A Great Way To Find Hot Topics For Product Creation

Craig McPherson · 11-07-2009, 05:15 PM

I wanted to share a method for finding hot niches with a view for product creation that I found.
This method is not mine. It is from a lady called Alexis Dawes. I don't know Alexis. I simply stumbled across her site and I visit it often as it contains some gems.

What she says to do is to visit certain forums, like this one, and over on the right hand side of the page you will see 2 columns. One for "posts" and one for "views".

Click on the views link and this will list all the topics from "most viewed" to least.
When this is done, scroll down til you find a topic that has had a boatload of views but very few answers.

What this will tell you is:
1. It is a very popular topic
2. Not many people have a suitable solution to the problem hence the lack of replies.

There is a niche ripe for the picking according to Alexis. She has a free report over at her site detailing the whole procedure including the search term to use to find such forums. No opt in needed simply download it. It is a pearler.

I am currently working on 3 such niches as we speak.

Hope you found this useful.

Craig

adventureman89 · 11-07-2009, 05:39 PM

This will defiantly be a tool I will start implementing.

You can also post a thread on popular forums like this one filled with the information that few had an answer for depending on what you find.

It will surely become a popular thread making you a very valuable person in the forum.

Matt Maiden · 11-07-2009, 06:16 PM

Yes Alexis knows her stuff.

She wrote the book Desperate Buyers which is one of the best ebooks I have ever bought.

I have been creating and marketing products online for many years and I was still able to learn quite a bit from her book.

She is a heck of a copywriter too.

Matt

11-07-2009, 05:15 PM	#1
Craig McPherson Advanced Warrior Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Melbourne Posts: 751 Thanks: 109 Thanked 300 Times in 152 Posts Social Networking	A Great Way To Find Hot Topics For Product Creation I wanted to share a method for finding hot niches with a view for product creation that I found. This method is not mine. It is from a lady called Alexis Dawes. I don't know Alexis. I simply stumbled across her site and I visit it often as it contains some gems. What she says to do is to visit certain forums, like this one, and over on the right hand side of the page you will see 2 columns. One for "posts" and one for "views". Click on the views link and this will list all the topics from "most viewed" to least. When this is done, scroll down til you find a topic that has had a boatload of views but very few answers. What this will tell you is: 1. It is a very popular topic 2. Not many people have a suitable solution to the problem hence the lack of replies. There is a niche ripe for the picking according to Alexis. She has a free report over at her site detailing the whole procedure including the search term to use to find such forums. No opt in needed simply download it. It is a pearler. I am currently working on 3 such niches as we speak. Hope you found this useful. Craig
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11-07-2009, 05:39 PM	#2
adventureman89 Banned War Room Member Join Date: Nov 2009 Location: Ewa Beach, Hawaii Posts: 148 Thanks: 73 Thanked 10 Times in 8 Posts Contact Info	Re: A Great Way To Find Hot Topics For Product Creation This will defiantly be a tool I will start implementing. You can also post a thread on popular forums like this one filled with the information that few had an answer for depending on what you find. It will surely become a popular thread making you a very valuable person in the forum.

11-07-2009, 06:16 PM	#3
Matt Maiden Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: California Posts: 1,694 Thanks: 646 Thanked 893 Times in 432 Posts Social Networking	Re: A Great Way To Find Hot Topics For Product Creation Yes Alexis knows her stuff. She wrote the book Desperate Buyers which is one of the best ebooks I have ever bought. I have been creating and marketing products online for many years and I was still able to learn quite a bit from her book. She is a heck of a copywriter too. Matt