Posts Tagged ‘nutrition’

Xango keywords for Autism and nutritional therapy

Thursday, March 13th, 2008

Yesterday I wrote about how to find a network marketing Niche. In my example I used Xango juice as an example and how you might target autism nutritional therapy. (Nutritional therapy is the idea that some symptoms of autism can be lessened with dietary changes.)

Let’s go into a bit more detail on how this can help you attract prospects to you.

If you tried to compete on the general niche of “autism” there are over 17 million web pages which mention autism. That is a lot of competition.

However if you break it down there are only 343,000 web pages about autism treatment. YET autism treatment is one of the most popular searched for variations for “autism”.

Wow. I’m not in Xango and I’ve never done a nutrition company before but I KNOW I could take about 3-5 days and put together a great web site that has a bunch of content on autism treatment. In less than a week that site would be in Google and generating traffic for me.

If you look at it further. Go to Google and search for “autism treatment”. Make sure you use the quotation marks. That will show you that there are only 165,000 web pages that include that exact phrase on them. So if you load up your web site with some articles using that keyword phrase and get links to your site using that keyword phrase then you’ll quickly begin to rank for that term.

Maybe you aren’t great at it, but you still get on page 2 of Google. Could you handle 100 or 200 people a month visiting your web site as a result of Google?

Using Google’s keyword tool I see some more similar keywords to target:

autism therapy
treatment for autism
treatment of autism
autism treatment
cure autism
cure autism now
autism help
autism products
treatment for autism
autism books
autism video
autism diet
cure for autism
cure autism
articles on autism
autism articles

So you can see there are like a dozen easy to target keywords that you can target.

Nutrition Therapy didn’t come up on the list but I think that’s only because it is new research that is being done.

However many of these keywords not only tie into our overall idea “autism treatment” but some of them lead right into being able to talk about how some research has said that autism can be treated through diet. I’d bet if you had a little bit of information on that subject and someone searched for “autism diet” or “autism product” you’d probably convert a LOT of these people into prospects or customers.

Additionally because only 24,800 web pages are competing against on Google for a phrase like “autism diet” then you’ll be able to get ranked for that term really quickly. Most of those people probably aren’t “trying” to rank in the search engines for the word they probably just mention that phrase on their page.

Do you see how you can easily build a web site around a niche and dominate that niche?

Please feel free to click on the comments to the right and ask me questions. I’d be happy to go into more detail on the subject. (And make sure you check out the Nichework Marketing  book for more examples.)

- Ben Fitts

Finding your Niche: Xango Example

Wednesday, March 12th, 2008

Let’s talk a little bit more about finding your network marketing Niche.

In the audio clip from my interview with John Milton Fogg I talk about fibromyalgia and how someone can build a niche on that topic.

Keep in mind I don’t even do nutritionals I’m just using this as an example because there are a lot of nutritional MLM companies out there.

This time let’s talk about Xango. Xango is a hugely popular company. I don’t even know what all they do but I know their main thing is their juice drink.

You don’t want to compete against all the other juice drinks and nutritionals, so here is how you can break it down into a little niche that you can dominate.

I hear from a Xango distributor who is also in my down line (another deal altogether nothing nutritional) that there is a theory that exists that Autism can be treated through nutrition. It’s called nutritional therapy. For example Google “autism nutrition therapy” or “autism nutritional therapy” and you’ll get a bunch of articles.

So what if you built a niche site totally around autism? You can find a ton of articles out there on the subject and you can find some articles on nutrition therapy. I went to ezinearticles.com and typed that in and found 104 articles there! These are people who have already written content and put it out there for you to use on your web site!

You can tie that into your Xango juice product. THEN once you begin to get some customers from this, you begin to build testimonials and add them to your web site.

I imagine ANY web site with 104 articles on autism is going to be considered an authority on the subject. If a bunch of those are on nutritional therapy… then you’re really setting yourself up as an expert on the subject.

Create a newsletter on the subject and get people to opt-in to your list. You can also put your Xango ads in every newsletter. Just something simple like “Autism Newsletter sponsored by Xango Juice a nutritional therapy for Autism”. You don’t have to be real aggressive. People will begin to build trust with you as an expert on the subject so even just a little advertisement here and there will attract people to you.

Do you begin to see the possibilities?

This is only ONE idea based on Xango and I don’t even know that product very well.

That’s how you find a niche and how you build content and position yourself as an expert so people will seek you out to join you.

I’m going to go into a lot more detail in the Nichework Marketing digital book and training program. In the book I list several examples from different MLM industries and for people in our training program we have a special area of our community where you can request help finding your niche.

- Ben Fitts