I have been using this little script for sometime now on my dev machine and decided to make it free to the public.

The script will randomly pull an eBay category from a DB and list up to the top 100 searched keywords for that category. I have linked the keywords to the corresponding eBay search so you can quickly see the niche potential.

I know the “Blog Theme” is a little cheesy, but I wanted it to look different, hopefully I can get something better up in the coming weeks.

Chuck

The big advantage of something like wordtracker or any of the other research tools…

It will provide a list of 1000′s of “Related” keywords and most importantly, “Related” long tail phrases. From that list of hundreds or thousands, you are able to sort them into the highest KEI (lowest competition) terms that fit into your niche market.

The lower the KEI – the easier it is to rank for a term.

I will be covering this fairly indepth on Monday as well.

Mark

In case I’m completely wrong in my thinking, I assume that this list of 1000 keywords will tail off in popularity and thus value. Right?

Thanks,
Kirk

One very unique feature of Nichebot is paid subscribers get to have weekly Q&A sessions with its creator Jim Morris. These are Sunday afternoons.

It provides the first 50 results from Wordtracker and allows you to drill down (dig) just like a WT subscription. A full subscription to WT will allow you to list 500 results. So, if you have a good idea how you want to drill down (your longtail), you’ll be able to work with Nichebot WT results.

What’s different is Nichebot offers multiple keyword research tools in one location – Wordtracker and KeywordDiscovery. WT and KD utilize different sources for their counts. WT only goes back 90 days, KD offers trend data for an entire year. KD offers a very extensive longtail database – Nichebot requires use of premium credits to review that data (you are allocated premium credits depending on your subscription selection).

I rarely use the premium credits, but having access to the WT’s data and KD’s long tail data is great for the subscription price. I’ve had a full subscription to WT before, but for now, Nichebot is meeting my needs.

Nichebot also offers some LSI tools – but if you want a good free LSI tool, check out ArticleJockey.com. Great for writing articles too. The creator is close with the folks over at Themezoom.com (if you’ve got $300/month you can get a subscription to TZ).

There are many more features – but just go to nichebot.com to check out all the details. I know guys who just utilize KeyWord Elite without any paid subscription services, but I prefer to have some tangible data (and it gives my SEO clientèle something tangible).

I do SEO consulting so I can justify my subscription cost to Nichebot. I’m just beginning to diversify with BANS so I’m real interested in this series.

Niche Inspector is a software created by Myleena Phan. The website is NicheInspector.com.

I have found it to be an excellent software for finding niches.

It is slightly pricey at $127 (one time) but, according to my experience, it is an absolute worthwhile buy.

Raj