This week I decided to do some research on one of the hottest markets (I have a list of about 50), and since the weather is so nice, and I live close to a golf course, I decided to go for one of the golf niches: Golf Club Sets.
Let’s dig in!
| Top 10 Highest Paying Keywords(from the Google keyword tool)left hand golf club sets $1.60
hybrid golf club sets $1.48 lady golf club sets $1.28 callaway golf club sets $1.27 golf club sets callaway $1.27 iron golf club sets $1.27 kids golf club sets $1.19 graphite golf club sets $1.19 ladies golf club sets $1.18 adams golf club sets $1.17 Bonus men golf club sets $1.15 left handed golf club sets $1.14 junior golf club set $1.14 |
Top 10 Most Searched Keywords(all phrases are exact matches in Google)golf club sets 90,500
golf club set 30,100 mens golf club sets 6,600 golf clubs set 4,400 golf clubs sets 4,400 used golf club sets 4,400 ladies golf club sets 2,900 complete golf club sets 2,400 womens golf club sets 2,400 Bonus junior golf club set 1,900 ladies golf club set 1,300 junior golf club sets 1,000 |
Resources
There are lots of resources for this niche: industry magazines, forums, PLR articles and more.
Possible Affiliate Programs
Amazon.com has many products for this niche: golf club sets for women
Remember to search CJ.com & Shareasale.com for affiliate programs as well.
Monetization Suggestions
I am very surprised AdSense payouts are not higher, but that’s OK. you can use it occasionally on your information pages, and keep it off your product pages.
Clickbank has lots of ebooks in this niche: do your due diligence and make sure the ebooks have accurate info, and the landing pages don’t have leaks that could cost you commissions.
Build a list! This niche is excellent for list building, and if you send them top notch information, your list will grow to depend on your for tips. Of course, once you build rapport with your list you can occasionally suggest new products, or old favorite ones. The possibilities are endless.
Here are some domains available for this niche now:
GolfClubSets.biz with 90,500 exact searches monthly WOW!
CompleteGolfClubSets .biz gets 2,400 exact searches a month.
GolfClubsSet.biz & GolfClubsSets.biz each getting 4,400 exact searches a month.
JuniorGolfClubSet.biz & .info, with 1,900 exact searches monthly
JuniorGolfClubSets.net, .org & biz, with 1,900 exact searches monthly
LadiesGolfClubSet.biz with 1,300 exact searches and LadiesGolfClubSets.biz with 2,900 exact searches a month.
MensGolfClubSets.biz & .info, getting 6,600 exact searches each month.
UsedGolfClubSets.biz, with 4,400 exact searches.
WomensGolfClubSets.info & .biz with 2,400 exact searches monthly.
WOW! Lots of opportunities! Grab one of these avaiable domains and go to work: it’s a profitable, evergreen niche.
If you need deeper keyword research for this, or any other niche, give me a shout: I’d love to help.
8 comments on “Free Niche Research: Golf Club Sets”
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Has anyone tried the new “Domain Samurai”? Keyword research and domain research from those keywords all in one piece of software.
How do you decide whether to go into a domain Adriana? How do you assess competition?
🙂
I haven't yet (need to find the time), but I have market samurai and use it.
It depends on many things, Alex. Some of my criteria is:
– do I know anything about the niche (or am I interested in learning about the niche)?
– how much competition there is (even though competition does not stop me from getting into a niche if I want to)
– how many exact searches the key phrase of the domain gets monthly: for domains with less than 1000 exact searches a month, even if you get in the top 3, there is still not enough traffic. But, if your phrase is very specific, it may still be worth it. Or, if you can combine with other key phrases and add up all the potential traffic….
And of course, does that domain/niche fit into your overall business plan? If it takes you off course, don't do it.
In any case, Lynn has a great post about assessing competition. Read that for more info.
Has anyone tried the new “Domain Samurai”? Keyword research and domain research from those keywords all in one piece of software.
How do you decide whether to go into a domain Adriana? How do you assess competition?
🙂
I haven't yet (need to find the time), but I have market samurai and use it.
It depends on many things, Alex. Some of my criteria is:
– do I know anything about the niche (or am I interested in learning about the niche)?
– how much competition there is (even though competition does not stop me from getting into a niche if I want to)
– how many exact searches the key phrase of the domain gets monthly: for domains with less than 1000 exact searches a month, even if you get in the top 3, there is still not enough traffic. But, if your phrase is very specific, it may still be worth it. Or, if you can combine with other key phrases and add up all the potential traffic….
And of course, does that domain/niche fit into your overall business plan? If it takes you off course, don't do it.
In any case, Lynn has a great post about assessing competition. Read that for more info.