Do you think it is a good niche ?

[rouillerromain]

Hey i found a product to sell with 11 of difficulty, 92 of opportunity , 32 of potentiel, 6600 local search by months according to adword and longtailpro , 130 000  results on google but only 0,20 cent for the advertising,   do you think its a good  niche ?

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thanks !

WhZyx

[rouillerromain]

hey,

great, thanks for the answers,

so no its not a good niche for me for sure,

thanks!

[ronell-smith]

Let's turn this around a bit: It's ONLY a good opportunity for you, if you/your brand is uniquely qualified to fulfill the needs of the prospects in this niche.

Too often, brands mistake "great opportunity" for "great opportunity for me."

If (a) it is a great opportunity and (b) your brand is in the best position to own the space, it's at least worth exploring.

RS

[rouillerromain]

thanks for this answer ,

i have an other question, a very different one,    i heard a lot of stories about google and the google 's rank, if google doesn't like the web tactical it can destroy the site's rank.

I would like to do some tactic's test with some websites, but i have the same web hosting for all my websites and i would like to be sure that in the case where google doesn't like something with one particular website and decide to ruine it rank, google won't  do in the same time the same thing for all my other websites ?

i hope you will understand my question, i am not a native english speaker, sorry about that,

thanks

[Chris_Hickman]

Jordan hits some very good points. Realistically you're not going to be pursing just one keyword for a website. Look at variations of your focused keyword, and any other keywords related. Really you should analyze about 100 different keywords.

Are you familiar with the industry? If a customer calls or emails about a technical question on the product are you able to provide a valid answer? If you are creating content on the niche are you familiar with what issues people are having? You can always hire someone that can handle these issues, but it's always a plus to have some knowledge of the industry you're working in.

Chris

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[JordanLowry]

It is hard to tell without knowing the industry. But if it is an industry you know something about or are interested in immersing yourself in then it might be a good opportunity. I would check Google trends to look and see if the industry as a whole is growing. I would also check variations on the keyword or keywords you did some research on and see how competitive other terms are as well.