Todays Hot Niche Market is: Spyware
High PPC Bid Price: $13.26
Top 15 monthly keyword searches on google are:
Searches CPC
[spyware] 450,000 $4.69
[adware spyware] 14,800 $4.51
[spyware removal] 673,000 $4.07
[spyware remover] 60,500 $5.67
[anti spyware] 74,000 $4.76
[spyware protection] 22,200 $7.23
[antispyware] 60,500 $4.76
[free spyware] 60,500 $5.11
[free anti spyware] 22,200 $4.51
[spyware removers] 22,200 $5.52
[spyware blockers] 2,740,000 $13.26
[free spyware removal] 40,500 $6.05
[free spyware remover] 18,100 $5.35
[spyware software] 12,100 $3.89
[spyware blaster] 27,100 $4.70
I just found this new free SEO tool called Traffic Travis 3.0.
It looks fantastic and if you haven’t downloaded it already, then you should go and do it now,
here is a link to the download page.
Here are just some of the tools you’ll find inside. Remember it doesn’t cost anything, it’s free.
Page analysis: Almost like having an SEO expert look at your webpage and tell you what you are doing right, and what you are doing wrong. This tool does all that, and then gives you solutions for improving your on-page SEO! Oh, it also gives you a grade. Are you an A+ student, or is your site going to flunk?
Position ranking: Keeps a daily, weekly or monthly record of exactly where your website is ranked for any search term. Check all the major search engines (Google, Yahoo, MSN Live, Ask and Altavista) and see whether you’re going up in the search engines … or down.
Keyword finder: A cutting edge keyword finder tool to give you a huge number of relevant keywords.
Keyword sorter: An essential keyword sorter tool that enables you to categorize extremely large lists of keywords into targeted adgroups for PPC purposes.
Top sites for keywords: Quickly find all the top sites for your various keywords… then analyze them to see if you can steal some of their tricks.
Backlinks to site: Who is linking to you? Who is linking to your competitors? What pagerank are they? What anchor text are they using? Checking all this information by hand would be a full-time job, but Traffic Travis does it with just one click. And by analyzing your competitors with this tool you can find other great sites to buy/trade links with.
Keywords/details: Discover how many advertisers are advertising on each keyword and whether there’s a heavy turnover in advertisers. This could mean that the keyword isn’t as profitable as everyone thinks!
Top sites for keywords: Who are the biggest players in your niche? Which keywords are they bidding on? Suss out who your major competitors are, and then analyze their campaign. After all… they must be making money…
Websites Keyword list: A more indepth keyword snooping tool… this shows you whether competitors keep advertising on a particular word, or whether they drop it periodically. (Consistently advertising on a keyword means it must be really profitable!) This tool also easily shows ad ranking position, so you can see which positions seem to work the best…
There’s loads more, I could go on all day. But it’s probably more interesting for you to go and download it and see for yourself! After all… it doesn’t cost anything!
If you delay and regret it later, don’t say I didn’t recommend that you do this now 
To Your Success!
Steven
What is
domain name tasting?
domain name tasting is the process of registering a
domain name and seeing how much traffic it brings to a website during whatever grace period the domain name registrar offers, (which is normally five days). If the domain name brings in a lot of visitors, the webmaster will keep it. Otherwise, they will cancel their registration and get a refund.
A good domain name not only makes people more likely to visit a website, but it can also increase search engine rankings. This is because search engine bots index websites based on keywords found both in its content and domain name. Yet, how does a webmaster know if their domain name is going to be profitable? Usually most don’t until they put it into practice. Hence, there is the practice of domain name tasting.
Does this sound interesting to you? Well, before you decide to do domain name tasting for your site, first consider the ethics of the practice. Domain name companies lose millions of dollars every year due to domain name tasting. While some may not feel sympathy for them, if domain name tasting continues without any legal restrictions, DNS enterprises may strike back by making their prices higher. Such a consequence would also hurt customers who intended on buying the domain name outright.
Another ethical dilemma involved with domain name tasting is the issue of good domain names not being eligible for more serious customers. Some may feel that in a system of free capitalistic enterprise, domain name testers have every right to access however many domain names they can. Yet, if they aren’t really going to buy them, why shouldn’t these domain names be available to individuals who may need them more? Many would argue it is better to sell a domain name to a company that is serious about using it as their brand than selling it to a person thinking they can use it to get quick traffic.
It is also important to keep in mind that a good domain name is not a sole indicator of whether or not a site is going to be successful. Domain name tasters are fooling themselves if they think their practice of domain tasting is what has brought about their success with website traffic. Granted, an expired domain name might have a little bit of traffic associated with it, but to get one that is of value, a person would have to pay hundreds maybe even thousands of dollars. Many domain name tasters wouldn’t have the funds for such a domain name, so they may instead deal with cheaper ones. And most of these cheaper ones probably do not have their own traffic stream.
Indeed, the type of website that gets a lot of traffic is one that has: a decent domain name, keyword-enriched content and lots of inbound links. Even if one doesn’t see anything ethically wrong with domain name tasting, doing it may not accurately reflect whether or not a domain name is valid. In fact, if a person does domain name tasting and their website did not have the other elements that make for proper traffic-building, they could potentially be throwing away a domain name that could be a gold mine in the future.
Personally I prefer to go with a premium domain name that has been around for a while because google gives them more value and some of them already have traffic coming to them which gives them a good start to seo marketing and as a bonus they sometimes also have backlinks, I’ve had the best results for getting my sites high in the organic searches on google from the premium domain names that I have been buying from
Hot 100 Domains, I think that when I see one of my domains on the first page of google is the buzz that keeps me buying new names.
You bet they are, cheap
domain names can range from being completely free to around $8.95. Usually free
domain names that are worth anything are included with a web hosting package and the best hosting package that I have found so far is
hostgator, I started out using their baby account which for $7.95 a month for unlimited domains is just brilliant.
All other types of
domain names that require a fee can be purchased separately without a web hosting package. I buy all of my domain names that I think up myself through godaddy, they are by far the cheapest and most reliable, but when I need a premium domain name for a special website I might be building for myself or a client I always take a look first at
Hot 100 Domains as they always have about 500 premium domain names available with current valuations and the best part is you just name the price that it is worth to you, I have picked up some really good names here at incredible prices but the only downside is you have to act fast when you see a name that you like because the good ones don’t last very long.
In order for people to access a website, they must first enter in its associated domain name. This is a word or phrase that denotes the name of the site and/or summarizes what it is about. Even free web hosting companies offer domain names, but there’s an essential difference. With free web hosting companies, the domain names offered are in the form of third level domain names.
This means their domain name must be included when a person is trying to access the third level domain. The only problem with this is that it makes a domain name long and hard to remember. For this reason it’s best if a person considers just buying their own domain name. And with the availability of cheap domain names, it is possible to get one that is very affordable.
When a person purchases a cheap domain name, the overall registration process is the same as it would be for regularly-priced domains. This means that first they would have to see if their domain name is available. To do this they must enter in their desired domain name in a special text box, then select the extension they want. If the domain name is available, they are free to purchase it. If it is not available, they will have to choose another domain name. Cheap domain name companies will offer suggestions on alternative domain names when this scenario occurs.
Are there any downsides to using cheap domain names? Unfortunately, yes. If a cheap domain name company is unscrupulous, a person may never receive a domain name at all. What happens is the company tells the customer to wait a few days for the domain name to become active. However, at the end of the timeframe, the domain name still doesn’t work. And since the company is unscrupulous anyway, emailing customer service won’t do anything.
How can a person ensure they don’t encounter a fraudulent cheap domain name company? First and foremost they need to check to see if it is registered with the Better Business Bureau. This is an organization that ensures businesses are operating in a legitimate manner. Secondly, they need to see if the company has normal contact information, such as an address and a telephone number. Thirdly, they should see if the company has a bad reputation on message boards dedicated to webmasters. Of course, one may not always get an opinion on a particular company but if they do they will know to stay clear of it.
Yet, if a cheap domain name company is legitimate, there is no other disadvantage to getting a discounted domain name. They work just like regularly priced domain names, so if a person has one available to them they definitely need to take advantage of it.
