I've been looking and asking for an answer to this for a while, but still nothing cleared my mind up.
Shortly.
I want to open a web design studio. I've figured out that niche down, focusing on a specific typology of professionals, would increase the chances to get projects.
I did a keywords analysis for different niches (both for my potential clients and potential client's client).
In both cases, i could find a small amount of keywords (maximum 10), and all of them with a monthly research volume of 1-10/1-100.. maybe just one with 1-1000.
Using these keywords to set up a campaign (always google tools) and get more detailed stats, i got a forecast of hundreds of impression and a dozen of click.
I don't really know how to gauge these data, but they looks really poor and not really worth the efforts.
I would like to know more about the decision making process basing on keywords data, when something worth work on it, when a niche is too narrow.
Hope someone can help it clear this out.
Thank!
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