Can you tell me how to find a profitable niche in under 10 minutes

[simpleonline1234]

I challenge any of you so called marketers so see if you can find a profitable niche market in under ten minutes. If you think you can do it....show me how you did it....i don't think it's possible but i've ready that a really good IM can do so under that time frame....let the games begin....game on....

[Alexa Smith]

"Profitable niche" is an interesting concept, isn't it?

To a great extent, it's what we marketers do that determines whether or not a niche is "profitable", isn't it?

I think some niches (in the "desperate buyers" categories) are probably always potentially profitable, though.

I can tell you now, for example, that "weight loss" is a "profitable niche", but that doesn't make me want to get involved in it, myself.

[majidmaskat]

Well usually i go to amzon, ebay, or some commerce websites, and evaluete what is selling the most, that takes me 2-5 minutes. once i found the products, i go to google adword and type in the keywords. Usually i find highly targeted keyword that have no competition becasue it is a specific products. that takes me 3 minutes. Now i write 10 articles and publish them to EZA DONE, well usually 10 articles take me 3 hours, however the quation was find a profitable niche in ten minutes by which i can say yes, i can do that under 6 minutes using amazon alone.

[Jared Alberghini]

Originally Posted by alexa_s

I think some niches (in the "desperate buyers" categories) are probably always potentially profitable, though.

I second that alexa...

12 Niches with VERY Desperate Buyers... UPDATED : 29 NEW HOT Niches!

.jrd

[JamesPenn]

I used to spend hours trying to find long tail keywords that could be exploited, but I don't think that's the best way.

Now, I always go for the mass market niches. There are so many more opportunities. More products to promote, greater range of products you can develop, more prospects you can target, more advertising mediums you can exploit, more websites you can "borrow" traffic from, more JV partners you can get... more money you can make.

Give me a 0.001% stake in the weight loss market over a 100% stake in the "grow square water melon" market. (And yes, I did try the grow square water melon market).

James

[Alexa Smith]

Originally Posted by JamesPenn

Give me a 0.001% stake in the weight loss market over a 100% stake in the "grow square water melon" market. (And yes, I did try the grow square water melon market).

The problem is, perhaps, that for most marketers, and for all inexperienced marketers, they're not really financially comparable in terms of income for effort: the 100% stake in the "grow square water-melon" market is perhaps by far the easier of the two to get, albeit that it's worth less?

Ok, I don't mean literally that market (if there is such a thing), but the "growing organic tomatoes" and the "growing organic grapes" markets are a lot more instinctively appealing to me than the "weight loss" market, because I know I can get involved in those markets without being up against anyone with a $30,000-per-month Adwords budget. (I don't actually promote either of those niches - just using them as examples).

[Matt Maiden]

Originally Posted by JamesPenn

Now, I always go for the mass market niches. There are so many more opportunities. More products to promote, greater range of products you can develop, more prospects you can target, more advertising mediums you can exploit, more websites you can "borrow" traffic from, more JV partners you can get... more money you can make.

You can take existing products and develop "new" targets.

Weight loss for nurses, students, police officers,...

Attention Police Officers...

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Matt

[trishworks4u]

Attention Police Officers...

"Are You Tired Of Losing Criminals, Being Laughed At, Falling Behind The "Cops" Camera Crews"

Hilarious.

The only profitable niche i've ever found was based on a passing mention of a product in a forum, which turned into a hunch that I pounced on after just following up with a few minutes of research. It's been paying off, daily, ever since.

I believe that's called "luck".

[Matt Maiden]

Originally Posted by trishworks4u

The only profitable niche i've ever found was based on a passing mention of a product in a forum, which turned into a hunch that I pounced on after just following up with a few minutes of research. It's been paying off, daily, ever since. I believe that's called "luck".

I believe that "luck" is when hard work and preparation meets opportunity.

You had the knowledge to know a good thing when you heard it. (Your hunch) Then you "pounced" (acted on your educated guess) Followed up with the correct research and got "lucky".

Too many newbies come in here and want to get lucky. They should take a look at what you did to "make things happen".

Matt

[Fernando Veloso]

Originally Posted by Matt M

You can take existing products and develop "new" targets.

Weight loss for nurses, students, police officers,...

Definitely worth your time. Same product can be branded to different targets. Weight loss for mom's, for kids, for seniors, etc etc

Go deeper and find your gold.

[barbling]

Originally Posted by JamesPenn

...Give me a 0.001% stake in the weight loss market over a 100% stake in the "grow square water melon" market. (And yes, I did try the grow square water melon market).

James

Let me guess - you offered that nifty Clickbank product on growing square watermelons?

I think now the trend is for heart-shaped:



Heart-shaped watermelons in Japan | Japan Probe

[catherine ford]

Try Ebay
Catherine

[Intrepreneur]

Do you use a Google account and have your searches saved for you?

I find that going in there and looking through things that I have searched myself proves a good way to start a new niche, because you will already have interest in the topic..

Then find your keywords..

Other great tips include..

Amazon
Ebay
YouTube

Going to those sites you will see so many diverse niches to choose from, but in my opinion it's best to stick to a passionate subject for maximum profits.

[Matt Maiden]

Nothing says "I love you" like a watermelon

Next year will be watermelon shaped roses.

Matt

[Doug]

Originally Posted by simpleonline1234

I challenge any of you so called marketers so see if you can find a profitable niche market in under ten minutes. If you think you can do it....show me how you did it....i don't think it's possible but i've ready that a really good IM can do so under that time frame....let the games begin....game on....

Ever pay attention to commercials on TV? Advertisers are not spending that money because it is fun...

[barbling]

Originally Posted by Matt M

Nothing says "I love you" like a watermelon

Next year will be watermelon shaped roses.

Matt

Oh I just can't resist.

Would you accept rose-shaped watermelon?

Francesco - Watermelon Rose

[Steven Wagenheim]

A profitable niche in 10 minutes?

You've been reading too many of those "how to get rich books".

May I suggest a trip to the land of reality?

Either that, or stop smoking what you're smoking because it is seriously
affecting your judgment.

[Matt Maiden]

So Barbara,

My next anniversary when I come home with a watermelon...you are going to back me up on this right

Matt

[NetworxNZ]

there's a niche if i ever did see one..... :-)

[Clark]

Originally Posted by simpleonline1234

I challenge any of you so called marketers so see if you can find a profitable niche market in under ten minutes. If you think you can do it....show me how you did it....i don't think it's possible but i've ready that a really good IM can do so under that time frame....let the games begin....game on....

Tell me about the last five purchases you made online and you'll discover profitable niches in under 1 minute... yes, that includes yer PORN membership too

How's that for a "so called marketer"?

Game Over!

[InternetMarketingIQ]

Type in any keyword phrase into Google. If there are Adword ads then it's profitable. Just that simple.

So what can you do with it?

[barbling]

Originally Posted by Matt M

So Barbara,

My next anniversary when I come home with a watermelon...you are going to back me up on this right

Matt

Funny you should mention that! This past Sunday was my 16th year wedding anniversary and my husband and I got each other a dimsum lunch and (get this!) our favorite salad dressings.

So would a daikon rose work out too?

Romance...thy name is Ling.