less popular? Is it a seasonal trend or is it all year around? What countries is this market most popular in?
Watch this video to get a quick lesson on how to use Google Trends:
2. Next you'll want to go to the Google Keyword Tool and see how many searches are done every month for your market. You'll want to see amount of competition on adwords, as well as how many people are actually searching for that term.
Here is a video explaining how to use the Google Keyword Tool:
4, You can see if there are magazines and ezines published about your market. You can see if there are forums and blogs about your market. The more "buzz" about your market that's out there, the better.
5. Next, go to Google search and do a search for your market. Look at the results for the "organic" searches on the left hand side of the page to see what kind of websites are focusing on that market.
Also look at the results for the adwords ads on the right hand side of the page to see how many people are buying ads in that market.
If there is a good number of ads, then that means there's money to be made in that market.
Once you've done all that, you will have a good idea if that general market is profitable.
If there is a lot of "buzz" about it, if there is a lot of searches for it, and if there is a lot of adwords competition with it, then that means there is money to be made in that market.
Once you learn that, then you'll want to drill down into your market to find your "niche" that you can dominate in the search engines.
Do the steps outlined above and we'll get into that more tomorrow.
Stay tuned for Day 6 -
Success is waiting for you,
Carolyn and the crew







