assuming you do a search and for one of your keywords a result comes back where there's a lot less than a million competing websites (say a thousand)and there's also more than two hundred people estimated to search for it in the next 24 hours, but where the KEI is lower than ten, would it still be considered a niche?

also, I don't really understand what the "count" column means as the result is often just over the estimated number of daily searches for any particular keyword, and as it appears to be similar to the information given in the 24 hour column except for over a period of 130 days, howcome they have similar results? what don't I understand? can someone please explain. thanks.

Although I do a lot of keyword research, I don't use the typical wordtracker tool. I have a brainstorming tool in SBI that incorporates the wordtracker results with some other tools to develop a more accurate supply, demand, and profitability.

So, I'm not familiar with the columns, etc., that you are referring to, but I thought perhaps if I commented here, I'd bump your post to the top of the pile and one of the other wordtracker users would be able to chime in and give you some help.

Hope it works!
Blessings,
Angie