New nice? Is there a market for this?

@The Niche Man,

Thank you for your detailed reply. I don't think the market is that big yet, it should be huge. And by huge I mean, there should not be a single person who surfs the net without a password manager. As it stands, most people don't even know what a password manager is, does or how it works.

The difference between the potential market and the actual market is the amount of profit that can be realized. What I'm getting at is this market appears to be almost untapped.

Thank you for the excellent suggestions. I already have the product, did some of the marketing which is sub par.. That's why I'm here, I need help! My product does what everyone else s product does but better, faster and simpler..

I created my product because of a need that I had for a good password manager. I used quite a few of them, tested them and settled on one which I liked. I used it for some time but it always felt lacking because it just took too long for me to login to my email for example.

I wanted something that got me into my bank account quickly, without so many steps. The password manager I was using had allot of features, And while all the features were very cool, I really didn't have a need for allot of them. Some I would never use. All those features made the software harder to learn and made it feel "heavy" if you know what I mean..

So I set out to design my own, and framed it around the goals of being fast and easy to use. So I've been using my own for years.. But now in light of recent events, I though perhaps now would be the time to strike while the iron was hot and not miss this opportunity if one actually exists..

I'm sure there is a password manager out there that uses two step authentication or fingerprint technology. I plan on adding these features if I can actually turn this into a business. So those are the advantages of what I have to offer. It's getting late so I have to end this soon.

My credentials as a programmer is that I have been writing software for 30+ years. I have written software for some of the biggest companies on earth that everyone has heard of, Including some mega banks. I suppose that could be a selling point as well, I don't know.

Thank you once again for your reply, I appreciate the time you took to address my original post. I also checked out your Niche "Creation Secrets" and I'm impressed with it. This is the kind of thing I wish I knew how to do..

Thanks!
Jack

Sure Jack

It's whatever you can do to be unique. How are you going to stand out? What will make them pick you over them.

You see, when I first started out nobody had a clue who I was.. Now I often get people telling me that it seemed like I just came out of nowhere here.

But the thing was, I was already doing well in other niches... and those same skills transferred over here (luckily).

So starting out I could not beat the "big guys" with my partners, or the size of my list (didn't have one) or getting dozens of reviews or having hundreds of affiliates to promote me to get the word out.

I used a big part of my personality.... Humor.

I used humor to stand out.... and it worked. That and a few other tricks and I became easily memorable. So even if you didn't need my product or service at the time... you would still remember me the next time you saw my face again.

Second. I did things different. I went above and beyond with my support. Adding skype group that I actually helped in as well as putting everything in an interactive members area... even if it was just a simple pdf product.

Word spread fast and viola! Here I am.

Tons of ways to stand out.

• You can beat them on price.
  
• You can beat them on delivery
  
• You can beat them on the offer. (if others are just offering pdf, you offer live calls... for example)
  
• You can beat them on support
  
• You can beat them on your over the top guarantee
  
• You can beat them on entertainment value

and on and on.

Hope that helps Jack

Yes, kind of what I meant with my feature suggestion.

Automatic password updates would protect them from hacks by obsoleting any stolen passwords.

Maybe 'deceptive' was too strong a word...

Thanks for the words of encouragement and advice! That's the general plan although I wish to educate my audience more than scare them. I understand that scare tactics work however that's sort of touches on what onSube said and he's right, but I don't know how to do this without throwing some fear into the mix. Fear works and people should be afraid because right now it's corporations, next it will be individuals.. That was kind of the whole point of the attacks, to obtain individual information. I'm on your website, nice work! And I'll be coming back for more..

Thanks!
Jack