Hi, I’ll tell you something, I’ll be a bit straightforward, it may hurt you today, but great good in the future and in the way your brain is configured.
Do not ask for fish to eat, ask to be taught to fish. In this way you will be independent and you will be able to catch as much fish as you want in the future. It’s the same for someone asking for a car. If we graciously offer him the car, who will pay him the fuel? Instead of asking for a car, he just had to ask to be shown how to make money to buy a car or more in the future.

To return to the subject, if you are given a T1 niche, you are not at all advanced. You do not know the exact keywords, the related words, the competition and maybe you’ll come back in two months to blame the one who suggested you the niche.

So I understand your problem and I went there. I targeted the niche of big breasts and I found myself with thousands of Indians and Pakistanis who make more than 60% of my visitors 🙁 It’s not famous for the monetization but I found some parades for generate money, despite that, at the same time I found a method to no longer target these areas with low potential.I will try to make a real tutorial with screenshoots on that, I will post it here for you and for all those who are in the same situation.
Regards, rdv tomorrow for the tutorial, im on my mobile phone actually 🙂

If I know the best sub niche to get t1 visitors,I will dominate the adult industry.You always need to research about keywords.No one give you free gold.You need to find that.
Also if I know the niche and I wil never tell you because I dont need another competitive site.
Dont get hard feeling this is how industry working.
peace 🙂

<h2>My little experience on visitors categorized from T3 countries (India, Pakistan etc)<br></h2>

My little experience on visitors categorized from T3 countries (India, Pakistan etc)

My first adult site has taught me a lot about internet marketing, about beginner’s mistakes that are made very easily without knowing it at the beginning. It is after a few months of hard work that you realize that you have made a crap of error that could make your monetization very complicated.

I started a big boobs website, it’s a general but pretty American and UK niche. But in the end I ended up with almost no US visitors nor those from the UK. Only Indians and Pakistanis

Why I target a niche to interest visitors T1 and I find myself with visitors T3

I learned my first lesson. A niche in human language may be different in machine language, including the Google interpretation. I learned that the niche “big boobs” is different from the niche “big tits” according to Google. It’s just having used “boobs” instead of “tits” for all my strategy that makes me attract daily thousands of Indians instead of UK visitors. So looking for the perfect niche is in true looking for one or more profitables keywords. So in a niche given humanly speaking, there are profitable keywords and others that will not bring you a single nail 🙂 even if google knows the synonyms more than what a human brain can record. Others will say: Google has a new machine learning technology that detects user intent when it launches search and so on. I agree with you, but I’m not talking about theory, I’m talking about facts! And the facts are stubborn. The machine intelligence to detect the intention of the user Made In Google is certainly still at school to learn his lessons. It will be perfect one day, but today, I always look at first the keywords and I see that it works.

How to target mainly T1 countries?

Before that experience, when I had a niche idea, I would go directly to keyword research tools to check the keyword’s monthly search volume. Today, I have nothing to do with the monthly volume at first. I run trends.google.com, I enter my keyword. By default it is frozen on USA, I change it to show the trend for all countries. I look at the trend of the curve to see if it’s a niche growing or one that is declining. If it’s stable or growing, I go down to see the countries that are looking for that keyword. When I see Australia, Uk, Usa, Canada in the top 15 or 20 🙂 I now go for launching my keyword research tools. I check the search volume in the 4 to 5 countries T1 to get an idea. A priori I do not launch a new site on a monthly search below 10k, but it’s quite personal and it depends on the niche and what I think I could sell. See my errors in theses screenshoots

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What to do if I’m already in the shit with T3 visitors who do not buy anything in cpa?

1. Go on sale of traffic by cpm
When Google started sending me traffic up to 5K / day, I filled my site with cpa cam and dating from crakrevenue banners. In 20 days I made only one sale of 1 or 2 dollars 🙁 I understood that i had to change monetization strategy. So I opted for cpm with exoclic, juicy ads and popads. I started generating 4 to 5 usd / day. It’s already better and I can pay for my hosting with that.

2. Go to the conquest of T1 traffic

Here’s the step-by-step method for inflating T1 traffic on your website

a) Find synonyms variants of its keywords that are used by T1 visitors in Google Trends

Just go back to trends.google.com and enter other synonymous keywords to see if the T1 countries are gaining places in the rankings. In general, keyword research tools also provide variations. You can copy and paste them into trends to see what happens. You can also directly in the keyword research tool, filter by country and choose the countries of the T1 to see their monthly search volume. I found “big tits” and especially “huge tits” instead of big boobs. So I began writing content, adding “huge tits” new videos and I started having T1 visitors.

b) Find in the search console some variants that have already been proven Goods

Use the search console of Google and filter by each country of the T1 and return see the requests that have caused a click or display of your website. Its the few visitors that the technology user search intent and the synonym database Made in Google would still have sent to you 🙂 . Take advantage of these keywords to inflate your traffic from T1 visitors.
See screenshoots

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c) Write content with your new keyword finds
Write new content with these T1 keywords, a few weeks after you will see that your site starts to rank on these keywords and attract visitors from countries T1 🙂

d) There is still a last problem to solve. Your traffic has become mixed.

Thousands of visitors coming from T3, T2 and also T1. My cpm ads (exoclic, juicy ads) of viagra and penis enlargement for country T3 bother visitors from T1. Not to mention that I wanted to generate more revenue by selling cpa by crakrevenue. So I searched for solutions in vain until finding a good. If you are on wordpress, you are saved. I found a plugin called “Adning” on codecanyon for 30 bucks. This plugin allowed me to split my visitors into several groups and display different banners depending on the location of visitors. So I hide the cpm banners at T1 visitors and keep them for T3 and T2 visitors. I created crakrevenue cpa ads that I only show to T1 visitors and the first day I split my ads I made a good sale on crakrevenue of an american visitors 🙂

Well, it’s quite long but I warned that it would be a tutorial downright. Here’s how I deal with the traffic T3, if some have other tips, I’m interested and the community will enjoy.

When writing the post I realized that the keyword research part is not well detailed. In truth it’s pretty sturdy and I think it deserves a tutorial apart. So if some of you want to know what tools I use and how I do my niches research, manifest in the comments and I will try to write a tutorial on it as soon as I have a little time. I have some tips that might interest newbies, how to find the difficulty of a keyword, how to know if you can rank despite anyway even if a keyword displays a high level of difficulty in the keyword research tools. So if it interests some, let me know in the comments and I will make a post on that.

Thank you all for reading to the end, I hope I have served and helped some.

Note: Sorry for the faults I am a francophone, what you have read is an essay coming from me and attended by Google Translator 🙂

Regards, Willys, Mrlolo 🙂

Great.tutorial, MrLolo! Looking forward to the next one!