YouTube dominating Google search results...

[Bilal Blair]

Hi guys,

I am doing affliate marketing through SEO and blogging, however I am struggling researching a niche.

I managed to find a sports niche on providing information on how to become a better player. I found two competitors who were getting a combined 60k traffic a month.

However, everytime I search the keywords on Google, YouTube videos always show up and dominate the first few positions so I am not sure if I should proceed.

Is this a really serious problem or should I just go for it?

 

[T J Tutor]

I am struggling researching a niche

everytime I search the keywords

These are two very different things. Researching a niche is not the same as researching keywords.

So which one of these two are you struggling with?

 

[Bilal Blair]

Sorry, I meant I have decided to go into the sports training niche but I am not too sure if that's a good idea because of the amount of YouTube tutorials.

 

[Bilal Blair]

So I am struggling with keywords

 

[T J Tutor]

Sorry, I meant I have decided to go into the sports training niche but I am not too sure if that's a good idea because of the amount of YouTube tutorials.

So, anything that is competitive is where a new affiliate should start. Why? Because that where the highest amount of action is. Working smaller abscure niches is for the more experienced. Therefore, sports training is probably a good place for you to start. It is a huge field and highly competitive. It has an abundance of target audiences.

So I am struggling with keywords

What are you using to research keywords?

 

[Bilal Blair]

So, anything that is competitive is where a new affiliate should start. Why? Because that where the highest amount of action is. Working smaller abscure niches is for the more experienced. Therefore, sports training is probably a good place for you to start. It is a huge field and highly competitive. It has an abundance of target audiences.



What are you using to research keywords?

I am using ubersuggest and a few manual methods such as Reddit forums, Google suggest, etc.

I only managed to find two competitors so far. However, there are quite a few that do YouTube.

Thanks for your advice.