I found a fun niche yesterday with tons of potential.

It didn’t exist even five months ago, so it’s brand new - which means that now is a great time to enter the niche before it gets too saturated.

If you have the time and inclination, act fast as it’ll probably get more saturated right away because of this email lol.

The niche is Inifinite Craft tutorials.

Infinite Craft is a game that was launched on January 31st this year by Neal Agarwal, the same guy who built The Password Game.

You can combine elements to make pretty much anything. It’s fun but kinda addicting and pointless lol.

If you wanna try it, here’s the official site: https://neal.fun/infinite-craft/

Now…what makes this such an interesting niche is that people search for “infinite craft recipes”. Stuff like:

Since you can theoretically make anything, the keyword opportunities are truly endless.

A few niche sites dedicated to Infinite Craft tutorials have popped up, and their numbers are wild. For example:

This site is plastered with ads, and the content is all AI-generated. It looks like a programmatic SEO + AI play.

The site was built about four months ago. It took just three months to reach over 250,000 monthly visitors.

Those visitors mostly come through auto-generated articles that show you how to make things in Infinite Craft. Here are the site’s top keywords:

Here’s another one. Even more impressive.

The domain was registered on May 30th. Less than a month ago.

The very next day, on May 31st, Ahrefs estimated it was on track for 560,000 monthly visitors.

Absolutely ridiculous. But there’s a good explanation for it.

It was due to a 301 redirect from infinite-craft .io.

You can see the drop for infinite-craft .io on May 31st here:

Still, this is extremely impressive. The domain infinite-craft .io was only registered on February 21st. By march 17th, the site had 844,000 monthly visitors. Wild.

Although major gaming and news sites have started publishing Infinite Craft tutorials, the niche still appears incredibly easy.

You can make pretty much anything in Infinite Craft. Which means the keyword opportunities are quite literally endless.

While Ahrefs has picked up a lot of infinite craft-related keywords, there are tons with 0 search volume that 100% get searched quite often.

For example, “how to make jaylen brown in infinite craft” likely gets searched a good bit right now, considering the Celtics just won the NBA championship and he was the finals MVP. But it has 0 monthly search volume according to all the keyword tools.

And in case you’re wondering, yes, people do search how to make athletes. “How to make lebron james in infinite craft” has a volume of 600 according to Ahrefs.

Income potential

Is it even worth building a site in this niche?

I think so, if you have the skills. Combine pSEO with AI and you could have a robust infinite craft tutorials website live in less than a day. Build some links, sit back, and watch the traffic roll in.

The RPM (revenue per thousand visitors) is probably quite low. Let’s say it’s $5.

With 500,000 visitors/month, you’d be making $2,500/mo from ads. I have no idea what the actual RPM is, but that’s my best guess based on what I’ve seen in similar niches.

Even if the RPM is just $2, that’s still $1,000/mo with 500K visitors. For the work involved, I’d take that any day! And for all I know, I’m lowballing the RPM. It could be $10!

Hope you enjoyed this email. More like this to come as I enjoy writing about this stuff. 🤓 

Thanks for reading,

Ian

P.S. I’ve been hard at work on Site Stats Database. I’ll add more than 100,000 sites in the next update. At that time, I’ll remove the lifetime plan. You can still get lifetime access here.

P.P.S. I’m closing down my community, Website Growth Mastermind. Members should have received the announcement a couple weeks ago (if not, go read the announcement in the General Discussion section). I had (have) too much on my plate in business and personal life. I was unable to put as much effort into growing and engaging in this community as I intended. Members still have free access until July 8th to save anything from the community before it’s officially shut down.

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