You are interested in making money online niche. Put that in the search bar for the niche finder tool.

You will then be shown ten search results for the ways you can make money online.

The image above is the returned results for niche finder. With this returned search result, each one of the suggestions can be a niche on its own.

Lets dig a little deeper into these suggestions.

Click on the magnified glass to search futher on niche suggestions.

When I searched more on affiliate marketing, the different directions suggestions returned 10 more results.

Now the make money online niche is a popular niche that might be difficult to rank high on 1st page of Google, I recommend breaking the niche down futher by choosing a sub niche like one of the sub niche suggestions.

I will try to keep this training within the beginner level, but if you are not a premium or premium plus member I recommend upgrading as the niche finder works well with Alphabet Soup and Jaaxy tools.

Next Apply your niche to blog content.

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Julia39 Premium
Good training, Jannette, what has always baffled me is why on the left some text is lighter coloured amongst the darker text. Your keywords are there but written in different phrases.
The one you chose has 'earn', in light grey why? I can't figure it out! are these like transition words?
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TheAbiePPlus Premium Plus
@Julia39
Julia, can you give us a screenshot, please? I look at the training I cannot pin down what you are referring to. Thank you. If a website, could it be the CSS of a theme?

You can also right-click and inspect the element. Find what it is, and try to locate and correct the issue.
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Julia39 Premium
@TheAbiePPlus
Hi Abie, it's the screenshot above 'earn' money with affiliate marketing. 10th down.
earn, is a light text to 'money with affiliate marketing'. which is in bold.
What's the difference, between light and bold?
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TheAbiePPlus Premium Plus
@Julia39
The BOLD words are the ones added in your keyword before you click search, and the ones less highlighted are choices from the Jaaxy tool.
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Julia39 Premium
@TheAbiePPlus
Ok thanks, kind of gathered that, I thought there was more to it.
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JDGresham Premium
Good Post, Jannette. :)

How are all of you doing?
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Javiji Premium
What does QSR stand for?
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TheAbiePPlus Premium Plus
@Javiji
Quoted Search Results: the number of competing websites ranked in Google for this exact keyword.
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RCanty Premium Plus
Awesome training, Jannette! This refresher has great value to those forgot the basics, like me.

Canty
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