Do you want to immediately generate keyword lists from any website you're visiting? I bet you do - after all, this is a technique described in the most popular post in this blog - Profitable niches in under 10 minutes.

Well, guess what. We'll speed up the entire process a bit today. Bookmarklet to the rescue! If you don't know the point of bookmarklets, please refer to Wikipedia.

After the fold, you will find both a video demonstration and the bookmarklet itself, so please, read on.

In a recent article I wrote about a quick and efficient way to discover new and profitable niches you would probably never think about.

The article generated quite a lot of buzz and was discussed in several forums. If you have not read it, please do so now - I believe you will not regret it. In short, it shows you how to use Wikipedia and a keyword tool from Google to automatically generate new niche ideas.

However, some of the people asked in the comments and in the forums whether this technique is limited to Wikipedia only. Of course it is not! Wikipedia was just an excellent example, because it's so content rich, but as a matter of fact, you could use virtually any website as your source. Obviously, depending on the quality of the website, your results will vary. Today I am going to show you a new twist to the same method. I hope you will enjoy it.

Update February 15, 2007 - please see this bookmarklet, which will help you automate large part of the process described in this article.

This is the second post in a series on discovering potentially profitable niches the easy way.

In the first post, I mentioned some websites, which are a good source of inspiration. Well, today we are going to actually use one of them, plus some other tools, freely available online. The ultimate result?

You will discover profitable niches in under 10 minutes, guaranteed. And best of all, at this stage, thinking is not required. Just follow the steps :-).

1. We will rely on Wikipedia, but you don't need to go there right now.