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Old 05-02-2007, 02:41 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Question What kind of volume is considered low for niches?
I was thinking about a certain niche to get into today, and it has a google search result of 260k- it got me thinking I wasn't really certain what I should be looking for to determine if the niche was unsaturated or not.

When I was doing more in arb, I just looked for a high volume of searches and a high keyword payout - and then tested to see if it worked well or not...

What kind of stats do you guys look at to determine if a niche is popular without being over saturated with too much competition?
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I don't look at any stats. Some of my best campaigns are in waaaaaay oversaturated niches. You have to just run a test. You can do research for 3 months and the results you get may be completely opposite of what you thought would happen.
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