Clickbank Niches (2019): Ultimate Guide to 97 Evergreen Clickbank Niches

This is an evergreen niche if I’ve ever seen one. Can you imagine people in future ever wanting to stop learning how to sing?

In fact, if you type the term “how to sing” into Google Trends, you’ll see a nice increasing trend in searches from 2004 to 2014 (the trend line slopes down after that but seems to have stabilized).

And as more people go online (globally and among older age groups), you’ll see more and more searches for online singing help.

This would be a great complement to the singing niche and is another evergreen niche that has been rising in search volume in recent years.

Bonus point: the top-selling Clickbank product in this niche has been selling since 2006! (See the “Sample Clickbank Product” below)

Camera technology is always changing, but some people will always want to touch-up their photos themselves.

In this niche there are tons of searches done every month for keywords related to “Photoshop tutorials”. The high-volume keywords have lots of competition, but there are many long-tail keywords with low competition.

This is a sneaky little niche that helps people prepare for job interviews by providing answers to commonly asked interview questions.

This is obviously an evergreen niche, but what’s more, you could build an entire portfolio of sites related to other perennial job niches, such as job interviewing techniques, how to write cover letters, etc.

There are some people who just want a job online, not a business (hard for us online entrepreneurs to believe, I know!)

One obvious target audience for this niche: stay-at-home moms (and the term “mommy jobs online” is a good, low-competition topic to target).

Another one: college students. (Term to target: “online jobs for college students”).

These are really two separate niches, but I think there’s definitely big overlap with the target audiences (i.e. predominantly young males).

The top two products in this niche have had high Gravity for a long time.

Note that there’s a lot more search volume for people looking to test video games than to test apps. But you probably could have guessed that…

Surprisingly, this niche has been around for a LONG time (I can remember it being big when I started online over 10 years ago). And it’s still going strong!

This niche has a strong appeal to – among other groups – the stay-at-home-mom audience. And guess what? They’re also interested in other “make money online” offers.

This is a competitive niche overall, but  has some long-tail keywords without much competition.

If you want to complement Clickbank products with other types of products, Justine Grey has a great list of money-related affiliate programs here.

The success of companies like Shopify has really increased interest in this niche. There are a ton of keywords you can target.

The main Clickbank product for this niche is a searchable database of Amazon and Ebay products to sell, along with a large directory of wholesale suppliers. (See “Sample Clickbank Product” below.) Interesting product!

Apparently your birth date (and other numbers) determine your destiny. And I always thought hard work determined one’s destiny!

This is another one of those niches that stun you with their search volume. There are thousands of searches each month by people looking for their “lucky numbers”!

And that’s not to mention related niches, like “angel numbers”, “life numbers”, etc. (look them up – it’s astonishing).

The most popular Clickbank product in this niche has had a gravity in the 150 range for years, which means a lot of affiliates have been making sales, and probably for a long time.

Your challenge is to find the long-tail, low-competition keywords that can be used to get organic traffic to your site. Given that there are tens of thousands of keywords in the niche, that shouldn’t be too hard…

If you’ve seen the movie The Secret (or read the book), you’re familiar with the “law” of attraction. The idea is that everything you want can be achieved by believing it will happen, and by maintaining a “positive emotional state”.

This is a great micro niche in the self-help/personal development market, and there are many Clickbank products that sell well and could be promoted on a niche site dedicated to teaching the Law of Attraction.

This niche is a good tie-in with the “law of attraction/abundance” niche.

Positive affirmations software uses “subliminal messages” to help you achieve your goals. The idea is that this software will enter positive affirmations directly into your “subconscious mind”, which will improve your performance.

I suspect a lot of people searching Google in this niche are looking for free affirmations, but there’s so much search volume that you would only need a tiny percentage of that traffic to buy in order to make a solid income.

You could also ask visitors to give you their email address in exchange for free daily affirmations, and in every daily email send them to a different page on your site – that’s filled with ads! (This guy did it for years, and this guy still does it on some of his sites…)

“Chakra” literally translates to “wheel” in Sanskrit, and in yoga it refers to the “wheel of energy” in your body.

Cool concept! But can it make money?

Well, the top Clickbank product in this niche has been making sales for years, and a related niche (yoga) has been a pretty popular topic…for three or four thousand years.

Needless to say, this product would be a great addition to a yoga-related site.

This one is a great tie-in with the “build a chicken coop” niche (along with the woodworking plans and boat plans niches described on the next pages. Do you see a trend here? Think “niche empire”!)

The Clickbank products in this niche have a decent payout and good level of gravity, which means affiliates are already making money in the niche.

You get a “twofer” with this one: “woodworking plans” and “how to start a woodworking business”. Both niches have been going strong on Clickbank for years.

Interesting fact: there are more than 6,000 searches per month alone for the name of the top-selling Clickbank product! (Ted’s Woodworking Plans. See the “Top Clickbank Products” below.)

Ahoy, matey!

This niche could be a good tie-in with the handyman niches outlined in this report. Regardless, this is a niche in which people are willing to spend money to realize their dream of building their own boat.

There are also lots of physical products from Amazon that you could promote to complement Clickbank products.

Jump aboard!

This is one of a handful of niches that I can remember was popular back when I started as a Clickbank vendor (10+ years ago).

And it’s still going strong!

As long as people have to pay to power/heat their homes, there are going to be people looking to save money on home energy – including trying to make their own.

Apparently “aquaponics” involves using fish poo to grow organic vegetables. Not sure how I feel about that…

But it’s a hot gardening micro niche! A quick search on Google Trends for the keyword “aquaponics system” shows a steep upward trend in search volume from the early 2000s.

This would also be a great tie-in with any “pet fish”-related site.

So plug your nose and dig into this fishy niche!

Cat training is a big niche online, although not nearly as popular as dog training (because cats are evil, IMHO).

The top Clickbank product in this niche teaches how to stop your cat from “spraying” (not sure what that is exactly, but it sounds pretty bad).

“Cat training” keywords in general are much less competitive than “dog training” keywords, and there are lots of Amazon products that could also be promoted, so this would be a great niche for a newbie online marketer to get into.

Arriba! Arriba!

Yes, up – that’s where demand for Spanish language training is headed, especially with the rise of the Hispanic demographic group in the U.S.

In many U.S. states, knowing a second language can give a job applicant a competitive advantage – and many people are looking for the convenience of learning online.

And there are other language guides that have been selling for over five years on Clickbank:

If you’ve known someone who has struggled to get pregnant, you know this is a classic desperate niche – an emotional need that people lie awake at night trying to figure out a solution to.

Beyond being evergreen, the beauty of this niche is you’re helping people achieve their dream of starting a family – and you’re making money at the same time!

Here’s a bonus: one of the top keywords in this niche is for a Clickbank product, and has been for years (Pregnancy Miracle). Grab some long-tail versions of this keyword and start getting traffic and making sales!

A great angle for a site in this niche would be to focus exclusively on getting pregnant/increasing fertility. In addition to helpful informational content (targeting low-competition keywords) you could also review fertility supplements, relevant Amazon products, etc.

If you’re thinking about starting a pregnancy site, this could be the next step in the “evolution” of your portfolio.

There are some good low-competition keywords in this niche, along with some interesting related physical products (have you heard of a “potty training watch”?)

This is yet another evergreen niche that will never go away. I attribute my hair loss partly to potty training my two boys – definitely a “desperate” niche.

Next stop on the parenting train!

Once you’ve helped couples get pregnant, then helped them stop their toddlers from pooping themselves, the next step is to help their kids to read.

The top Clickbank product in this niche has a great payout (~$45) and a nice-looking site.

When I was growing up there was a rumor that the government sold cars for pennies on the dollar at “secret” auctions (as a 16-year-old I salivated at the idea of buying a Lamborghini for $100).

Apparently these auctions do take place, because thousands of people a month search for government and repossessed car auctions (including a ton of searches for police vehicle auctions).

Did you know that the average golfer spends nearly $3,000 a year on golf – and that figure hasn’t changed since the year 1915?

Golf definitely qualifies as an “enthusiast” niche. Golfers tend to be passionate about the sport and willing to spend big bucks to get better.

And what’s the first thing they try to get better at? No, not coordinating their checkered pants with their plaid shirts – their golf swing!

That would explain why two of the top-selling Clickbank golf products teach how to improve a golfer’s…swing.

P.S. Can you think of some Amazon products that would be great tie-ins with improving your golf swing? I sure can.

This is an interesting angle on the golf market, and obviously a great complement to the “improve your golf swing “niche.

There are a surprising number of searches related to golf fitness (I didn’t realize you had to be fit to play golf!)

As with some of the other niches in this guide, you could start your niche empire with these two proven micro niches (improve your golf swing, and golf fitness). Then build into related niches once you get some revenue coming in and customer interaction!

This niche is made for me! I’m 5’5”, so I have to jump higher just to reach the dinner table.

Believe it or not, there are thousands of searches per month on Google by athletes looking for help to jump higher (primarily for basketball, but other sports, too).

Both of the top-selling Clickbank products in this niche have good commissions (the higher-paying product has an average $/sale of ~$123.00!)

This is a relatively new online niche that has exploded in popularity recent years, with as many as 3.7 million Americans calling themselves “preppers” or “survivalists”.

(Another sign this is a growing niche? Costco now sells a $6,000 “doomsday prep kit”).

There are a ton of new products coming online to satisfy the needs of preppers, people who are actively preparing to survive an emergency (such as a large terrorist attack, natural disaster, etc.).

And what’s interesting is how the Clickbank products in this niche approach it from various angles (take a look at the products below, and you’ll see what I mean – there’s drought prep, blackout prep, bulletproofing your home, etc.).

Lots of different angles you could use to get into this niche.

Fat loss is a classic niche for online entrepreneurs, and it’s HUGE.

It’s also SUPER-competitive.

Which means anyone trying to break into fat loss with a new site needs to “niche down” until they find a really tightly-focused micro-niche that doesn’t have too much competition.

Examples? Here are two I found when doing research for this guide:

Another classic niche that’s big, competitive, and never going away.

Like the fat loss niche, bodybuilding requires niching down and taking an original angle to a find pocket of low competition.

Here are three bodybuilding micro-niches that (at the time of writing) have a good number of low-competition keywords:

Calisthenics is also known as “body weight” exercises. Calisthenics is all about building strength/muscle without lifting dumbbells or any other artificial weights – you’re just using your own body weight.

If you’ve ever done pull-ups, chin-ups, or handstands, you’ve done calisthenics.

I know this niche well because I’ve been an avid follower of calisthenics for five years.  

And it’s awesome!

There are lots of low-competition keywords that use the word “calisthenics”, but I suspect there are also a lot of people searching for free calisthenics exercises online.

That’s fine – because there’s always a percentage of people who are willing to pay for information that’s structured and easy to access (which I know personally, because I’ve purchased online calisthenics programs).

This is an awesome example of a relatively new niche that could turn into an evergreen niche.

“Mobility” exercises are just what they sound like – exercises to help people be less stiff/inflexible and more able to move freely.

It’s a growing niche because people are increasingly working in sedentary jobs (i.e. sitting at a desk all day), which leads to problems moving.

Will this niche be around forever? There’s no guarantee – but as long as our societies are (and get more) sedentary, I can’t see it going away.

And it’s steadily growing. Check out the Google Trends graph showing search volume for “mobility exercises” from 2004 to 2019:

This is another relatively new micro-niche, and is related to mobility exercises (see the previous niche).

Hip flexors are muscles that connect your upper leg to your hip. Apparently there are a lot of people who have tight hip flexors, and there are different theories as to why that is.

Bottom line: this niche has a bunch of low-competition keywords, along with niche sites ranking on the first page of Google.

The anti-aging niche is awesome for so many reasons:

• Resistance to aging is a strongly emotional (some would say desperate) need
• Obviously evergreen
• There are lots of complementary Amazon offers and CPA offers that can be promoted on an anti-aging niche site

The offers in this niche appeal to people of color (e.g. African-Americans, Indians, darker-skinned Hispanics).

The reason? Some people of color want to lighten their skin.

It’s an unfortunate reality, but it is reality. Here’s a statistic to prove the point: in 2017 there were $4.8 billion worth of global skin-lightening products sold, and that’s projected to increase to $8.9 billion by 2027.

The great thing about this niche is that it’s both a very emotional (desperate) niche, it’s perennial, and there are lots of different offers that you could use to monetize a niche site (e.g. Clickbank offers, creams, high-CPC ads, etc).

I didn’t know that some people struggled with this health condition – until I saw the keywords people are typing into Google to find help.  

The top Clickbank product in this niche gets hundreds of searches a month.

Reiki is a healing approach based on the idea that a therapist can channel energy into a patient by touching them, and that energy activates the healing process.

This is a great micro niche in the “alternative medicine” niche, because an increasing number of people are becoming interested in practicing “Eastern” medicine.

This would be a great niche to include in a portfolio of relationship websites!

Also, there are lots of complementary Amazon products that could be promoted on a “halitosis” niche site.

Keywords in this niche are surprisingly competitive, although there are pockets of opportunity (especially if you’re willing to pivot to dog’s bad breath – lots of low-competition keywords there! Yuck…)

Tonsil stones are deposits of calcium that build up on the…tonsils.

They’re pretty gross – but also a great tie-in with any dental health-related niche site!

I used to own sites in these niches, and I sold hundreds of thousands of dollars’ worth of my own info products related to sleep apnea.

So I know there’s money to be made!

(Note, however, that Google’s “Medic” update definitely affected some sites in these two niches, so you would need to make sure your site has solid E-A-T.)

Even though I’ve lumped these two niches together here, snoring and sleep apnea aren’t “comorbid” – in other words, if a person snores, they won’t necessarily also have sleep apnea. But there’s certainly a correlation between the two.

From experience I can tell you these are “desperate” niches with many buyers!

This is another sleep-related niche that requires good E-A-T to gain trust from Google.

But it’s obviously another huge, evergreen problem that’s not going away any time soon.

There are (unfortunately for the sufferer) tie-ins with other health conditions like anxiety, depression, etc.

Face plant? Who did a face plant?

Oh, wait – this health condition is called Plantar Fasciitis, and it refers to an inflammation of the thick tissue on the bottom of the foot (plain English: “heel pain”).

And it gets a crapload of searches on Google! It’s estimated that 10% of people have plantar fasciitis at some point in their life. (Who knew?)

This niche is also proof of something I’ve said for a long time: there are thousands of niches online that have yet to be exploited! If this is the first time you’re hearing about plantar fasciitis (or any other niche in this guide), can you imagine how many other niches there are?

Let’s deal with this one quickly and move on, shall we?

This is obviously a desperate niche, with people keen to find a solution (pronto!)

There’s also massive search volume in this niche, including a lot of searches for “natural” treatments and remedies. So there are a ton of long-tail, low-competition keywords you could target!

Fibroids are abnormal growths that develop in or on a woman’s uterus. Serious business.

The mainstream keywords in this niche (e.g. keywords containing the words “cause”, “treatment”, etc.) are very competitive, but there are sub-niches that are ripe for opportunity.

Case in point: at the time of writing, keywords that combine “fibroid” or “fibroids” + “diet” have very little competition. And there are hundreds of them.

As with many other Clickbank products in this report, the top CB product in this niche gets hundreds of searches per month but has very little competition.

Cellulite – the bane of some women’s existence!

This is another health/appearance problem that plays on people’s emotions. Just check out the number of cellulite memes on the internet…

Here’s an angle to get lots of organic traffic: celebrities. The terms “Kim Kardashian” and “cellulite” together have 211 different keywords, according to Ahrefs – and every keyword is low-competition. Publish a handful of juicy articles on that topic and watch the traffic (and links) come in…

This is a perennial niche, but also a fairly competitive one.

The best keyword strategy with this niche is to target body parts (sounds kind of clinical, I know…).

For example, according to Ahrefs, these keywords have little competition: “forehead acne”; “chest acne”; “acne on chin”; etc.

(Note: I’m not recommending you start writing articles targeting those specific terms. Those would be the topics that would create “category” pages for on your site. Then you’d niche down those topics into narrower sub-topics that you would write articles on.)

Do you ever feel dizzy after you stand up abruptly?

That’s kind of like vertigo. Except that people with vertigo experience it persistently – a spinning dizziness.

This one’s a bit hard to find low-competition keywords for. Having said that, the lower-competition keywords seem to focus on treatments for the different types of vertigo (e.g. “positional vertigo treatment”).

This is a classic HUGE, evergreen niche.

Back pain is the second most-common reason for a trip to the doctor in the USA (after the common cold).

This is definitely a competitive niche overall.

But like every other huge niche, there are pockets of opportunity. A few minutes of keyword research uncovered these ideas:

Did you know that 54 million adults in the USA have arthritis, and it’s the leading cause of disability in the country?

Dios mío! What an opportunity for entrepreneurs.

There’s definitely an opportunity in this niche to rank for keywords related to products for arthritis. Two examples: “arthritis gloves” and “essential oils for arthritis”.

Heartburn is a symptom of two health conditions called acid reflux and GERD (gastroesophageal reflux disease). They amount to a huge amount of search volume online.

This is another niche that’s very competitive for the mainstream keywords (e.g. “heartburn causes”, “heartburn symptoms”) but when you drill down you can find pockets of keywords with little competition (e.g. “essential oils for heartburn”)

High blood pressure affects more than 100 million Americans, and is associated with other health conditions like diabetes, stroke, and many more.

As you would guess, there’s also huge search volume by people looking to lower their blood pressure.

Like blood pressure, this affects a huge chunk of US adults (around 95 million, in fact).

One group of low-competition keywords in this niche are recipes for low cholesterol. Of course, most people searching for recipes are looking for free content – but I’ll bet a portion of those people are motivated to buy solutions that can help them reduce their cholesterol levels.

Did you know that stress can trigger a cold sore? (If you didn’t know that, you probably don’t have kids…)

Cold sores are another ubiquitous health condition that is widespread and gets tons of search volume – which means opportunity for entrepreneurs who are willing to dig and find clusters of low competition.

When I first heard of urticaria I thought it was a funky new Hawaiian instrument, but alas, it’s just a fancy medical term for “hives”.

It’s also a pain in the butt for half a million people in the US (so to speak…).

And you thought only your muffin top could be fat! Turns out a person’s liver can be fat too.

The keywords in this niche are surprisingly competitive – but there are some diet-related keywords that you could rank for with a bit of effort.

Nasal polyps are grape-shaped growths that hang down from the lining of your nasal passages.

(Were you eating something when you read that? Sorry. At least I didn’t mention the other grape-shaped growths: hemorrhoids. Oops…)

Apparently nasal polyps are associated with asthma and allergies. I’ve read that they’re also related to snoring and sleep apnea (a good tie-in if you’re going to start a “nasal health”-related site).

The top Clickbank product in this niche is called “Everyday Roots”, but what the book addresses is the idea of a “toxic cleanse”, i.e. getting rid of toxins in one’s life.

Variations of the keyword “Everyday Roots Book” get hundreds of searches per month, so those could be easy wins for a new site in this niche.

“Kerry who?” That’s what I said when I first came across this micro niche.

Keratosis pilaris (also called “chicken skin”) is a common skin condition that causes rough patches and small, acne-like bumps on the arms, thighs, cheeks, and buttocks (that last one sounds really embarrassing!)

Compared to the “big” health conditions this one doesn’t get a lot of search volume, but there’s also less competition. There’s also a lot of opportunity to get creative and find “lateral” keywords to target in the search engines, like “how to get rid of chicken skin”.

Don’t confuse psoriasis with cirrhosis, like I sometimes do (one means you scratch a lot; the other means you drink too much).

Psoriasis is itchy, scaly skin that often has red patches.

Needless to say, this one is a great tie-in with the previous niche: keratosis pilaris (aka “chicken skin”). Both could be featured/promoted on a niche site that covers skin conditions or skin care.

That’s right – another obscure health micro niche. There’s simply no end to them!

“Eye floaters” are small moving spots that appear in your field of vision. They’re typically caused by age-related changes in your eyes, which makes this an awesome niche to build a portfolio of sites around (because as people age, they usually have more and more health problems that need solutions!)

Interesting fact: the name of the top Clickbank product in this niche is also one of the highest-volume keywords (and has very little competition).

Having lived in the tropics and the desert, this is something I know well – sweating!

But this niche actually deals with a health condition called “hyperhidrosis”, or abnormally increased sweating.

This is obviously an embarrassing problem, and a problem that people will gladly pay money for a proven solution.

This micro-niche was made for me! As a vertically-challenged dude, I could be the poster boy for the Clickbank offers in this niche.

You might see this as a flash-in-the-pan type of niche, but according to Google Trends search volume has been consistent since 2005, and has actually increased since 2009 (which, interestingly, is around the time the two of the main Clickbank products in this niche were launched).

Even if you’re not interested in this niche, check out the sales page of the first Top Clickbank Product (see below). It’s hilarious.

Okay, we’ve weeded out the other niches, now we’re into the interesting stuff!

According to drugabuse.gov, marijuana use has been increasing among young people since 2007. And the flip side of that trend? There’s been an increase in the number of searches online for how to quit smoking marijuana.

This niche was made for Justin Trudeau.

“Pearly penile papule” – try saying that quickly three times in a row! It’s like a perverted tongue twister.

Pearly penile papules are a string of pearl-like bumps that appear on the head of a man’s “member”.

This condition doesn’t have much search volume, but I suspect that’s because most men who have the condition don’t know what it’s called – so this niche would require some creative keyword research to find relevant keywords. 

Now we’re getting into the good stuff!

(Sorry, ladies – most of my readers are guys…)

There are a lot of women searching for ways to enhance their breasts naturally – this would be a great niche in a portfolio of health and beauty sites serving women.

It’s estimated that 8.5% of the world’s adult population has diabetes, and by 2030 diabetes will be the 7^th leading cause of death globally.

This is a massive, desperate niche – BUT after Google’s Medic update, it’s probably also a damn hard one to break into these days.

This has been a huge niche on Clickbank for years, but I would stay away unless you fit into one of these categories:

If you’ve ever had a panic attack, or know someone who has, you know what an absolutely terrifying and disorienting experience it is. Wouldn’t it be great to help people overcome this dreaded condition?

If you’re interested in panic attacks, you’ll be happy to know that this is a longstanding niche on Clickbank, the top product has been selling since 2003!

This is another niche that might be tough to enter unless you have some medical credentials – although definitely not as tough as niches like diabetes, as I’ve seen some niche sites and personal blogs that are ranking for panic attack keywords.

If you’ve struggled with depression and managed to overcome it (or even reduce it), this would be a wonderful niche to make a positive difference in the world and make money (imagine that!)

An “ovarian cyst” is a sac filled with fluid that forms on or inside an ovary (try not to form a mental image of that).

Ovarian cysts are associated with a health condition called “Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (or the initials “PCOS”).

PCOS can lead to other health problems, typically in females aged 12-45, such as menstrual cycle changes and trouble getting pregnant (hint, hint: do you see a tie-in with any other niches here?)

This is clearly a great niche if you’d like to serve younger females as your target audience, and you could combine this niche with others from this guide, such as the “pregnancy help” niche.

There are a surprising number of low-competition keywords in this niche, and the website for the top Clickbank product gets a ton of organic search traffic (which is unusual. Most Clickbank product sites don’t rank organically for many keywords and get the majority of their traffic from affiliate referrals).

A related micro-niche is “fear of driving”, which also has a long-selling Clickbank product (see below).

In 2011 (the most recent year I could find data for), there were 2.1 million marriages in the USA and nearly 900,000 divorces.

Those are depressing statistics – but they represent an opportunity! You could be helping people before they get to the divorce stage.

There’s no shortage of Clickbank products you could promote to help couples avoid divorce – and no shortage of people online searching for advice to save their marriage.

Can you guess how many people cheat on their spouse? (And I’m not talking about poker.)

In one 2011 study (again, the most recent I could find), 23.3% of men and 19.2% of women said they’d had “sexual interactions” with someone other than their partner during their current relationship.

Opportunity alert!

Sorry, married ladies, this niche isn’t “how to get a man to take out the garbage”. It’s how a woman can get a man for herself.

This is obviously a niche that’s geared toward women, and probably women who are desperate to find a mate.

There are a crapload of Clickbank products in this niche making regular sales. The most popular product gets thousands of searches a month for its title alone!