All language subtitles for 7. Using Helium10 for the German market (+ IT, MX, ES, and other markets)-en_US

In this video, I would like to talk with you about a tool called helium 10 with helium 10.

You can analyze different kinds of markets.

These are now markets like the Italian market, the Spanish market, the German market and a lot more.

Now, why should you use helium 10 over, for instance, publisher rocket?

Well, both are great, but I think personally for the UK and the US market, I prefer publisher rocket.

But of course, if you want to analyze other markets, helium 10, it's probably better.

Again, think about the things that we already talked about in the last video and these things where

that sometimes or actually in most cases, I should say, it is better to just start with the U.S. market,

to publish your book there, and then afterwards to publish, let's say, your book on other markets,

and to not do too much research there, because it might be a waste of time.

Now, a lot of people might actually be offered to have a different opinion on that.

And I certainly, you know, can understand that.

But when you really want to focus on quantity, it is almost impossible to do research on, let's say,

10 markets if you publish on 10 markets in 10 different languages.

And it will be a waste of time, because in that time, you could have produce you could have published

a lot more books, which will then make you a lot more money.

And also and this is, I think, even more important, you can do research and you can figure out whether

a niche might be profitable or not.

But it is not necessarily guessing, but it doesn't give you such a high amount or high, let's say,

certainty that with, let's say, 50 percent, you could say this niche is going to make me some money

or this NAIT niche is not going to make money.

In a lot of cases.

You will see that some books where perhaps the niche was not that attractive, but you still publish

a book that that niche make you a lot of money and other niches where perhaps you were very certain

that it will make you a lot of money that didn't really make you any money.

So these are the two things that I want you to keep in mind.

You can, of course, do research, but in a lot of cases, that research will not necessarily turn

out to be or will turn into so many great results, as you might think in the beginning.

So what exactly do we have to do?

Well, of course we can research keywords in different kinds of markets.

So, for instance, Amazon, Dossie, Amazon dot dot com, dot Amex, or for instance, Amazon Dot,

these IETF, RCO, UK, India, also Netherlands and also Australia.

Now, in my case, I'm going to click right here on Mechanist for keyword research.

And now what it can do is I can type in a term now in my case, what I'm going to do is I'm going to

analyze, let's say, the German market.

So I'm going to click right here on Amazon dot deee.

And I'm going to type in a term which is just basically the the term for notebook in German, which

is noted.

So I'm going to type that in here noticeboard, which means notebook, and I'm going to click right

here on get keywords.

As soon as I've done that, it will take a few seconds.

And afterwards then it will show me all of these different kinds of keywords and different kinds of

scores.

There's, for instance, the IQ score and the search volume and a lot more.

So this might actually take some time until this is finished.

But then later on, we can see all of these different kinds of keywords right here, and we can decide

which keywords we want to use in order to publish our first book.

So what exactly can we see right here?

Well, first of all, we can see the term up here and then we can see the search volume there.

Currently, 73000, 810 people searching for this term on Amazon.

The CPR is 126.

And over here to the right, we get the so-called Megalith IQ score.

If the magnet IQ score is very, very high, that in a lot of cases is a very good sign.

And the magnet IQ score of one thousand eight hundred forty five is pretty good.

Then we have the distribution there in that niche altogether, ten thousand eight hundred fifty nine

total keywords.

There are five hundred ninety five organic keywords, and there is basically four thousand seven hundred

forty two Amazon recommendations.

And these are, as it seems, the top products.

As of right now, then over here, we got these so-called word frequency.

What exactly is that?

Well, these are all terms that a lot of people use in those books.

So, for instance, these are the ones BLANKO, Lynnette and so on.

Basically, these are the words that people use in the titles, used in the descriptions and so on.

Now, when I scroll down here, I can actually see all of these terms over here to the left.

And then there is this magnet IQ score.

If the Megahed IQ score is high, that's a pretty good sign.

For instance, this one right here has a very high IQ score.

Then we have the search volume over here to the right.

So how many people are actually searching for this term then the search volume trend, which is basically

in this case, negative.

So the people on Amazon are not necessarily looking that much anymore for those books.

So the trend is going down in other cases, actually, like this one right here.

The trend is going up.

And when we actually scroll down, we can see a lot more instances where the trend is going down or

where the trend is going up.

And this can actually be something that we can use.

If, for instance, we hop on a trend and the trend continues and our books sell more and sell well

over time, then of course we can make more money in the long run.

So over here, we also have these so-called competing products, which are just basically all the products

in that niche.

And then we got the CPR right here and the match type right here.

And then, of course, we also got sponsored ASINs right here.

And it says no agents detected, detected running sponsored ads recently.

And in search results associated with this keyword phrase.

So when we actually go into any of these niches, what I find interesting about this right here is that

a lot of people actually run ads when it comes to light, let's say like low and no content books because

they want to rank well.

They want to have a lot of reviews on that book, and they want to make sure that they're, of course,

above the competition.

But what we can do is we can actually look for niches where there's not too many people actually running

ads.

Why is that important or why should we look for that?

Well, we should look for that because we want to basically find a niche where we can make money without

having to run ads or where at least we don't necessarily have to compete with so many people running

ads.

Now, of course, when I look at these things, you might always say, well, they're 600 for people

right here running ads or 199 or 245 or.

But that doesn't really basically say too much about this niche.

What we should rather do is we should compare these two things.

We should create a ratio between these two so competing products and sponsored ASINs.

If, for instance, we have lots and lots of products like this one, 3000 plus, then 407 might not

be that much.

But when we scroll down and we can see, let's say, a niche like that, will we have more than 2000

products, but there even more people running ads like 604.

That is, of course, a lot of people.

But then there are also other niches where there are lots and lots of products, like 100000 products.

But there are only 149 people who are running ads, which is a very low amount.

So what should you look for it?

Well, of course, you should look for a niche where they're not necessarily hundreds of thousands of

products, but rather just thousands of products and at least, let's say like or at Macs, let's say

around 100 people that say running ads are running ads.

So, for instance, when I scroll down, I might actually find one of these niches.

There are some niches where there are a couple of hundred books, but there are only 82 people running

ads.

And what you need to figure out is, are there any niches where perhaps there are thousands of competitors,

but there are only very few people running ads.

So these are the things that you can actually figure out with this.

And if you want to know more about that specific niche, about that specific book, you can just click

on that right here and you can see the niche on Amazon.

So just click on it and then it will redirect you directly to Amazon and then you can learn more about

it.

Then over here, we got the so-called tidal density and it says right here, number of page one products

with the search keywords in the title.

This is already an information that we also had in the publisher Rocketfuel, because we could basically

look at the I think they call it kw t or something like that.

What we learned, how many of these products do actually have that exact keyword in basically the title.

And if, for instance, that exact title is not exact keyword, it's not in the title, then you want

to perhaps do that because you will be found found more easily through exactly that keyword in the title.

So that's another information that I think could be quite important to you.

Now, of course, there are a couple of, let's say, tools that we can use right here.

We can, for instance, use that magnet IQ score to find the lowest magnet IQ, the highest IQ score,

or, for instance, just IQ scores above a certain threshold.

So, for instance, above, let's say, like a thousand or above 2000 even or something like that,

then we can look at the search volume, like how many people are actually looking for this kind of book.

Then the word count, how many, let's say words are in those books, then competing products like what

are the what is the amount of competing products?

So, for instance, like less than, let's say, 200 or something like that and then title density.

So how many, let's say titles do already have that keyword in there?

And then, of course, we get these so-called Mitsch type and we can use these options right here.

So, for instance, like organic or Amazon recommended, which just simply niches where there is a book

where Amazon actually recommends you to buy that.

And then, of course, we also got the option smart comp. which is an option that is just relevant to

helium 10.

All right.

There not here for this video.

Thank you for watching.

And I hope we can see each other in the next one.