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November 14, 2023 will be the 10 year anniversary of the November 14, 2013 murder of my 8 month old infant son, at BugLight Lighthouse Art Studio of Southern Maine Community College in South Portland, Maine. If you have any information about who his killer is, please call FBI Agent Andy Drewer at 207-774-9322

NEVER FORGET:

My Son Was Murdered, The Killer Walks Free, Your Child Could Be Next!

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FAQ: What are the most visited pages on this website and how many visits do they get?

Several years ago, I wrote an article on how to write different types of magic uses, or rather how I personally write various types of magic users within the context of my Quaraun books. Today that page is one of my top ten most visited articles. It gets 50 to 500 views/reads/hits/visits per day depending on the time of the years and has had over 200k visits total since it was published.

Amphibious Aliens: Debunking The Atwater Family's Alien Abduction Hoax with more then 30MILLION reads since 2007 and The GoldenEagle: Debunking Stephen King's World's Most Haunted Car Hoax with over tenMILLION reads since 2007 still rank as the two most visited articles on my website, but, neither of those are writing related.

Writing Medieval Servants is my most visited writing related article with over 7MILLION reads.

This website was started in 1996 and has 1 to 3 new articles (all written by me, I am the only writer on this site) published almost daily. In 2017 we crossed ten thousand articles published. As of 2023, EACH article gets MINIMUM 10 to 70 reads PER DAY, with the high traffic articles getting 500+ reads per day.

And since December 2019, my website now gets three hundred thousand to 7 million reads per month - well over ONE HUNDRED MILLION PAGE READS PER YEAR, making it not only the single most trafficked site in the State of Maine, but also one of the most visited websites in ALL OF NEW ENGLAND!

{{{HUGS}}} Thank you to all my readers for making this possible!

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 TRIGGERED! I'm a Straight Cis Woman, but I am deemed Too Gay For Old Orchard Beach, Are you too gay for the bigoted, minority harassing, white power, gay hating psychos of The Old Orchard Beach Town Hall Too? 

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Keyword Marketing - What to do when your best keywords are low demand and no supply.

Keyword Marketing - What to do when your best keywords are low demand and no supply.

I am answering random questions today...

(NOTE: This question, and my answer, is referencing a software program, "Brainstorm It by SBI", that both me and the question asker use.)

What do you want to become? 
What did you do today to step closer to that goal?
Whatever you do, be your best at it!
And remember to have yourself a great and wonderfully glorious day!

~EK
EelKat.com
pinterest.com/eelkat/

By EelKat Wendy C Allen

If you ever made fun of or had any part in the destruction of my farm, and the illegal selling of half of my land to Colliard, you shall lose your land.

If you ever made fun of or had any part in my being homeless since 2006 - YES, I AM still homeless in 2023, you shall become homeless.

If you ever made fun of or had any part in the backhoe driving over my house, you shall lose your house.

If you ever made fun of or had any part in my car being cut in half, you shall lose your car.

If you ever made fun of or had any part in my becoming crippled, you shall lose your health.

If you ever made fun of or had any part in the murder of my son, your child shall die an equally horrible death.

Evil men go out of their way to try to drive a person to suicide.

Are you an evil man?

Are you sure you're not?

How many people have YOUR hate filled words killed?

Next time you go to do a mean thing to a fellow human, stop and really think about the consequences of your actions.

Did you ever notice how every one has a story to tell about me, yet not one of them ever speaks the truth?

What lies has YOUR gossiping tongue spread about me?

Did you know...

October 16, 2006, bomb blew up my house because of YOUR lies.

August 8, 2013, the house which replaced the one the bomb blew up, was driven over by a backhoe.

November 14, 2013, my 8 month old infant son was murdered because of your lies.

November 14, 2013, I was beaten up, paralized for 5 months, spent 18 weeks relearning to walk, I'm now crippled for the rest of my life, because of YOUR lies.

Are you proud of what you have done?

Enjoy your eternity in Hell. You earned it. You've certainly worked hard for it.

~EelKat

If you have any information about any of these events, please call FBI Agent Andy Drewer at 207-774-9322

For some reason, this thread was showing up as a "recommended" thread at the bottom of the new BrainstormIt update thread, for me. It's an older thread, so not sure if you (the OP) are still watching it for answers or not, or if you've found your answer yet, but I did not see it when it was originally posts, only just saw it now, so, I'm answering it now, though, might be too late for you to see the answer.

I am myself dealing with a super tiny niche, smaller in fact then what you've described with yours. Here are some of my numbers:

And those are the ones Brainstomer said are the "most profitable" LOL!

If you are wondering, my primary site concept niche topic is "writing dark fantasy yaoi novels" or "how to write dark fantasy yaoi" or just "dark fantasy yaoi", however, because I'm an author (of Dark Fantasy Yaoi novels, focused on a trans uke x dom seme relationship, with the uke being an Elf and the Seme being a Vampire-Lich-Unicorn) and it's an author homepage, my url is my name and not my keyword. This was decided upon when I realized my name ranked WAY higher in the search/demand then any of the site concept keywords.

Sidenote...as of right now, today, my name gets searched for an average of 17 times a day, all 17 of those times resulting in clicks to my home page (that statistic is according to Google Site Analytics Search Console Dashboard)

In other words, my name (EelKat) was searched for 472 times in the past 28 days; whereas my site topic keyword (dark fantasy yaoi) was only searched for 25 times in the past 28 days.

Let me translate what those numbers mean...

means that in the past 28 days the keyword "bl yaoi" was searched for 502 times, but there are only 10 websites using that keyword...meaning if I use that as a keyword my site will rank minimum #11

• ....in the past 28 days the keyword "yaoi fanfiction couple" was searched for 63 times, but there are only 1 website is using that keyword....meaning my site will rank minimum #2

• ....in the past 28 days the keyword "yaoi novelist" was searched for 51 times, but there are only 1 website is using that keyword....meaning my site will rank minimum #2

• ....in the past 28 days the keyword "homosexual villain" was searched for 47 times, but there are only 1 website is using that keyword....meaning my site will rank minimum #11

• ....in the past 28 days the keyword "fantasy writing prompts" was searched for 18 times, but there are only 4 websites using that keyword....meaning my site will rank minimum #5

That one website, is the SAME one website every time (I checked) and you want to know what site it is? FanFiction.net itself.

Meaning my primary #1 competitor is one of the single, largest, most trafficked websites on the planet, that rivals Wikipedia and Amazon is Alexa rankings... BUT.... they are also my ONLY competitor, meaning if people can't find what they want there, my SBI site it their ONLY alternative.

What those Supply numbers mean for me as a content site web builder, is that I'm pretty much guaranteed to rank at least #5 and probably #1 of page 1 of Google for every single keyword on that list, within hours after publishing a page focused on each of those keywords.

In other woulds, the supply numbers are super because the lower the supply, the better chance you have of reaching the top in search results.

HOWEVER...

Getting to #1 slot of page 1 of Google is only half the battle...getting traffic to your site, is a different thing entirely.

In my case (and your's for your topic) the top 100 keywords all have a demand under 50, meaning fewer then 50 people searched for those keywords in the last 28 days.

What that means is... at MOST my site is going to get 50 page views PER MONTH.

If you are relying on AdSense, Affiliate Banners, or Amazon Affiliates for income.... you'll be lucky if you see $10 a month, with demand numbers that low.

So, how do you deal with this?

Well, in my case, what I do is I focus on the primary topic keywords, BUT, if you look at the list Brainstomer gave me, you can see quite a few places I can expand. 

For example:

Have both high demand and high supply. Meaning I don't stand a chance in hell of ranking very high in these, however, I have a better chance of getting traffic from them, just due to the sheer amount of people searching for them.

Using any of those words as a primary page topic is not going to do much over all, but, using those words as secondary keywords in the body of the OTHER pages for my primary keywords, helps those pages rank, in these keywords in addition to ranking for their primary keyword, which in turn increases traffic to a page that normally would get fewer hits.

In other words, on a page like:

mentioning the words "romance novels", "yaoi", "vampires", "gay marriage", and "dark fantasy" throughout the body of the article, puts the page in keyword search results for all of those keywords, not just it's primary keyword.

But don't just add words at random. I chose those words as an example, because in the particular series I write, one of the characters is a vampire, and it is a gay couple in a romance story, that features the topic of gay marriage. So, those keywords fit for the page in question and are words that are natural to the text and not added just for the sake of adding them.

In other words, when you have a low demand keyword, research to find on-topic high demand keywords that compliment it and will help drive traffic.

Likewise, take keywords like these:

Those all have mid-high range demand, but low supply. And they are all on topic to the page mentioned above.

So, now I'm able to write a page with the primary keyword of "vampire yaoi", and it be a page on "novel writing help" for "writing fantasy books" dealing with the topic of "male pregnancy" (yes, that's a thing I write about - my main character has been pregnant twice now and he'll likely be pregnant again in future novels - I told you, it's a small niche with not many followers)...and it's still about writing "romance novels" featuring "vampires" and "gay marriage" in a "dark fantasy" setting.

So, do you see what I did there?

I now have a primary keyword that is guaranteed to rank #1 on page 1 of Google search results, but only had 34 people searching for it in the last 28 days, but also features a keyword that had 45k people searching for it, and several keywords with 1k to 2k people searching for it.

This results in the page showing up in search results for ALL of these keywords:

To rank with that many keywords also requires your articles be 3,000 to 5,000 words per page MINIMUM because you'll need your primary keyword at least 20 times, twice in the first paragraph, once in each heading, once in each image title, once in each side box (call out ect), and then once in each paragraph, but no more then 10 times per 1,000 words. Then each of the secondary keywords, 4 to 7 times total on the entire page in the body of the text. 

If you tried to do that on an article shorter then 2,000 words it'd been seen by Google as keyword stuffing.

(by the way, most pages on my site are in the 7,000 to 10,000 words per page range)

Next, using a site topic with primarily low demand keywords, requires you to have a LOT of free time to focus on your site.

Why?

Because, a site with only 50 to 100 people (or fewer) on the planet searching for it, means, you need to give them A LOT of pages to keep them coming back.

If you only have 100 pages on your site, and there are only 30 people per month searching for your topic, that means you are going to get at best 3,000 page views per month, and may only be getting 100 page views per month.

The smaller the demand is for your topic, the more pages you need to produce.

You need to ask: Am I looking to put in 2 to 10 hours a week or 2 to 10 hours a day?

I work on my SBI site about 8 hours a day 5 days a week, in case you were wondering. When you have a niche this small and a site this big, you kind of have to.

Now, in the case of my own topic, I'm dealing with a novel series that has 130+ volumes, 75+ characters, features time travel to dozens of eras, has characters traveling to all points of the planet, and includes space travel to alien worlds as well. Plus sample chapters of each novel are on my site.

This means, I can create literally THOUSANDS of pages for my SBI site.

How?

• 1 page for each novel = 130+ pages
• 1 page for each character = 75+ pages
• 1 page for each time era = 45+ pages
• 1 page for each place they visit = 100+ pages
• each novel has 20+ chapters
• 1 page for each chapter of each novel = 130x20= 2,600+ pages

Plus I am swamped with emails from my readers/fans of the series and I try to answer at least 1 reader question a day, those posted on my site as well,

• 1 question a day = 365 pages a year

Then there are all the pages featuring the video interviews where I visit the actual locations you see featured in the novels.

• Plus every time I research a time period or place for a new novel, I end up writing 4 or 5 pages minimum detailing what I learned in my research.

My site ends up not just being about Yaoi, but covered too, every aspect of the career of being the author of a long running Dark Fantasy Yaoi series.... so there are also pages on how to format the novel, how to edit the novel, how to publish the novel, how to market the novel, where to find ideas for the next novel, how to juggle daily life with a novelists career, pages on what it's like going to conventions, meeting fans, doing book signings, etc.

Completely unexpected was the series of pages on dealing with hate groups and the Ku Klux Klan after they attacked my family, blew up our house with a bomb, kidnapped our cats, murdered our cats, and now I've got a series of pages on what it's like working with the FBI to bring down a gay-hating terrorist group, as well as pages on how to deal with the court cases and grand jury trial that came with it.

Basically my site is a look into the every day life of an author of gay erotica and things we authors of gay erotica have to deal with as part of our every day life... all that came from the primary site concept of "writing dark fantasy yaoi"

You are probably starting to realize why I have 9,772 pages now, right? (Only 1,370 of them are currently on my SBI site as I'm moving them from an old site hosted on WP... if you have a huge site, avoid WP, their servers can't handle it and crash constantly... stable servers able to support a massive site with zero downtime is why I moved to SBI)

My point is, while you have the one primary site concept topic keyword... that one topic has lots of sub topics inside of it. And over time, new sub topics you never dreamed of will pop up.

10 years ago, if you had told me my site would include a section on how to deal with the Ku Klux Klan attacking the families of authors of gay erotica, I'd have laughed and said you were nuts. But that is now not only a topic on my site, those pages are my most trafficked pages of all, AND, I'm finding out because of those pages, that the KKK attacking authors of gay fiction is actually very common and very wide spread in America... you'd be surprised how many THOUSANDS of gay erotica authors have contacted me to say they gave up their careers as authors of gay fiction in order to have peace and safety for their families again. Terrorist attacks again authors of gay erotica is a big problem in USA and no one talks about it so no one knew it was going on. I'm the first author who dared to speak out on what was being done to my ffamily, and now other authors are coming forward saying, it happened to them to and they were too scared to even go to the police about it.

Never be afraid to expand your topic to it's unexpected sub-topics, you never know who you'll end up helping.

And, there is likely a reason not many sites are there to supply content for the demand. Low demand and low supply, usually means there is not much money in the topic in question, thus why so few sites to supply for the demand.n

In other words, if the supply is only 4 sites, that likely means those 4 sites are run by an uber fan of the niche who is likely doing it purely for the love of the topic and is not making much if ANY income from their sites at all.

Topics that are over saturated with supply, means it's super easy to monetize, so every one and his cousin is trying to cash in on it.

Topics with almost no sites supplying means that in spite of demand, there is no easy way to monetize this topic so no one bothers to focus on it, because most people build a site looking for easy cash and rarely do they have any real passion in their topic at all.

What this means is, not only do you really need to love your topic and be able to stick with it, but you also need to do some heavy duty research to find methods of monetizing it.

Now, me, I knew going into SBI, that my topic had almost no traction. I knew that because I started my website back in 1997, for a genre that I started writing in 1978. My site has changed web host multiple times before arriving on SBI in 2013, so I knew from experience the type of traffic my site could expect and the difficulty I'd be faced with in the lack of demand.

But... this is my career. My topic, is my career. Writing Dark Fantasy Yaoi is my job, my passion, my obsession. It's what I'm gonna do wither it makes money or not, so I might as well go ahead and try to make money with it, right?

But the question of monetizing my SBI site, does come into play here. I'm dealing with a topic with practically no supply and almost as little demand, and no affiliates for it, and not enough traffic to make pay-per-click a big income.

So, what to do?

In my case, make your own product. I sell my books, my art, etc. 

Most of my income comes from sales of my art.

Most of my AdSense income comes from views of my interview YouTube videos embedded in my site.

Most of the affiliate sales comes from promoting CosPlay supplies, for people who like to dress up as their favorite Yaoi characters.

When you are dealing with a super small demand niche, you need to really know your audience well and ask yourself: "What will they buy?" And then find that product to promote.

I've been in this niche for 4 decades, so I know it really well. I also know that it has about 7,000 hobbiests/participants world wide. All 7,000 of them follow me on Twitter & FaceBook since 2008 (I have around 10k followers on each)

Because my genre is so small, but also so devoted, I can pretty much guarantee that every book I publish is going to do this:

• Day 1: sell 1,000+ copies
• Week 1: sell a few hundred more each day
• Month 1: sell about 10 each day
• Month 2 - 4: sell about 2 a day
• Month 5 to 12: sell about 2 per week
• Year 2 & 3: sell about 3 a month
• Year 4+: sell 1 every other week until it reaches 7,000 sales
• After 7,000 books are sold: sales stop completely

So the first few weeks my books are rocking the bestseller charts on Amazon and by 6 months after publication they are bottom feeding at 500,000 and by the end of year 2 they are mired up at 2,000,000 sales rank.

If you are a Kindle Author you know those numbers are really bad... if you are a Yaoi author, your bug eyed and jaw dropped and asking: "How the hell did you get numbers that amazing high?!?!?" In spite of those super sucky numbers, I am in fact the top selling author in my genre, which tells you how shitting the numbers get for the other authors in this field.

It's not easy to make a full time income on sales of Yaoi books alone. That's where art sales come in, and affiliate sales to costume supplies.

Well, in the end, you can see, how picking a site topic that is very low demand and almost no supply can translate into your needing really big passions and the time to do a lot of work on the site.

For me, there was no other choice, no other site topic, no me searching to see what topic was best for me, because, this topic is my career and my passion and my life, so trying to do any other site topic was absolutely out of the question.

I am always of the belief that if your topic is your passion, then you will find a way to make it work regardless of what the numbers say.

Not sure I answered this part, I meant too, so adding it now...

The reason is because it means your keyword was only searched for a total of 50 times in the last 28 days... meaning your site will get at MOST 50 page visits per month, but considering fewer then 10% of searchers are going to click to your site, that means...

• A Demand of 50 = 5 site visits per month.

This is the reason for striving for 20,000 to 60,000 demand range.

• 20,000 demand = 20,000 people searched for your keyword in the past 28 days, meaning you'll likely get 2,000 page visits per month.
• 60,000 demand = 60,000 people searched for your keyword in the past 28 days, meaning you'll likely get 6,000 page visits per month.

BUT

• 20 demand = 20 people searched for your keyword in the past 28 days, meaning you'll likely get 2 page visits per month.
• 60 demand = 60 people searched for your keyword in the past 28 days, meaning you'll likely get 6 page visits per month.

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On Writing The Quaraun Series

The Complete Index To Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Moon Elf Society, But Was Afraid To Ask;

or

The Zaharam-Chapelle-Parunas  Ethnographical World Building Questionnaire

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World-Building In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Creating a 1400's Fantasy World For Time Traveling Wizards
2. How Your Degree Affects Your World Building
3. How would you explain your Fantasy world to a stranger?
4. In what order do you create your world?
5. Writing Maine: How To Write About Maine Life Accurately
6. The Cover Art Gallery 

Weird-Building In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Why is there a kitchen sink in my pocket?
2. Twerking Dragons - The Joys Of Writing with A Voice Recorder
3. The Saco River Curse
4. What The Ocean Gives Me (How Things In Your Life Affect Your Writing)

Building A Magic System In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Wizards vs Witches vs Sorcerers: How are they different?
2. Magic Systems and How to Build Them
   
3. Necromancy: How will resurrection affect society as a whole?
4. Spell-casting Side Effects of Magic
5. Necromancy FAQ - A Real Necromancer Compares Fantasy Necromancy With The Reality
6. Colour Magic - Gypsy Style
7. Beware of White Men In Gypsy Clothing: Fake Psychic Scams
8. Child Sacrifice in Fantasy Novels

Plotting & Writing Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Ernest Hemingway Style of Writing Literary Fiction Used In Epic Fantasy Novels
2. Do you write a novel start-to-finish?
3. Ideas, Ideas, Ideas (Where Do You Get Them?)
4. Should I plan for ending or just keep writing?
5. NaNoWriMo Overachievers: How did you do it?
6. How Long is 50,000 Words?
7. Why Write 50,000 Words In 30 Days?
8. How long does it take to hit 1667 words?
9. Average Typing Speed

Character Creation In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. What exactly makes an Elf an Elf? 
2. Phookas
3. Writing Medieval Servants: Their jobs
4. Writing Albinos With Medical Accuracy
5. FAQs About Quaraun
6. Transgender, Transsexual, Transvestite, or Intersex

Writing Sex In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. How To Write Hot Sex?
2. The Amazon Adult Dungeon
3. Why Quaraun Is Not Erotica (2015 Answer)
4. Why Quaraun Is Not Erotica (2017 Answer)
5. Suicide, Rape, & Abuse 

Disabled Characters In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. On being a handicapped CosPlayer at PortCon Maine 2017
2. Quaraun & Autism In Fantasy Novels
3. On Writing A Clinically Insane Character Accurately, While Avoiding The Psychopath Stereotype
4. Autistics Have Feelings Too & Diverse Books Rant

Drug Use In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Psychedelics In A 'High' High Fantasy World (High Elves Getting High)
2. High, High Elves: Elves on Opium | Drug Use 

Horror In Bizzaro Dark High Fantasy Yaoi

1. Why do Lovecraftian beings come to earth?
2. Writing Horror That Features Violence Against Children 
3. Writing Stuff That Churns Your Gut
4. Twighilight Not Twilight

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The Quaraun Series On Amazon:

I am wondering why has Amazon moved the Quaraun books to the category "Transgender Romance" and also "Gay Erotica"? The base story is a deeply depressed, suicidal, drug addict Elf who's lover commit suicide and he's trying not to do the same. It's an old Elf in a tavern, monologuing a lot of flashbacks and back story scenes of his youth. These stories are dark, bloody, angsty, full of drug use, murder, rape, Medieval torture, mental/physical/emotional abuse, and references to depression and suicide - no romance in it, unless you count the occasional (and usually brutally violent) rape scenes that show up in nearly every volume - sorry - no clue what Amazon is thinking or why they moved these to Romance and Erotica, but these books are NOT even close to being Romance or Erotica on any level at all. When I published these books I put them in "Dark Fantasy" and "Yaoi". If they show up in any category other then "Dark Fantasy" and "Yaoi", it's because Amazon put them there without my authorization or approval.

~EelKat

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Author Interviews
On Writing The Quaraun Series:

1. Question Everything Before Putting It In Your World 

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Author Interviews
On CosPlaying The Quaraun Characters:

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Author Interviews
Reacting To Old Orchard Beach's
White Power Gay Hating Over Reaction Ban
Of The Quaraun Series:

1. Question Everything Before Putting It In Your World 

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The 4 door white truck continues to sit at the end of my drive way (146 Portland Ave, Old Orchard Beach, Maine) near every night around sunset, reeving it's engine and squealing it's tires, with the driver yelling anti-gay threats and obscenities out the window. He continues to do the same thing at my dad's apartment building (Biddeford Maine) a few times a week, usually in mid to late afternoon time. He continues to follow me to shopping to various stores in various towns throughout the states.

Phrases he yells from the truck include:

"Kill or be killed remember Saco Shaws all transsexuals are alike"

"I keep a gun under the seat of my truck, I'm gonna use it to shoot you in the head, you transvestite freak"

if cars are going by he yells to them: "that thing is Ken's son, look at how's it's dressed; it's insane, it has autism, we can't allow that thing and it's gay cars in our family friend town of Old Orchard Beach"

He often babbles deranged ramblings about something he calls "the gay-pocalypse", raving lunacy about how "all the gays are gathering" on his doorstep. He raves some crazy nonsense about how Armageddon is coming and the war to end all wars will be "the gays against the Christians" and Christians have to be ready to "kill the gays"

My car is the Autism Awareness Car and had 2.5million marbles glued to it (I have Autism - savant - Kanner's syndrome) he claims tat my car "is gay" because of what it looks like. My car has been vandalized several dozen times, including to have the tires slashed 7 times in 6 months.

After dark often around 10PM, he stands at the end of the logging road across the street from me and shoots at my motohome (in February 2014 he shot holes in my neighbour's barn while doing this). I have video footage of 3 of his shootings at me here:  https://youtu.be/NUebzJ9sz9U and here: https://youtu.be/C4dZbgG-Smw

This has gone on since August 2013 now, in addition to all the vandalism, hate crimes, pet beheadings, etc that has happened, including the bomb that blew up our house in 2006.

As you know, that whole time I had not been able to get a plate number on the truck. He as just here again, and I just realized why I could not get a plate number... there are no plates on the truck, either on the front or on the back. However, as he was driving away today... I noticed, there is a plate, stuck up in the back window of the truck, where it can barely be seen, deliberately obscured from view behind a silver tool box.

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If You Like The Quaraun Series You Might Also Like:

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Writing Resources I Use When Writing The Quaraun Books:

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