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Ok, so you’ve found a good niche to tackle. Now’s the time to find out what keywords aside from the ones on your list you can go after. Sounds like a headache? Not with Webcomp Analyst.
Just click on the site result in Webcomp Analyst and a window will pop up. Click “Analyze Links” and the program will analyze 1000 inbound links.
You’ll see the link text for each inbound link found. You’ll also get a rundown on how many times that keyword phrase was found in the 1000 links analyzed.
Then all you have to do is add those keywords to your list. Voila! You’re done!
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One of the most crucial elements of choosing a niche to tackle is determining how competitive the niche is. Chose a niche that’s too competitive and you may waste your promotion efforts. But if you choose a niche with minimal competition, you may hit paydirt.
This is Webcomp Analyst’s strong point. Just plug in the keywords you want to research and click the “Analyze Competition” button. Within seconds, Webcomp Analyst will give you the top results (top 10 all the way to top 100 if you want).
For each position, you’ll see the number of incoming links the site has for that keyword phrase. You’ll also the total number of sitewide links the site has and the site’s Pagerank.
Which keywords you choose to tackle will depend on the level of your SEO skills. However, you’ll know within seconds what niches you can tackle. Stop wasting your time on unconquerable niches and unnecessary manual competitive research.
Once you’ve done your research with Webcomp Analyst, just click on the “CSV Export” list and all of your research will be saved in an easy-to-read spreadsheet.
