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Choice one I get. And it is doable, but isn't FAST nor speedy.

Two. Job tips? For who?

You DO job interviews? For affiliate marketing? This makes no sense to me.

Who is sending you email and why and what tips do you have which

1- could be monetized
2- can't be found elsewhere

It appears from this perspective, you are letting your education go to waste, and for the long term, build the diabetes site, but, realize, unless you offer something for sale soon, it won't be an income source.

gjabiz

If I were you I would go with the Diabetes website.

The reason being is because the IM niche have more competition in the spaces you can promote your website.

For example: I think you could generate more traffic and sales if you promote a diabetes website in facebook groups, on twitter, on forums, and in Google+ groups.

Posting to these venues for the IM niche is harder because everyone is doing the same thing. Trying to make money by promoting something. On the other hand, most of the people belong to the previously mentioned venues are not marketers and they are looking for solutions to a problem that is very important.

There will be less marketers for you to compete against and if you don't come offf looking like a spammer, but instead, actually provide people with value before trying to sell them something...You should be able to generate some sales.

So what has changed?

Success in IM requires intense concentration and focus...

I realize my initial explanation was unclear. !st of all thanks for responding everyone. Secondly, 2 of my jobs, I play a role in hiring. I receive resumes conduct interviews and weigh in on hiring decisions. There are many things that I always assumed everyone knew that you didn't do. I was wrong. A lot of people make avoidable interview mistakes and resume mistakes. I thought I could have a newletter- 30 days to a better job and promote affiliate products a long the way. My diabetes plan is far more fleshed out of course. It just takes a lot of time and I'm not sure how much people would invest in a video/group class for 90 days of training to conquer diabetes when other people promote 30 day programs which manage it and call it a cure.
My lack of focus before was because I always had four jobs that I as juggling and from now until June 14th, I have 0 (sort of) and until August 24 I will only have 1. Thanks for the direction. How does one figure out a good price point for a product? I see people selling business coaching programs for 2000-3000 dollars and weight loss programs for 100-200, considering the importance of weight and health I don't think I understand the price dynamics. Any help would be appreciated.

Seriously, this is the first thing you need to address.

Choosing a niche is the least of your worries. You could probably choose either option and make money with it if you apply yourself. It sounds like you are an intelligent and resourceful person.

Being a business owner requires making decisions every day of the year and if you struggle with being decisive you will struggle with making money.

Have you done any market research to validate what kind of demand there is in the marketplace for each option you are contemplating? Have you checked to see who your direct competition may be and what they are offering? Do you know what your perfect customers look like and where you can find them gathered? Do you know what they are asking for?

Until you know the answers to these questions, you are only guessing at which option will be faster and easier for your entry and eventual success.

Steve

Decisive action is not always correct action.

I should have prefaced that with in starting a business. It is scary to come to a fork in the road and pick the wrong Fork. I make decisions all the time and stick with them-- clearly I should have clarified. I have researched. No one is doing the diabetes program in the way that I would. Dr. cousens has a ranch, but the cost is 11000 dollar and you have to take off 3 weeks of work. My goal is to offer an affordable option with a support group that can be done at home. It is a fusion of multiple symptoms,, but since know one is doing it, I don;t know if it is a viable option. I had wanted to ask forums but a lot of diabetes forums have strict rules against mentioning services . I was thinking of doing a facebook ad to gauge interest, but I wanted to come here first and see if people even thought a diabetes program would be marketable,

It sounds like you've got a couple of niches you're genuinely interested in and have knowledge in (many struggle with this!), so that part of things is largely covered, well done! I've seen similar niches work as viable online businesses, although if it were me I'd go the path of the diabetes niche (being part of the general health niche my instinct tells me you'd have an easier time making money - that is an extremely general comment though). The fact that you've personally dealt with the challenges of diabetes as well is a huge plus.

Having said that it also sounds like you're choosing different monetisation models for the different niches. This isn't necessarily a bad or incorrect thing but you may find it better to blend the models together and work on just a single niche. Soon enough you'll figure out exactly what type method of getting paying customers works best and you can focus on that predominantly.


In closing, I wouldn't say I'm indecisive, but I did have information overload in the very beginning of my IM career. After a few months of bouncing off different ideas I realised that if I didn't actually do or create anything of substance I'd never even make a cent. Right at that point I chose a niche (online gaming - I don't much like it anymore but I know a lot about it and that was enough), I laid out a plan for a paid online video product, and spent a few months building it along with everything else I needed to deliver it.

From that point on I never looked back and made a small but nice four figure sum each month. In short, as I had to do myself... Just. Start. Something. The best and highest quality learning you'll get about all of this stuff is by doing, so just choose your niche (diabetes, there I did it for you) and dive in right away.

I couldn't begin to explain how great this has been. I was indecisive about posting, because my question was so basic and I wasn't sue people would answer. Most of you have been really helpful. I feel sure of my path, diabetes website. I am ready to get started. Thank you for your help.

I would go with option 1 (diabetes), and I wish the best for your health while managing this condition.


I say option 1 because, you have INSTANT credibility in the marketplace. You have a story, real life experience, probably photos and videos you can make, remedies you've tried and medications that either worked or didn't. You identify with these people, and you can build a whole site around it - as long as it's helpful, and not obviously promotional. That's my take, but you can make money with both.

Hi,

The challenge you are facing is actually common. I have faced that "monster" called fear of failure which made me indecisive. Plenty of opportunities, but slipped through because I cannot decide which opportunity to start with. Indecisiveness is just a symptom; the actual cause if fear of failure. I wanted to start a project where success is guaranteed - does it ring a bell to you? And that guarantee my friend, NEVER was and NEVER will be!
The primary trait of success is take action despite fear, period! How do we know a project will succeed or not without doing it? Do it and you will find out if it is worth your time and effort.
By the way, I am into diabetes niche and got product from US which works well. Perhaps we can work together for mutual success - and remind each other along the way to shin fear and take action. Kindly reach me when you are interested.
Take care and wish you great success!

Your first choice is a better bet cause you are familiar with diabetes and you have a grad degree in it. Maybe you should consider building your info product on it, create your sales page, then put it up on clickbank (or related affiliate seeking platforms), go out get a bunch of affiliates through JV launch calendars to help you sell it.

There's no guarantees but this is probably the fastest way.

Almost NOBODY is going to trust a guy on the internet who says he has a cure for pre-diabetes, UNLESS that person does one HELL of a lot of pre-selling. What WOULD probably work like gangbusters is a website with recipes for diabetics. Place social media links on it and watch it get shared like crazy.

Just curious, why would nobody believe in a cure for pre-diabetes? That is pretty curable, I don't know anyone who thinks that's not curable. Is it because it is so easy to cure on your own? I'm missing something.

I would go with option number one.

It's more beneficial and there are more people who are interested about diabetes medication.

But you should go with the one close to your heart.