Thank you. This was more detail that most of the other RUclipsrs share. I like the fact you gave some guidelines to your sweetspot for number of searches.
Thank you so so so much! I'm just starting to watch you as recommended by a few POD friends and you just got me several subniches for mom shirts! I had baseball mama, however Erank just got me a different keyword! Very low competition! I'm so excited, I just hope this all helps as I have been at it for 8 months and only 16 sales. I don't know if it's my prices or what.
This is the 3rd time I'm watching your video. It was super helpful........, by following you, I found a great niche today, using e-rank for first time. that is over 3000/Mo searches but only 2000-4000 comp. (Started Esty on January 23, hope will get my first sale soon.) I promise I will give my 100% on it. Thanks a lot, dear. Subscribed :)
Please could you explain to me how those figures point to a good unsaturated item to sell? If 3000 people are searching and there are 3 or 4,000 competitors doesn't that mean that for each one search/customer, there is already at least one competitor/item? I'm so confused about that. 🤔
@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey this is not like that. Just look at the search volume first, if it's green or light green then go to competition, if it's also green or light green then you can use it. 🙂 the more green the better. But first look the search volume before anything else.
Your videos have been very helpful to me!! Q: I started using Everbee and I got conflicting information from everyone. So do I pick keywords for my title and tags that have a high Keyword Score on Everbee? OR do I ignore the keyword score and focus on getting keywords with high search volume and low competition.
Thankyou, your videos are really helpful!! Definitely feeling optimistic after watching it, the opportunities and ideas are overwhelming so thanks for the direction! 😊
The Everbee average monthly sales was 3 because that is the average for the search term as a whole, not a specific listing. Looking at the results, we see that a listing made 48 sales, but most of the others made 0 sales; dragging the overall average down to 3.
oh I see what you mean! thank you for clearing that up. I was understanding it wrong and that makes a lot more sense. I'd find the other metric much more helpful ahah
You need to work in a piano entrance to your videos. :) You are a treasure and I enjoy the way you explain things. Thank you! This is by far the best video on Niches.
Thanks for sharing this information. I'm not sure if you have covered this in other videos, but with Print on Demand how do you compete with the pricing on Etsy? I'm using Printful for my POD and their cost justs for the t-shirts are around $13 before shipping. Most of the Etsy stores have their shirts for less than $10. If I used that price, I wouldn't make a profit at all.
Hi Christina, I have been rewatching and rewatching this video and finding lots of unsaturated niches through my own research, which is so encouraging. Thank you. To use your example- if there are only 20 searches a month in a particular niche that has 1000 competitors it seems like such a small amount of traffic . Even if you took over the niche, wouldn’t you still be only making 20 sales a month? Is the idea to then branch out or cross-niche from there? Any further explanation would be so helpful to my newbie over-thinker brain😂. Thanks! Thanks!
Ah, I literally just asked this exact question. I just can't figure any way to view those figures as pointing towards a good thing to sell if the figures are literal numbers of searches and competitors. Strange 🤔
Awesome video! Thanks for the tips. I have a question. If you are selling the same design on a t-shirt and sweatshirt, do you sell them through one listing combined or do you create separate listings for t-shirts and sweatshirts?
Hi, can anyone explain to me please how eg how a product keyword with eg 30 monthly searches with compeition of 1000 is a good sign? If only 30 people are searching for it and there are already 1000 people selling an item with that keyword, doesnt that mean that there are approx 30.3x items per 1 search? Sorry if I'm being dim and the figures mean something other than literal numbers of searches v listings... I just can't figure any way that could possibly be a good item to sell . If anyone can chime in that would be great.
Competition is just people using that keyword, doesnt mean they made good designs, did good SEO, are ranking high, have decent pricing. They just threw that keyword into their tags. That is also just people searchign on Etsy, ive had success with keywords that even showed 0 searches but you also show on google and other locations that Etsy advertises
Hope you enjoyed this weeks video! PS: You can grab my free Print on Demand training to learn how to get started with your own print on demand store here: cuonline.ewebinar.com/webinar/how-to-build-a-pod-business-6002
Can someone please help me understand this? Some sub-niches have good AVERAGE searches per month with low competition. However, some of these niches have searches that peak at one month and are basically 0 searches for the other months. How could I consider that niche for long term for this situation?
Hi! I just started watching your videos and I love them. I have a question... you say that hobbies and interests are a good niche, but if in Etsy I look for 'dancer t-shirt' in Everbee it only shows 300 monthly research, same case if I look for readers or yoga mom shirt... so, how do I really know what is a good niche? I'm confused
I have a question about tags.. do we use the high keyword score lists (everbee) in our 13 tags? I’ve seen a lot of best sellers use tags with 0 score, ty !
Oh interesting, I just tried it out and you are right. UK has many strict laws about sharing data so perhaps this prevented eRank from being able to collect that information
Hey Corinna, as in duplicating the listing and testing new SEO? I will if I’m stuck on 2 directions for the title and tags, so if I am I will test 2 different titles. Or if I have a design I believe in and after 4 months it still isn’t selling then I’ll revisit the SEO!
Do you think it’s better to have a good price and not ever put them on sale, or is it better to price things a little higher and always have sales going?
Funny how it's only Americans and 'some' Canadians pronounce the word niche as nitch, but the rest of the world pronounces the word as it was meant, due to its French origin which is 'neesh'. Nitch sounds so awkward and kind of cringy.
NITCH NITCH- also according to google nitch was the original way "In the past, you would have pronounced the word NITCH traditionally. The Gallic pronunciation, British English NEESH, has gained popularity over the past decades. Now American dictionaries accept both versions."
Not saying copy but if people have no clue what makes a shirt sell, good luck trying to create selling designs. In every single business if you don’t study your competitions and innovate ONTOP good luck being successful
I CAN NEVER DECIDE. im actually canadian and I always said it the way you did, UNTIL SOMEONE TOLD ME I WAS WRONG lol. you can never be right on the internet apparently
For anyone using the free everbee, you can export that data into an exel (there's a button) and do your sorting within the spreadsheet.
You have no idea how helpful is this video to all of us. Thank you so much!❤
You are the best thank you so much!
This video was extremely helpful!! I needed this so badly! I am so glad you’re on RUclips and offering such great advice.
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Your videos are by far the best i've come across, clear explinations and examples. Thanks
Glad it was helpful! 😊
Thank you. This was more detail that most of the other RUclipsrs share. I like the fact you gave some guidelines to your sweetspot for number of searches.
You're welcome! happy to help 😀
Totally Helpful!!! Feel way better, Thanx Lady! Merry Christmas
Thank you so so so much! I'm just starting to watch you as recommended by a few POD friends and you just got me several subniches for mom shirts! I had baseball mama, however Erank just got me a different keyword! Very low competition! I'm so excited, I just hope this all helps as I have been at it for 8 months and only 16 sales. I don't know if it's my prices or what.
This video is so helpful and really made me feel more comfortable getting started with an Etsy store. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge!
I am so happy to hear that! Wishing you the best with your Etsy store!
amazing - thank you so much
This is the 3rd time I'm watching your video. It was super helpful........,
by following you, I found a great niche today, using e-rank for first time. that is over 3000/Mo searches but only 2000-4000 comp.
(Started Esty on January 23, hope will get my first sale soon.) I promise I will give my 100% on it.
Thanks a lot, dear. Subscribed :)
Great job! You are so welcome! 😊
Please could you explain to me how those figures point to a good unsaturated item to sell? If 3000 people are searching and there are 3 or 4,000 competitors doesn't that mean that for each one search/customer, there is already at least one competitor/item? I'm so confused about that. 🤔
@@WakeyWakeyEggsandBakey this is not like that. Just look at the search volume first, if it's green or light green then go to competition, if it's also green or light green then you can use it. 🙂 the more green the better. But first look the search volume before anything else.
Awesome I'm excited to undertake this journey.
Best of luck! 😊
Your videos have been very helpful to me!! Q: I started using Everbee and I got conflicting information from everyone. So do I pick keywords for my title and tags that have a high Keyword Score on Everbee? OR do I ignore the keyword score and focus on getting keywords with high search volume and low competition.
Thankyou, your videos are really helpful!! Definitely feeling optimistic after watching it, the opportunities and ideas are overwhelming so thanks for the direction! 😊
You're so welcome! You got this!
Thank you ❤❤❤
The Everbee average monthly sales was 3 because that is the average for the search term as a whole, not a specific listing. Looking at the results, we see that a listing made 48 sales, but most of the others made 0 sales; dragging the overall average down to 3.
oh I see what you mean! thank you for clearing that up. I was understanding it wrong and that makes a lot more sense. I'd find the other metric much more helpful ahah
Cracking video honestly. Really enjoyed.
Extremely helpful video Christina - thank you.
🤯 wow. I see where I have been going wrong, thank you SO MUCH!
I am so glad this helped!!!
thanks for this wonderful video again! very helpful as always!
Glad it was helpful!
Underrated video! This was great
Thank you! 😊
You need to work in a piano entrance to your videos. :) You are a treasure and I enjoy the way you explain things. Thank you! This is by far the best video on Niches.
thank you soooo much! and yes I do need to actually learn to play more songs on my piano for that xD
You're amazing! I can't thank you enough.
Wow, thank you!
So helpful, thank you!
Thanks for sharing this information. I'm not sure if you have covered this in other videos, but with Print on Demand how do you compete with the pricing on Etsy? I'm using Printful for my POD and their cost justs for the t-shirts are around $13 before shipping. Most of the Etsy stores have their shirts for less than $10. If I used that price, I wouldn't make a profit at all.
Thank you so much, You Have a New subscriber
Hi Christina, I have been rewatching and rewatching this video and finding lots of unsaturated niches through my own research, which is so encouraging. Thank you.
To use your example- if there are only 20 searches a month in a particular niche that has 1000 competitors it seems like such a small amount of traffic . Even if you took over the niche, wouldn’t you still be only making 20 sales a month? Is the idea to then branch out or cross-niche from there? Any further explanation would be so helpful to my newbie over-thinker brain😂. Thanks!
Thanks!
Ah, I literally just asked this exact question. I just can't figure any way to view those figures as pointing towards a good thing to sell if the figures are literal numbers of searches and competitors. Strange 🤔
Yesssss Thisssss!!!!
Awesome video! Thanks for the tips. I have a question. If you are selling the same design on a t-shirt and sweatshirt, do you sell them through one listing combined or do you create separate listings for t-shirts and sweatshirts?
Really useful - thanks!
Hi, can anyone explain to me please how eg how a product keyword with eg 30 monthly searches with compeition of 1000 is a good sign? If only 30 people are searching for it and there are already 1000 people selling an item with that keyword, doesnt that mean that there are approx 30.3x items per 1 search?
Sorry if I'm being dim and the figures mean something other than literal numbers of searches v listings... I just can't figure any way that could possibly be a good item to sell .
If anyone can chime in that would be great.
Competition is just people using that keyword, doesnt mean they made good designs, did good SEO, are ranking high, have decent pricing. They just threw that keyword into their tags.
That is also just people searchign on Etsy, ive had success with keywords that even showed 0 searches but you also show on google and other locations that Etsy advertises
Hope you enjoyed this weeks video!
PS: You can grab my free Print on Demand training to learn how to get started with your own print on demand store here: cuonline.ewebinar.com/webinar/how-to-build-a-pod-business-6002
I have a question, on the niches you consistently make sales on, are they personalized?
@@sandragonzales9898 I have some custom orders yes but not all of my top sellers are customized
Can someone please help me understand this? Some sub-niches have good AVERAGE searches per month with low competition. However, some of these niches have searches that peak at one month and are basically 0 searches for the other months. How could I consider that niche for long term for this situation?
Loved the video Christina! Would love to chat about a partnership with your channel, where can we get in touch?
do you connect your store to Erank?
Hey, Christine, off topic from the video, but do you know of any print providers that offer maternity clothes?
Hi! I just started watching your videos and I love them. I have a question... you say that hobbies and interests are a good niche, but if in Etsy I look for 'dancer t-shirt' in Everbee it only shows 300 monthly research, same case if I look for readers or yoga mom shirt... so, how do I really know what is a good niche? I'm confused
I have a question about tags.. do we use the high keyword score lists (everbee) in our 13 tags? I’ve seen a lot of best sellers use tags with 0 score, ty !
I don’t like boba either! 😅
I think EverBee and Alura extensions are conflicting each other and make Alura's styling look odd
Oh perhaps that’s why! I never had an issue and then was testing everbee but now my alura is unreadable. Thank you!
Loved this! Although I have started using e-rank for UK searches and am finding that it does not show Etsy competition. Do you know why this may be?
Oh interesting, I just tried it out and you are right. UK has many strict laws about sharing data so perhaps this prevented eRank from being able to collect that information
Hi. Which is your etsy store?
Sorry, but I can't share my Etsy shop name. It'll ruin my conversion rate and potentially tank my stats.
Hey Christina! Do you use multiple blocks of SEO for each listing? I’m sure you already addressed this, but I’m a new sub. Thanks!!
Hey Corinna, as in duplicating the listing and testing new SEO? I will if I’m stuck on 2 directions for the title and tags, so if I am I will test 2 different titles. Or if I have a design I believe in and after 4 months it still isn’t selling then I’ll revisit the SEO!
That’s what I mean, thank you!!
What is your store name? ❤
Sorry, but I can't share my store name because it might mess up my conversion rate, if I get too much views, and not sales.
Do you think it’s better to have a good price and not ever put them on sale, or is it better to price things a little higher and always have sales going?
price higher and always put on sales :)
@@c.u.online thanks!
@@c.u.online I’ve also heard that an ongoing sale is illegal.. so do I just make a new sale every few days that lasts a few days each?
@@FamilyDinnerDelights yea they wont let you set a 24/7 one. max is a month. I run it every few days and run it for only a few days
Funny how it's only Americans and 'some' Canadians pronounce the word niche as nitch, but the rest of the world pronounces the word as it was meant, due to its French origin which is 'neesh'. Nitch sounds so awkward and kind of cringy.
NITCH NITCH- also according to google nitch was the original way
"In the past, you would have pronounced the word NITCH traditionally. The Gallic pronunciation, British English NEESH, has gained popularity over the past decades. Now American dictionaries accept both versions."
Stop trying to search for the best sellers. Be innovative. Stop following this advice.
Not saying copy but if people have no clue what makes a shirt sell, good luck trying to create selling designs. In every single business if you don’t study your competitions and innovate ONTOP good luck being successful
Average American. There is no T in the word niche.
I CAN NEVER DECIDE. im actually canadian and I always said it the way you did, UNTIL SOMEONE TOLD ME I WAS WRONG lol. you can never be right on the internet apparently