Yes, It's a great idea. Green has to do with nature and you can utilize this niche to your advantage. Green is used all year round and it's even the color of our currency in the U.S. Think of products that go along with the color green like emerald pendants, necklaces, and charms. You get the idea. Go for it. Good luck!

I think it is a great idea!!
As long as you catagories it in a good way go with it!!
I would say there are lots more people out there loving green and make your site the "to go" site for them when they do their online shopping!

Best of luck!
Veronica

Hi.

Ignore the "naysayers". It's a brilliant niche!

OK, you're named Chelsea, and so you should be obsessed with the colour blue. But, hey, these things happen.

I'd much rather read about your obsessive hunt for green lavatory paper or musings on the search for multi-green rather than multi-grain cereals than most of the dreary rubbish I plough through on a daily basis.

There is so much meaningless emphasis on ranking and traffic. What's so great about being on the first page of Google with the right keyword getting 1,000 hits a second if those visitors spend or do NOTHING? I'd rather have a 1,000 visitors a year who are equally obsessed and come to me for everything green and as a bonus BUY my recommendations. Money's green. What's not to like?

Type the word "green" into Amazon. Work your way through the million+ items they list under that term and give your fellow obsessives your thoughts, opinions and reviews. Affiliate with Amazon, list those products you like and earn commission. Simple.

So, yes, kick-off your site by celebrating those green days, from May Day to St. Patrick to Halloween to Xmas. Then compile a list of Chartreuse cocktails. Does the taste turn you green? Natter about jealousy and envy and provide the perfect companion in a book recommendation. Start fan pages for Team-Kermit vs. Team-Shrek. Let your readers slog it out in the comments. And sell them soft green toys. Sign up to ColourLovers and Pinterest. Let us see socially how green obsessed you really are.

Why not play the eco angle? With products that not only are "green" but coloured green.

Be controversial. Be political. Rave or rage about GreenPeace. Would you date the Incredible Hulk or are you the green-eyed monster? How about Green Giant peas?
For or against?

Oh, and I believe there are millions-and-millions of people out there completely obsessed with the colour pink. It shouldn't be hard to create a site that becomes a rallying point for the minority greens. Go on, take that fight to the hideous pinkos. Tell 'em it's WAR.

I dare you.

Rich. x

It may work for some conditions. I remember once about a local furniture store, for about a two or three year period, that they displayed and sold only black and white designer kitchen, living room, and bedroom items. It was visually very interesting, but I don't know well they ever did business wise?

Have you seen this training? Maybe it will help you. https://my.wealthyaffiliate.com/training/mastering-the-keyword-research-process

Well an idea would be you can have a site that specializes in green things, like you there must many people who have an affection for the color green and things that are green. I wonder how many people are actually searching for green things? You specialize in bringing your passion of the color of green and all that is associated with it together with people searching for green things because they love the color green also! If you do it right you will have many people who are interested in having a look because they have never heard of such a thing as a website devoted to all things green. I know i would. Some key points, be remarkable! Be memorable. Make your site easy for people use and to share. This is where you would like to research the keywords and what people are using to type in the search engines to find green stuff! Use the google instant alphabet soup method, very useful. - Before you commit to the project make sure you feel confident that there is some commercial viability for the niche. You research keywords with modifiers like "buy green' "find green' "product name green" or 'green product name'...so forth and so on. - If nothing else, St. Patricks Day may be a good day for all things green! If the searches are there for many things green and people are like buying things green...this is your first step towards a possibly greener future! After deciding then learn about seo, finding traffic paths, like social and referring sites and associated techniques to bring people to your site!

I'll go ahead and say it. It's a bad idea.

Have you tried putting 'green' into the keyword tool here at wa or jaaxy?

I second that opinion, you go green! Girl

I think it sounds like a fun idea for a website and you have to remember that anything ypurpassionate about is worth pursuing. I think that sometimes a broad niche can get frustating because there's so many ideas that it's hard to narrow things down. My advice is this: Stick with your project. There aren't bad niches, but there are complicated ones. Slowly work on your "green" prpject, and while you doo creat a small site in a more targeted niche. This way, you'll have small niche sites working for you as you build your larger authority site. If you need help, let me know. You're doing great, don't panic..