One of the most frequent questions that I hear is people having trouble finding suitable niches, keywords and even offers to promote.

I personally feel that the easiest way to find niches and offers is to simply use keyword modifiers in your query (just drop these into your favorite keyword tool).

Keyword Modifiers would be words like:

Cure
Get Rid Of
How To
Stop
Buy
etc.

Once you find some suitable niches with a decent amount of searches, just go to Google and search using each of these keywords and see what people are offering (using PPC).

I’ve just uploaded a video that explains how you do this along with a downloadable PDF about keyword modifiers here:

http://supersimplemarketing.com (no opt-in necessary)

I also show you a neat trick for checking a PPC ad’s staying power without using paid tools (like PPC Bully or Google Cash Detective).

Let me know what you think by dropping a comment below.

Enjoy!

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Trouble Finding Niches & Offers?

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Tips For Blog Traffic – Trend Blogging Optimization

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So I decided to create a quick Blogger tutorial where I go over how you can quickly remove the Blogger Nav Bar:

Why do you want to reomove the Blogger navigation bar?

Simply because, if you use it for marketing purposes you are leaking traffic. In other words, you may be losing dollars because it gives people an alternative to clicking one of your links.

So watch the video and learn how you can plug this hole in your blogger blog.

Also be on the lookout for the "wrap up" of my Trend Blogging Case Study (and Blogger Tutorials) over the next week or so. It will be in two parts and include how you set up your blog to receive the traffic AND how to leverage web 2.0 to drive traffic to Blogger.

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How To Remove The Blogger Nav Bar

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Adding Google Analytics to Blogger

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If you are going to be building a blog using Blogger for Trend Blogging, you need to understand how and where to add your AdSense units. So, I created two videos on how you can add AdSense to a Blogger Blog. One on the basics of adding Adsense to Blogger and the second on more advanced tactics (see below).

Obviously, I am assuming that you already have an AdSense account. If not, make sure you sign up for one ASAP as it takes a few days to get your account approved by Google. You can signup for the AdSense program here.

The first video talks about using the built-in facilities of Blogger to add AdSense to your blog (this video is just a tad bit over 9 minutes long)

There is however a downside to using the built in features… which is the lack of control of ad placements. You really only have three choices using their features: 1. below each blog post; 2. in your left or right navigation; 3. in the footer. This leaves out an obvious placement, which is an ad above your blog post. This area is probably the most important for click through rates of your ads.

So, I’ve created another video that shows you step-by-step how to add the code above each blog post (this video is about 8.5 minutes):

You will need to parse your AdSense code into standard XML to work properly with your blog. I explain all of this in the video above. But, in short, you need to convert certain symbols from your AdSense code into a language that Blogger can understand. In other words, we need to change:

This is extremely simple, and can be done with a program such as "Notepad" on your PC. I show you how to do this quickly and efficiently in the video using the "replace" function in Notepad.

Once your code has been converted into a language Blogger understands, you can simply copy and paste it into Blogger. In the video I will show you exactly where you want to enter this code.

Have a look at the second video. If you have any questions, please feel free to post using the comments function below.

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Adding AdSense to Blogger – Trend Blogging Part 4

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