The hunt for popular and competitive niches for websites, blogs or articles is getting harder and harder. Just like domain names, the good ones are virtually all gone. There is simply too much competition.
But what if you could be a trailblazer, a pioneer or a genuine innovator with a crystal ball. What if you could predict the new buzz words before they hatched as ideas, or while they were babes in the early stages of their development? You new to keep up to date in a wide range of topics.
Well 'tapping into the new' has happened many times before. The terms ‘social media marketing’, ‘social network’ or ‘going viral’ were unknown just a few short years ago.
This article describes how you can try to become a trailblazer with your crystal ball. Learn how to predict the next big keyword event in your niche and beyond! This is the future of successful niche marketing, so hop on board the time machine. What's the next big thing?
To start the process you have to be up to date and listening for all the buzz on the topic you are interested in by tapping into at least three sources. You need to follow the news, magazines, specialist websites and blogs on the topic and niche. You can set up Google news or get news alerts from various sites or regularly look at their RSS postings.
Of course there's Twitter, Facebook, Google+ and many more social networks you can tap into to keep up to date. This article will help you get started with your crystal ball.
Learn how to predict the next big keyword event in your niche and beyond!
A keyword event is basically as a spike in the popularity of a particular keyword in searches. This can occur due to seasons, current events, social ignition, holidays, or evolving popularity trends. It can happen suddenly overnight, or may take several days. Can you trigger it? Well that’s another matter?
Predicting a keyword spike event means you select the keyword, and build the website, blog or article before it becomes popular. You write the pages and get indexed, all ready for the plane to arrive with the traffic and earnings, using a cargo-cult analogy. You do this to preempt your competition by getting a head start in rankings for your website, blog or page and the SERPS.
When the spike surges you’ll be ready to cash in.
If you can predict keywords that are likely to take off, before they become popular and craft these keywords into your articles or websites, the search engines will rank your page these keywords. You will have priority because there will be little or no competition. After the trend sparks and triggers a surge or spike of interest in those founder keywords you will have the highest rank and get the initial traffic and attention through organic back links. You will also have status as the leading authority on the topic - a genuine trailblazer. Your article or blog may have been published for weeks or months before any of your competitors get a sniff that something is about to happen.
Predicting the development of new keywords and sudden interest and popularity in old forgotten phrases is crystal ball gazing stuff. But there are several things you can do:
Stay on top of evolving trends in your niche as well as your audience's interests. You need to be there riding the crest of the wave of new developments as the roll in.
Tour the shopping centers to see what's popular and what the shops are promoting. Seeing the kaleidoscope of the latest things on display will trigger lots of new ideas.
See what's selling on Amazon and the popular marketing size for the range of items you are interested in:
Read the local News and subscribe to various RSS feeds to get quick update on new trends within your niches or topics. Make a Word page with a list of RSS links you are interested in. The purpose of this is not to write articles about exactly the same topics. You will never be able to compete with newspapers, at least for a while. The aim is to bounce off the news on recent developments, and let what you read trigger your own ideas.
Tune in to Your Topic or Niche Audience - See what your audience wants or suggests as something that is need in the future.If they mention it then it is likely that many others will be thinking the same thing (such things as products, queries, advice, answers, solutions, services, suggested new developments). Extract and evolve keywords from their questions and suggestions, and provide the answers and information they need.
Spot New Buzzwords and Phrases Quickly to Corner the Market. Buzzwords are unique words, expressions or phrases that can quickly become fashionable and trendy in a specific topic or niche. Once they surface, many people will use them and start searching for them. Often they are weird expressions that are seldom used outside of the topic areas. So they are very specific and can be a gold mine for keywords and titles. If you can spot these new and fashionable buzzwords early, and use them while they are embryonic, you will be on a winner. Traffic will surge when they start to become more widely used and popular.
Capture a Wider Audience - Target long-tail keywords to capture the trend. Adding an extra phrase for a likely embryonic keyword will mean you get traffic now, and will hopefully get a boost in traffic when the new word of phrase takes off. As the trend sparks, lights up and generates heat and interest, your audience will expand their interest into more specific queries. Then your long-tail keywords and phrase will attract more interest and appear higher up in the SERPS.