I have purchased micro niche finder, and I'm wondering if someone could give me a little guidance on how to use it for article marketing? I'm mostly concerned about the amount of searches, and competition. Any keyword research would be great!
I bought it more than half year ago. Didn't really use it. To be frank, the data are pulled from google, so basically it's not really reliable. The best is to run PPC tests to confirm the searches.
Yeah I haven't used that one myself. I use expensive software that does a lot more, and I analyze all the data myself. It's best to manually check the sites too, because sometimes data can be manipulated, among other things.
Its really nice to see here about this.I am also looking for this from a long time tell me how much you pay for this.
Yeah, the data is pulled from Google. As is all the other so called wonder tools out there. MNF is great when you learn how to use it. They just made a few great enhancements to it. Most of the people who have MNF have dumped all the other crappy tools out there and use it exclusively, myself included. The best place to start is with their videos. The Users Manual is great too. It is all really super easy to use. I haven't seen the videos but have glanced at the manual. If I can do it anyone can.) One of the best things I like about it is that it comes up with these niches that you would never think of. Very very low competition and a decent search count. Take your time and don't be afraid to experiement with it. You really can't go wrong. After you learn how to use it you will soon see that it does a little more than what is documented or advertised.
The Micro Nitche finder is a good program used for article making.. And i expect a lot of good articles made by you.! You can go to the forums, there are lots for people looking for a job..
I have tried Micro Niche Finder but find it always shutting down for some unknown reason. And the data is gathered from Google keyword tool too.
Definitely watch the videos! It is a great tool especially for finding niche ideas. Once you narrow it down the results you should compare the data with a few other tools for accuracy. Once you have a list of 20-50 keywords pick the best dozen or so based on the data and write articles with those words keeping the keyword density around 2 percent.