Google Wonder Wheel – This Tool Is Cool
September 3rd, 2009 | 
Author: Google Wonder Wheel, how come I’ve never heard of it ’til now? I was just browsing my twitter tweets and read one by James J Jones of Micro Niche Finder fame which talks about the Google Wonder Wheel. This tool is fantastic and if not useful it at least makes the hunt for a niche market a lot more interesting.
I do find it useful though. I’m influenced more by visual stimulation so anything that graphically represents a search is going to naturally appeal to me. Apparently the Google Wonder Wheel debuted earlier this year so it’s been around for a while. So what is this Wonder Wheel thingy any way?
Basically it represents graphically a Latent Semantic Search or LSI. LSI is a fancy way of saying related. Here’ s a picture which gives you an idea of how it works.
To get to the wonder wheel you click the little plus sign labeled show options that’s under the search text box but just above the actual search results. In the menu which appears is a link titled Wonder Wheel. Click on that and you will get access to this splendiferous device. It shows you the main search in the center of the wheel and all those little arms shooting off are related subjects. This is an awesome way to drill down into a niche to find one that has low competition. When you click on one of those related search terms you get something like this.
See what I mean. Awesome. I’m going to be using this tool a lot from now on. Here at Easy Stay At Home Jobs I like to make my research as easy and enjoyable as I can and this little tool is great. By drilling down deeper and deeper into a niche, then taking that term and researching it in Micro Niche Finder, I should be able to find some really good low competition highly searched keywords.
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Tags: google wonder wheel, Keyword Research, Micro Niche Finder, niche, stay at home jobs
Thank you much for this imformative post.
>> To get to the wonder wheel you click the little plus sign labeled show options that’s under the search text box but just above the actual search results. In the menu which appears is a link titled Wonder Wheel.
Ah! Thanks for the instruction of how to get to it. I’ve heard it mentioned in a the past but there were no instructions for getting to it. I was busy with something else at the time so I never followed up. But thanks to this post I now have access to another good niche research tool.
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REALLY YOUR TOOL IS TOO COOL.SEEMS UP TO THE MARK.I DECIDED TI GIVE IT A SHOT.