How to find a hungry market perfectly fit for a blog-1

OK , you are going to start a blog - your own blog ! You and only you are the author of your blog . Right ? So , start a blog about something that you know - you can write about. But our goal is to make a blog which will make some money - that amount of money which is sufficient to leave your day job within some months. So we have to think about our niche market.
If we know what people are searching in a bigger volume and you know something about any of their search then it will be better to start a blog on that subject.
Finding the right niche to promote on the internet is fairly easy these days with all the free tools at your disposal. Obviously you want to market exceptional products in a hot market, but just how do you do that? Easy! Follow the steps below to find what's in and what's not on any given day.

Google Zeitgeist:

For both breaking news and obscure information alike, people around the world search Google. This flurry of searches often exposes interesting trends, patterns, and surprises. The Google Zeitgeist page is regularly updated to reflect tidbits of information related to the search behavior of Google users. (see Fig1 Below)

Click Here To Enter Google Zeitgeist!

Lycos 50:

A weekly report of the top 50 searches done on Lycos. The Lycos 50 lists the people, places and things which are most on the public mind as reflected by Lycos user searches over the past week. The Lycos 50 list is updated once per week. The new list comes out every Tuesday at 6:00 am Eastern time. The daily reports are released Monday through Friday mornings at the same time. (see Fig2 below)

Click Here To Enter Lycos 50!

Jeeves IQ:

Most popular search terms based on the millions of queries asked on Ask Jeeves each day - from consumer trends to breaking news, the report provides valuable insight into consumer needs, habits, trends and interests. (see Fig3 below)

Click Here To Enter Jeeves IQ!

Yahoo! Buzz Index:

The Yahoo! Buzz Index is published Tuesday through Saturday. All the rankings on the Yahoo! Buzz Index -- both movers and leaders -- are updated each weekday and reflect the traffic from two days earlier. For example, Wednesday's Buzz Index reflects Monday's searches and clicks. (Twenty-four hours are required to process data and verify results.) The data is collected from Yahoo! search log files. The Yahoo! Buzz Index counts the total number of people searching for specific subjects. Individual users and their searches remain completely anonymous. (see Fig4 below)

Click Here To Enter Yahoo! Buzz Index!

Now you know what people search for in bigger volume and if you have a little bit knowledge about any one of the searched subject then start a blog on that subject.