Welcome to Step 4: Profit Forums TRAINING & WEBINARS Niche Training Here’s a tip to find niches

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  • #1285
    Marcus
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    Many people don’t realize that some rules in the programmatic world require ad networks to provide a public list of the sites where their ads run. If you want to get approved with an ad network this is a good way to find what they accept, including niches, content depth, and rankings (if any).

    Example: https://www.mediavine.com/sellers.json

    Mediavine is a popular ad network that pays better than Google Adsense but requires minimum traffic to get approved.

    Surprisingly if you research some of the domains in this list you can find a lot of them owning low-competition niches.

    This kind of list makes it easy to research and attack niches where you can get easy traffic and generate ad revenue.

    Hmmm, maybe a niche research tool has just been born…..

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    #1349
    lwmfaylor
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    The link leads to a page of code.

    #1370
    Diana
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    Yes, but you can see the names and domains, which may help you identify niches.

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    #1384
    Marcus
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    The link leads to a page of code.

    Yes, because its a JSON file. You can see the domain names in the brackets, that’s what you focus on.

     

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