I’ve talked earlier about niche markets – using small, narrow-focus sites that try to exact as much money as possible from a (relatively) small number of clicks.

Although you can use many tools (even Notepad) to create a niche site, one very popular tool that also works well for niches is WordPress. It manages articles, and yet makes it easy to switch designs without affecting content (one of my personal favorites).

Of course, using WordPress for niche markets does require a bit of tweaking – although it’s is a fine blog tool, it’s not as search-engine friendly as it could be – and especially for niche marketers, getting search engine traffic is fundamental.

Addressing the issues, and solving them, led me to write a report – ‘Top 10 Tricks to Conquer Your Niche With WordPress‘. Short and sweet (about 30 pages), it covers things you can do to your WordPress installation to provide search engines more to see, and help with indexing. And while the focus is on niche sites, anyone who wants their blog to get indexed well should take a look at it.

So check out the report and see if it does the ‘trick’!