Oh. And we’re having a $5 comment contest on WebDiggin that you might want to get in on if you haven’t already. Your chances of winning are good 1 in 10. I’m not that popular

You have me thinking and I will improve this post and take the links out, just supplying an obvious affiliate link at the bottom.

I wrote it and hosted the images in blogger but this is a Wordpress blog.

As for finding out more, you fill out the form on the page and J.L.Jones sends you a link to 4 videos which show you various ways to use MNF. He has a very salesman attitude so I would normally have been turned off, however I was recommended the product by a great blogger called Garry Conn (www.garryconn.com) who really is trust worthy. Once you purchase and are using the product you get free upgrades for life and J.L. Jones is a real man who answers any questions you need with enthusiasm and care.

I personally think the landing page needs redesigning, I even had to contact Garry Conn to ask how the hell I purchase the damn thing!

As for visits, I am not very good with analyzing my stats (something I need to work out better) but just showing you this screen shot you can see that the the lion post is doing ok.

It’s hard to tell if Adsense is getting better as again, I have not been tracking where clicks come from (mainly because I don’t know how!) . I have had 5 clicks yesterdy and 1 today. Before I started getting my site seen in search engines I was barely getting 1 click per day.

Looking at SEO book the main difference is MNF wll let you know how many monthly searches a term is getting and it will tell you how many sites contain the exact same search words so you can judge your comptetition. It now also estimates ad price and allows you to search according to various countries searches so you can target words more effectively.

Looking at SEO book there are some useful things that it supplies too and I think I will start to use the tools hand in hand.

Thanks for the comment, makes my day to have people interacting like this.

I couldn’t figure out if this was a blogger or wordpress blog. (I know it says wordpress at the bottom, but I couldn’t figure out why the pictures lead to a blogger address.) Anyways.

Checked out Micro Niche Finder and I see what Comedy means. It’s not your google ads at the top of this post or the fact that you have Micro Niche finder links embedded in the content. It’s the landing page of the Micro Niche product itself. It has that one page, large font sales approach that screams go back. (Mind you, those pages are supposedly very good at converting into sales, but I haven’t experimented with it yet)

You know, I popped back twice to that landing page while writing this comment, and I still couldn’t find it in me to leave my email address and see what else it had to offer. But that’s just me.

How does Micro Niche Finder compare with the SEOBook free tool that shows related search terms and how much activity they’re getting? Looks like the Micro Niche Finder has a thesaurus function built into it? (I like your screenshots of the product in here, by the way - it’s the only thing that has me even thinking about the product)

Thanks for the food for thought. I’ve only considered niche keywords when promoting my minisite on domain names. But you’re right. You could try to get traffic onto your posts by targetting niche keywords. Do you find the time invested in making your individual posts SEO worthy gets returned in adsense clicks? Does your Lion Hugging Woman post get more traffic and more adsense clicks?

I obviously wanted to include my affiliate link but don’t want people to be turned off or feel that I am only writing for that reason, because I am not. I find this SEO stuff interesting and much more in reach then I ever thought.

Would it help to take off all Micro Niche Finder links and clearly state my affiliate at the bottom of the post?