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NBA Draft SEO | How Sports Draft Sites Make Money

I’m an NBA obsessive. Besides spending hundreds of hours a year lurking inside a certain basketball forum, I love NBA mock draft sites. As a long-suffering Knicks fan, most recent seasons have ended with a lottery selection in the NBA draft. NBA fans like me spend countless hours analyzing prospects over the course of the […]

Song Lyric SEO | How Lyric Finder Sites Make Disgusting Ad Cash

In this niche report, I examine a strange style of site that thrives on duplicate content. If you’ve ever Googled your favorite artist’s song lyrics before and discovered you’ve been singing them wrong for years, you’ve probably stumbled across a lyric website. As a long time Nirvana fan, song-lyric sites often provide invaluable, and somewhat […]

Parking Affiliate Programs | The Most Boring Niche In The World

If you’ve ever booked a flight or planned a trip, you’ve probably been prompted to reserve parking. Whether it’s to store your car in a long-term parking lot, or reserve parking nearby the conference you’re attending, parking garages can be an invaluable convenience. I should know- as a NYC resident, parking spaces are at a premium. In fact, […]

Death Row SEO [Ranking For Prisons]

Here’s another bizarre niche- ‘prison’. If you’re obsessed with true crime and prisons (like I may or may not be), this could be a weird niche to cash in on.The idea is ranking for prisons and prisoners. I stumbled across a site in this niche while browsing Flippa, making nearly $2,000/month with display ads:(I removed reference to the […]

The Psychic Niche | Monetizing Astrology, Tarot and Afterlife Pet Communications

Whether you think psychics are con artists or not, there’s a lot of money to be made in this niche. In fact, I’m using the term ‘psychic’ pretty loosely. I’m really referring to an entire genre of mystical and extrasensory concepts. Things like tarot reading, astrology, numerology, spiritual communication, etc. that can loosely sit beneath the umbrella term […]

Book Summary Sites: How CliffsNotes Profits From Lazy Students

In this niche report, I analyze a site that ranks for almost 2 million keywords (August 2018) with over 280,000 backlinks. This brand seems like it’s been around forever. In fact, when I was in high school their products were hot, illicit commodities. Traded in the shadows of the school locker room. Squirreled away deep […]

[The TV Niche] How To Convert Your Embarrassing TV Addiction Into A Profitable Blog

This one is a huge goldmine. An unharvested landscape of search volume that no one touches. Mainly because they lack the imagination and the hustle to perform creative keyword research. The idea is: “television shows”. There are millions of searches every month conducted by people looking up their favorite show online. For example, they’re Googling:their favorite show’s character,the […]

[Rotten SEO] Ranking For Expired Food Searches

Recently I was rooting through the back of my refrigerator and came across a zip-locked bag of Cracker Barrel Sharp Cheddar. It must have been in the back of the fridge for several months. Was it any good? I had no idea. So I voice-searched Google: “how long does cracker barrel cheese last”. I was unsurprised to find a […]

[Odd SEO] How Emoji Directories Are Slaying Search

Emojis: love them or hate them they’ve become indispensable to modern, mobile communication. They’re a fast and easy way to convey emotion. Hell, they even made a movie about them in 2017! And there are thousands of them- exploding in popularity when Apple released iOS 6 in 2012, according to LifeWire.The site I’m profiling today capitalizes on the […]

[Strange SEO] Ranking For Random People’s Names: How People Finder Sites Are Making Millions

Continuing my series on weird SEO, today I’m profiling sites that rank for ‘people’ queries. First, a question… When’s the last time you Googled somebody? Maybe you were researching a prospective Tinder date or vetting a potential job hire. It’s a common strategy- especially as social media has nearly eliminated the expectation of personal privacy. Now it’s expected that […]

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