How to discover great content ideas by studying your niche , what is niche, how to get best rating niche.

                 INTRODUCTION

                                  Welcome 

In this lesson, I'm going to solve the common struggle

of ideas for your blog. So that you will never have to

worry about it again, here's the agenda for this lesson:

 I have 4 sources of great content ideas for you. These four will be 

enough to fill your content calendar for the full year ahead,

 I promise. And then we'll talk about prioritizing your list 

of content ideas and decide which of them 

will have the highest impact on

 your business. So, let's go. How to Discover Great 

                    Content Ideas

 How to discover great content                          ideas by studying your niche 

Regardless of the niche that your business falls into be

 it business consulting, health care, insurance, photography,

 or anything else. The chances are a ton of people are talking

 about it online. There might be forums or different online

 communities, where your ideal customers are hanging out.

 There might also be groups on Facebook, LinkedIn, 

Reddit, or Slack. And there might be some sites where people

 leave their Reviews about relevant products or services.

 In other words, there's no shortage of places online, 

where you can go and watch your target audience 

communicate and speak their mind.

Even Reddit alone can supply you with enough content 

ideas to keep you busy for months. There's a subreddit

 for almost anything. You're in the business of selling knives?

No problem let's search for "knives" on Reddit.

 and I see two cool subreddits right away:

r/knives/ and r/knife club/. It took me just a few

 minutes of browsing these subreddits to find a few

 great ideas for blog posts: But let's not forget what

 we learned...

We need to make sure that people are searching for 

these topics on Google

          A parent topic that we could target, and finally look at 

the number of linking websites among the top-ranking pages.

So, let's put these three topic ideas from Reddit into Ahrens'

 Keywords Explorer for quick research. And immediately

 one of them seems promising.

I see an article at knifeinformer.com titled "The Best 

Gentleman's Pocket Knife" and it

gets almost 400 visits per month in the US while only 

having one link from one website.

And the rest of the search results don't seem very 

competitive based on how many backlinks they have.

 How cool is that? It took me just a few minutes to find

 an awesome article idea, that has quite decent traffic

 potential and a tiny number of links. Guess how many

 content ideas you will find if you browse Reddit for like

 two hours. And Reddit is just one of the wide variety of

 places around the web where you can go and study what

 your target audience is talking about. Amazing content ideas 

can come from almost any source

that is somehow related 

to your business! This one time I was browsing the 

bookstore in the airport while waiting for my flight.

 And saw a magazine, which had a title too good to ignore:

 "How to set up online business So I immediately bought it

. A lot because I was hoping to learn anything new from it,

 but because this was the magazine that my target 

audience was reading. And therefore, it could help 

me understand them better This is how this magazine

 ended up on my work desk and I was browsing it 

whenever I wanted to procrastinate for a while.

 That's how I stumbled upon this article:

 "Search engines: how to get listed" Seriously?

 People struggle with that.

         With over seven years of experience in SEO,

 I could not understand how someone could not know this.

 So I pulled Ahrens' Keywords Explorer tool and 

entered that headline there. I checked the top-ranking 

results, and I was blown away by the amount of search

 traffic that I saw coming to one of the top-ranking articles.

Over 11,000 visits per month from the US alone and 18,000

 visits per month globally.

The top keyword of this article is

 "submit website to search engines."

Looks like this is the most popular search query that

 people are using to search for this topic. And it's

 Search volume is 1,400 searches per month in the US alone.I thought this was a great topic for us to cover 

on Hare’s blog because people who are looking 

to submit their websites to search engines are 

looking to get traffic from search engines.

 And that was a perfect opportunity to introduce 

them to Ahrens tools. So guess who published a

 detailed guide on that topic two months ago?

Today we already rank at position #8 for the main 

search query - "submit website to search engines."

 Which is the bottom of the front page of Google search results.

And in just two months from the publish date, this 

post has already brought us almost a thousand visitors 

from Google search. Which is quite a decent result 

for such a short timeframe.

     Conclusion

So I hope this was a good example to illustrate how 

studying your niche and getting in the heads of your 

potential customers help you to create highly relevant

 content on your blog and get targeted traffic from Google.

 And before we move on to the next strategy, I suggest you

 pause this video and take action. Search on Reddit & 

Facebook for relevant communities where your target

 the audience is hanging out. Spend at least 10 minutes 

browsing each of these communities and looking for things 

that bother people the most and the language they use to

 describe them; Whenever something strikes you as a great

 idea for an article on your blog, don't forget what you've

 learned in the previous lesson and tested this content idea for

 search traffic potential and ranking difficulty. Try to find at

 at least three cool article ideas, before you move on to the next

 strategy that I'm about to show you.