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This article will continue our discussion of topics to 
use while building.
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I hope it was clear from Part 1 that almost any topic can be used to build a 
successful site. However there are categories that can be useful to help jump 
start your research. This is not an exclusive list, but it should serve to help 
those who are struggling with finding topics.
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In NO particular order:
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1. Industrial Items
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2. Home Improvement Items
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3. Places
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4. Animals
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5. Products
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This should help some of you to expand your current thinking regarding 
topics. I am writing this Monday morning and pretty soon I will have a sunrise 
on my hands. If I put 'sunrise' into Wordze I get 1788 results. This is enough 
for roughly 17 sites. 1 topic.
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Now, I don't mean to suggest that you build 17 sites on sunrise...but if I 
had built one and it was doing well I wouldn't hesitate to build 15 more. And 
that 1 topic would give me all the info I needed. So that is where you need to 
focus your energy, finding those tried and true topics that have tested well. 
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Moon Palace Sunrise
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Sunrise Adams
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Sunrise Sunset
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Those are some of the sample kws that Wordze has as output. Now, some of you 
may see those kws and think they aren't worth anything...I would caution against 
such thoughts. I have noticed a pattern with many users that if you are affected 
you would be wise to break. 1. Basing your thoughts/actions on previous guru's 
advice. 2. Focusing on the wrong details with your efforts
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Let me explain. Many of you have built sites slowly over time, you had 
control over all the details, made all the decisions, and made slow and steady 
progress. Because you had so much to do you looked elsewhere for acceptable 
advice on what to do, what to focus on, etc. There is nothing wrong with that 
and it is a perfectly acceptable strategy however it is different than the 
strategy you need to use with WCB.
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With WCB you should know the topics you are building sites for, you should 
test and track, you should pay attention to traffic levels. However, you 
shouldn't really know the individual kws used on your sites, you shouldn't need 
to look at every page of WCB. While it is important to pay attention to your 
early sites the process of building in volume requires certain other tradeoffs.
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Back to the topic at hand: topics :)
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The real answer is that as long as your topic isn't WAY to 
competitive:&quot;loans, money, weight loss, sex&quot; or way to narrow: &quot;solid white 
alaskan sheep dog for sale in wyoming&quot; you should be fine. Narrow topics 
shouldn't be much of a problem because you need to let wordze do your kw 
research for you. This is no longer a job for you.
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Otherwise the only real tried and true way to know the best topics to use is 
to build a site on the topic. Most topics should do well, and some will do 
phenomenal and surprise you. But you won't be able to predict which ones until 
you use them.
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I hope this helped.
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Thanks M<br />
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