Google Trends Is Best Blog Niche
Google Trends Is the Best Blog Niche source for newbie who want to start blogging, choosing the best niche for their blog is not an easy way to do since they do blogging for the first time. Some people said write about what you love is the best thing to do. Or write about the new trend is the best choice.
I won’t talk about how to pick up what your love as your blog niche. I’ll show you how to follow the trend on the internet and make it as your blog niche.
The reason is “TRAFFIC”. Blogger need traffics for their blog. With traffics they blog become useful. Because choosing the right topic or niche will bring tons of traffics. And they won’t waste they time. If you a newbie and want to choose which one is the best niche for your blog here are the tips:
The idea is compare one niche or topic to another.
For an example we will compare between “Michael Jackson” and “Twitter”
Go to Google Trends
And then type “Twitter” on the search box. This is the result
And the next thing to do is use the same way for the word “Michael Jackson” And the result is something like this,
From the both chart we saw that the “Michael Jackson” word is higher than the “twitter” word. That means writing about “Michael Jackson” is better niche or topic for today.
Note:
Playing and searching trends on Google Trends is like we are playing on stock. The chart will keep change everyday and every years. It depends on the internet trends. The best thing to do is keep following the trends everyday like we following the stock chart.
But these tips will help you if you have so many niche and don’t know which one is the best one. Today best trends won’t be the best for the next day.
Let see what I have done before. On June 20th, 2009 I wrote about New York State Of Mind Lyrics because it’s the best trend on that day. But it didn’t the best trend anymore on June 26th, 2009 because on that day the new trend is Michael Jackson Has Died
I hope that tips will help you to decide when you are going to choose for the best.
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