I just set up a new niche, long tail keyword blog on Roth IRAs distribution limits. Why? Well I am mildly interested in the topic but I can't say it is a burning passion.
But as a blogger, I consider myself a provider of specialized information on a variety of topics. I really buy into the concept of long tail keywords, which means I took the topic of Roth IRAs and used my Micro Niche Finder tool to narrow it down into search engine requests that have very little competition. I did not go after the highly competitive "Roth IRA" keyword itself.
The two keywords I targeted combine for about 3900 Google searches per month. If one-third of those searchers find my blog (after a few months when the blog gets indexed and my SEO measures begin to take effect)that will be about 1300 visitors each month.
Since there is so little competition for these keywords, and since I will be using SEO techniques to target them, I hope I can get first page Google page rankings for these search terms within a few months.
Let's say about one-fifth of these 1300 people click on the ads. That is about 260 clicks. I have no idea how much Google will pay on these ads, but I'm hoping for $1 or more. That would be $260 per month for that blog alone.
My math still feels like it is probably too optimistic somewhere in this process, so I'll round these numbers down to $100 a month for this one blog. But even that sounds awfully good to me since I plan to put up many blogs over time.
But one thing I have noticed already: I am starting to become much more interested in the topic of Roth IRAs distribution limits than I was before.
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