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Hair Niche MarketingThe hair niche is interesting as there are many products and services available for sale. But hair is much too broad a niche and we are going to have to narrow it down to a sub niche. Once we find our sub niche we will look for a way to monetize it.

Hair Website Competition

Wordtracker is down so I hit Good Keywords. You will have to learn to be flexible with this as keyword tools, especially ones that are free, they have up and down days. Anyway, I typed in my keyword and to no surprise, came up with over 130,000 results. I then went to Google and looked up the competing sites. I got 227 million sites.

I started to search down towards the middle of the list. You will find that the more you do this; you will see that most of the keywords at the top have the most competing sites. I found the keyword phrase hair loss product. It has a decent number of searches at 4791 so I figured I’d give this a shot at Google. It was much better, but at 192,000 sites, it was still more than I wanted to tackle. So I kept looking.

I saw a phrase that I was hoping would bring me some luck. It was permanent hair removal and had 2947 searches. I then went to Google to see how many competing sites. We actually did even worse with this one as it had over 400,000 sites. I wasn’t feeling very confident about this niche. But I wasn’t going to give up until I had pretty much exhausted all reasonable possibilities.

I then decided to try typing in hair products to see if I could narrow this down a little bit more but the results were not good. I found hair removal product at about 359 searches and decided to give that a crack at Google. I came back with 102,000 sites. This is marginal at best. I didn’t want to settle for this sub niche so I kept looking. I knew hair would be popular but I didn’t know it would be this popular.

I finally found one that was excellent with best hair care product at 302 searches and Google sites at 22,500. Great! Now all I had to do was find a domain name. Well, I went for the obvious with besthaircareproducts.com. Well, get a load of this. It’s available as a premium domain name for over $1100. Okay, I figured let’s try the same domain with hyphens. No Luck, that’s taken too. I was really starting to get discouraged now.

I continued searching and I just could not find a domain name that would make it worth trying to monetize this sub niche. I finally realized that the niche of hair care and hair products was very competitive and trying to get into it was just not worth the trouble unless I dug down real deep and found a sub niche that was so obscure that it wouldn’t be worth the effort anyway.

This is going to happen. Every once in a while, you’re going to find a niche that is going to be so hard to break into that it’s just not worth the bother. Sometimes you have to know when to give up.



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    One Response to “Hair Niche Marketing”

    1. NoviceSEO Says:

      Hair care and hair products is a huge market. My wife has been a hair dresser for almost 20 years and believe me there are as many different variables to hair care and products as there are stars in the sky.

      If you are going to look for a niche in the hair market it would be wise to find someone who specializes in a certain type of hair care or product to find out what is going on. One example is “black hair relaxers” or something along that line.

      Good luck in your search…… you got me thinking now…… eric aka NoviceSEO

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