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niche oddysey?

by sahail
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Hi,

quite new to this game, but just wondering about the best way to find a niche that has potential?
#niche #oddysey
  • Profile picture of the author sahail
    Okay, that's great.

    Any examples? Even hypothetical? And thanks for the advice!
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  • Profile picture of the author TLTheLiberator
    Here's an quick initial gauge of a niche...

    Go to Google.com

    Input a keyword related to something you think you may be interested in offering to the public.

    After you make your input...

    - See how many adword ads are on the right side of the page:

    These are paid ads.

    - If more than 4 ads then you may have something because most of the advertisers would not be paying money for those ads, if they are not making money.

    That's a just a quick way to get early info on a niche.

    Better yet,

    Use the search function at this forum regarding finding niches.

    There's tons of great step by step on finding a lucrative group of people to market to.

    All The Best!!

    TL
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  • Profile picture of the author eaglechick
    Sign up for the 30 Day Challenge - they explain this - and it is free.

    - Go to the Clickbank Marketplace and look for the most popular ebooks in each
    category.

    - Go to Amazon.com and search for their most popular items in several categories
    of your choice.

    - Go to google trends and research the latest buying trends

    - Search the latest most popular magazines on line for current hot topics

    - And then the good ole Oprah and dr Phil - people love them and search the net
    after a show on the relevant topic presented that day

    - Look at newspaper headlines and get some ideas there

    - National Geographic is a great source if you"re into "nature" niches

    Good luck!!
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  • Profile picture of the author AnnaHamer
    a good knowledge of keyword research is a must. eaglechick has it nailed. For someone who has just started out this is sound advice.
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