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A Niche You Would Never Think Of...

by Derek S
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I was looking at possible niches and this
came up as one of them in my results...

"Stop Alien Abductions" I had a chuckle and
decided to see if anyone had monetized on
this idea. What I found is possibly the
funnyest SERIOUS "how to" manuals I have
ever seen.

Take a peek at:Stop Alien Abductions

Thought I would share


P.S. This guy should be selling this as an eBook
for schizophrenics haha... "CHA-CHING!"
#niche
  • Profile picture of the author ibringjoy
    WOW! I wonder if the helmets really work?

    (couldn't resist)

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  • Profile picture of the author Steve Faber
    I was about to tell you there couldn't possibly be a niche I hadn't thought of.......LOL
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    Wow! Just when I was looking for a new niche to get into. Haha!
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    • Profile picture of the author Mad Dawg
      hahah that is just too funny!
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  • Profile picture of the author valerieSONORA
    Well if you got abducted by aliens, you wouldn't think it's so funny, now would you? Now some people enjoy their alien encounters.
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  • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
    Actually this is an excellent example of a "niche".

    Consider...

    Nearly 2 million people in the US claim to have been abducted by aliens.

    About 50% of the US population say they believe in UFOs.

    People who believe they have been abducted or are concerned that they
    might be, are probably pretty passionate about the subject.

    There must be several dedicated websites and forums catering to such concerns, which means that potential customers are easy to reach.

    Hmm.. it's tempting.


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    • Profile picture of the author KarlWarren
      I manged to bag a 5 letter domain name suitable for this 'niche' a few weeks back... guess my psychic powers are better than I thought.
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      • Profile picture of the author cherylwright
        There are millions of people around the world interested in this subject. My feeling is that if we can be here (on earth), they can be there (wherever 'there' is ).

        This looks like one of those wonderful niches that isn't saturated.

        Oh, and btw, I haven't been abducted. Yet.




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      • Profile picture of the author Quilst
        I saw an alien ship in the sky once :O
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    • Profile picture of the author Joseph Then
      Originally Posted by Frank Donovan View Post

      Nearly 2 million people in the US claim to have been abducted by aliens.

      About 50% of the US population say they believe in UFOs.

      People who believe they have been abducted or are concerned that they
      might be, are probably pretty passionate about the subject.

      There must be several dedicated websites and forums catering to such concerns, which means that potential customers are easy to reach.
      That's always the funny thing... 2 million Americans abducted by aliens???

      I think these aliens are pro-Americans and anti-Iraq. Or they hold an American passport.

      I think I saw King Kong outside of my country Singapore...
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    • Profile picture of the author Chris Lockwood
      Originally Posted by Frank Donovan View Post

      Nearly 2 million people in the US claim to have been abducted by aliens.
      Really? Where did that number come from?

      I don't think I know anyone who believes in these abductions, let alone say it happened to them.

      If there are really 2 million of them, that is about 1 person out of every 150 in the country, which sounds astoundingly high.

      Wouldn't there be a lot more coverage of it if there were that many?
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      • Profile picture of the author jbsmith
        Makes sense - the ultimate litmus test is if the topic has repeatedly been featured on Larry King or Oprah - if they have (and alien abductions has been on King a few times recently), then you can bet there is a market.

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      • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
        Originally Posted by Chris Lockwood View Post

        Really? Where did that number come from?

        I don't think I know anyone who believes in these abductions, let alone say it happened to them.

        If there are really 2 million of them, that is about 1 person out of every 150 in the country, which sounds astoundingly high.

        Wouldn't there be a lot more coverage of it if there were that many?
        Hi Chris

        It's scary - I might have been a bit conservative with that figure.

        I was quoting from "A Short History Of Modern Delusions" by Francis Wheen (2004 HarperCollins) in which he references a 1998 publication by the Cornell University Press "Aliens In America" by Professor Jodi Dean and various polls (including one taken by Newsweek) in the 1990s which indicated that up to 2% of the US population claimed personal abduction experience.

        Of course, that was when the X-Files was on national TV...


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      • Profile picture of the author cherylwright
        Originally Posted by Chris Lockwood View Post

        I don't think I know anyone who believes in these abductions, let alone say it happened to them.

        .....Wouldn't there be a lot more coverage of it if there were that many?
        There's a fair bit of coverage via the internet. And there are forums, heaps of them.

        I personally believe in abductions. I'm convinced it can happen. Why not?

        From the info I've read, it appears the US government has slapped a 'secrecy' clause of most stuff concerning alien sightings etc.

        But do a search, there's heaps of info out there.




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        • Profile picture of the author Chris Lockwood
          Originally Posted by cherylwright View Post

          There's a fair bit of coverage via the internet. And there are forums, heaps of them.

          I personally believe in abductions. I'm convinced it can happen. Why not?
          But do you believe you or anyone you know was abducted? That is the issue.
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          • Profile picture of the author cherylwright
            Originally Posted by Chris Lockwood View Post

            But do you believe you or anyone you know was abducted? That is the issue.
            Yeah sure, why not?

            Honestly, it's a matter of opinion. Just because I believe doesn't make it true, just like that fact you don't believe it doesn't make it untrue.

            We all have to live with each other's opinion, and whether we like it or not, we need to respect that.

            Besides, it looks like there could be money in them there aliens.



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            • Profile picture of the author reapr
              The only way I could think of stopping alien abductions is a trunk monkey ...
              Trunk Monkey Videos - Trunkmonkey Training Headquarters - Suburban Auto Group Trunk Monkey #8 - Alien Abduction
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            • Profile picture of the author Chris Lockwood
              Originally Posted by cherylwright View Post

              Yeah sure, why not?

              Honestly, it's a matter of opinion. Just because I believe doesn't make it true, just like that fact you don't believe it doesn't make it untrue.

              We all have to live with each other's opinion, and whether we like it or not, we need to respect that.
              You seem to be completely missing my point.

              I'm quite positive that I haven't been abducted by aliens. I did not state an opinion on whether other people have been.

              What I did was express surprise that 2 million people think they personally have been abducted.

              Can you not see the difference between believing that some people have been abducted and believing that you have been?

              I wouldn't be surprised if 2 million people believed that abductions were happening, a completely different thing.

              You don't even seem to know if you believe you were abducted, based on all your smilies.
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          • Profile picture of the author jimmymc
            It's not funny...being on the alien abduction hit list is incredibly awful. For years I was abducted every night by a "China" look alike alien.

            She/it did the most awful things to me every night...that is, until I got my alien repellant cod piece and magnetic repellant glove.

            Now I have no fear of going to sleep at night and can rest easy and not worry about waking tired, worn and blistered.

            Get it now while supplies last and end your alien abuser torment forever.

            Only 4 easy payments of $19.95 (women's models slightly higher)
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  • Profile picture of the author Scott Ames
    That's a good one. I'm also thinking about the UFO Repair Niche and the "become a UFO Pilot" niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Jason_V
    For those of you who have interest in this niche, I'd suggest you check out the story of Travis Walton. He's the guy the movie "Fire in the Sky" was based on. If you saw the movie, the time Travis supposedly spent on the UFO was nothing like what he claimed. The studio executives made the screen writer drastically exaggerate what happened.

    He is by far the best known case of alien abduction. Him and everyone involved (his friends witnessed it) passed polygraph tests.

    Travis Walton - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia If you're interested in this niche that article will give you a lot of material to start with.
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      hmmmm....I wonder if they have an affiliate program....
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    Abduction by aliens ain't so bad, you should see the women!!
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    • Profile picture of the author Barbara Eyre
      Too funny, IW. *grins*

      My Dad is in Prescott Valley - give him a wave for me!

      Hmmmm, wonder why I never thought of this niche ... am totally into the paranormal, sci-fi stuffs. I've always been a strange girl *winks* hehehe

      Now I wonder how many folks have read this thread and went off thinking LOL

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  • Profile picture of the author ahuddy
    Hmm actually not a bad idea. You could go in many directions with that idea. Not everyone believes in aliens, but I can bet you that everyone has an interest in the unknown.
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    • Profile picture of the author MaskedMarketer
      There are many weird niches out there just like that...

      A good and easy way to find these niches is to search popular magazines that are sold. If you did this you would already know that aliens are a popular subject. After you find a niche just do your proper research and make money
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        not a bad idea!
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    DontProbeMeBro.com is still available
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    • Profile picture of the author Ricter
      Originally Posted by garyv View Post

      DontProbeMeBro.com is still available
      LMA..no, LOL!
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    • Profile picture of the author DonDavis
      Originally Posted by garyv View Post

      DontProbeMeBro.com is still available
      LMAO

      Good one Gary.

      As much fun as we are all having with this, it is a market I have thought about strongly. I am fairly confident that the market for this stuff is much larger than two million.

      Anybody hear of Coast to Coast AM radio show? It has an overnight audience in the millions. I seem to remember hearing claims from the host of 12 million listeners.....not sure how to confirm that sort of thing though. At any rate that show is full of stuff like this.
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      • Profile picture of the author reapr
        Originally Posted by DonDavis View Post

        LMAO

        Good one Gary.

        As much fun as we are all having with this, it is a market I have thought about strongly. I am fairly confident that the market for this stuff is much larger than two million.

        Anybody hear of Coast to Coast AM radio show? It has an overnight audience in the millions. I seem to remember hearing claims from the host of 12 million listeners.....not sure how to confirm that sort of thing though. At any rate that show is full of stuff like this.
        Yes there is a market. If you can be 'ahead' of the authors and books that are promoted you can make some decent chump change. Enuf said.
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  • Profile picture of the author Zachary R. Skinner
    HOLY SH@#!

    That is easily one of the funniest things I've seen in a really, really, really long time.

    I think the really terrifying thing is that I'm certain this person is actually making sales of this ridiculous contraption. The stupidity and ignorance of some people is nothing short of terrifying.

    Thanks for sharing though. I'm almost in tears over here from laughter!
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    What a joke!
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  • Profile picture of the author valerieSONORA
    There's stories that there's no logical explanation for Honest, sane people who don't want publicity all over the world telling the same story, is it mass hallucinations The history channel has an interesting documentary. Talk about an interesting niche.


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  • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
    I used to believe that aliens from other planets have visited the Earth. Then I turned 14 years old, and I realized that I was an idiot.
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    • Profile picture of the author cherylwright
      Originally Posted by faxinator View Post

      I used to believe that aliens from other planets have visited the Earth. Then I turned 14 years old, and I realized that I was an idiot.
      If we can visit places like the moon, and have 'stations' suspended in outer space, why not the other way around? Why couldn't they have the capacity to come here? :confused:

      Simple, there's no reason.


      Each to their own....



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      • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
        Originally Posted by cherylwright View Post

        Simple, there's no reason.
        There is simply not one single, solitary shred of tangible evidence of any alien being having visited the Earth (despite apparently millions of claims of sightings and abductions). With all those aliens running around our atmosphere, there ought to be plenty.

        All that exists is eyewitness accounts, and as we ALL know, eyewitness accounts are the LEAST reliable form of evidence.
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        • Profile picture of the author Phnx
          Originally Posted by faxinator View Post


          All that exists is eyewitness accounts, and as we ALL know, eyewitness accounts are the LEAST reliable form of evidence.
          Heard of the Disclosure Project? Here's their Press Club announcement from a few years back where the people who worked on these "Black Op" projects offered to testify before Congress. Nobody appears to have taken any notice.

          Oh aye, there's definitely a niche here.

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          • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
            Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

            Heard of the Disclosure Project? Here's their Press Club announcement from a few years back where the people who worked on these "Black Op" projects offered to testify before Congress. Nobody appears to have taken any notice.
            Nope, but thanks for posting, now I've read up on the "project". Quite a collection of eccentrics. And the founder, Steven M. Greer, appears to be either a real kook or a serious money hustler. I found this bit quite entertaining and revealing:

            "In addition to the Disclosure Project, Dr. Greer hosts 'Ambassador to the Universe' week long training sessions at various locations around the United States as part of the Greer founded CSETI organization. Using meditation techniques Greer claims to teach methods that allow attendees to "remote view" locations and times (past and present) develop "cosmic consciousness" and supernatural abilities such as precognition. Also, Greer claims to teach these trainees to "vector in" (i.e. an invitation to manifest their presence, using their newly acquired psychic abilities) extraterrestrials and their "space craft". Costs for this "training" presently being $995 for those that have not read Dr Greer's books or bought his videos.

            Attendance requires certain student preparation, including buying and reading Dr Greer's Books. Perhaps surprisingly from the instigator of the Disclosure Project all participants are required to sign a non disclosure/confidentiality agreement As yet CSETI or Dr Greer has been unable to provide any evidence - either photographic or filmed - to support the success of this program."

            Yes, there are definitely enough eccentrics out there to fuel marketing to that niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
    Don:

    Good post. I've listened to Coast to Coast AM and it is absolutely HILARIOUS. And the host is outstanding. He talks to his guests in a completely professional way, and treats them as though they are totally sane.

    On one show, he had a female guest who reported (as if it were a fact) about a race of beings that live on the moon and have been controlling events on earth through mind control and thought transfer. In addition, these beings are organizing animals on earth to somehow take control of our human society.

    She claimed that hundreds of reputable scientists and many universities are aware of this and have studied it extensively, though she declined to name any person or institution directly.

    He asked her all sorts of serious questions, as though he were interviewing a political expert about the upcoming US Presidential election. I wouldn't have been able to keep a straight face.
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    FYI, this thread is already ranked #6 on the second page at Google for the search term:

    alien abduction e-book affiliate program

    LOL!
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  • Profile picture of the author DonDavis
    Yeah I don't know how 'ole George does it. Imagine going out to some of these functions he does and having one right after another coming up to you and sharing their stories face to face. He absolutely has to have lost it at least a few times don't ya think?
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    Very nice, has a sense of humor. I wonder if anyone thought it was real.
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    I prefer my tin foil hat.
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  • Profile picture of the author Phnx
    You've just thrown the baby out with the bathwater.

    If you wanted to discredit something and people were starting to blab would you not encourage an 'eccentric' to lead them? Many people would focus on him, rather than the people who were involved, especially the military personnel, who were prepared to testify before Congress. They then get ignored, and problem goes away.

    And that is what happens. It's called "misdirection" and NLP makes great use of it. Never fails.

    There are enormous numbers of people interested in this niche, just like the whole "Self Help" area, and probably nearly as profitable.
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    • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
      Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

      If you wanted to discredit something and people were starting to blab would you not encourage an 'eccentric' to lead them? Many people would focus on him, rather than the people who were involved, especially the military personnel, who were prepared to testify before Congress. They then get ignored, and problem goes away.
      I guess, if we presume that there is actually a "problem". All fairytales as far as I'm concerned. Like I said, eyewitness testimony is the least reliable form of evidence there is. I'd like to see someone produce an actual shred of real, tangible evidence. So far, it hasn't been done.

      Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

      There are enormous numbers of people interested in this niche, just like the whole "Self Help" area, and probably nearly as profitable.
      Back on topic: indeed. I think the alien abduction folks are a bunch of kooks, but that doesn't mean I wouldn't market to them. Heck, there are still people who believe the earth is flat. There's another niche that would be worth looking at!
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      • Profile picture of the author Phnx
        Originally Posted by faxinator View Post

        I guess, if we presume that there is actually a "problem". All fairytales as far as I'm concerned. Like I said, eyewitness testimony is the least reliable form of evidence there is. I'd like to see someone produce an actual shred of real, tangible evidence. So far, it hasn't been done.
        Your government spent $20 millions dollars on the same sort of research you mock Dr Green for. They had to give it up because taxpayers were getting to hear and were outraged that their taxes were being spent on kooky stuff. Here's an old article from the NY Times:

        PENTAGON IS SAID TO FOCUS ON ESP FOR WARTIME USE - New York Times

        The niche has always been ready to market to - ever since the Soviets started their PSI experiments, and Whitley Strieber came out with his books. Most marketers have missed the niche merely because it never occurred to them there were more than a few kooks in it, so couldn't be profitable.

        There's an opportunity coming up around November - a movie based on Bruce L. Cathies work on UFOs is due out. He was a pilot who plotted their flight paths and came up with a whole new geometry based maths and discovered the "World Energy Grid" and free energy. The movie is called AntiGravity and if it proves popular it should be quite profitable for savvy marketers to make money on it's coat tails.
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        • Profile picture of the author Steven Carl Kelly
          Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

          Your government spent $20 millions dollars on the same sort of research you mock Dr Green for.
          The government could have given me 1/20th of that money and I would have gladly provided them the full low-down on the subject: it's all fairytales!

          But you're right, a lot of money is spent on kooky, nonsense like this. Some people believe in perpetual motion machines and other foolishness as well, and you're dead on that they're ripe to be marketed to.

          Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

          Most marketers have missed the niche merely because it never occurred to them there were more than a few kooks in it, so couldn't be profitable.
          No doubt there are lots of kooks in it, not just a few.

          Originally Posted by Phnx View Post

          There's an opportunity coming up around November - a movie based on Bruce L. Cathies work on UFOs is due out. He was a pilot who plotted their flight paths and came up with a whole new geometry based maths and discovered the "World Energy Grid" and free energy. The movie is called AntiGravity and if it proves popular it should be quite profitable for savvy marketers to make money on it's coat tails.
          From what I've been able to gather, this film is still in PRE-production, so a long way from release. Chatter is that even when it is released, it will be a straight-to-DVD affair.

          But who knows?
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  • Profile picture of the author MeTellYou
    Originally Posted by Derek S View Post

    I was looking at possible niches and this
    came up as one of them in my results...

    "Stop Alien Abductions" I had a chuckle and
    decided to see if anyone had monetized on
    this idea. What I found is possibly the
    funnyest SERIOUS "how to" manuals I have
    ever seen.

    Take a peek at:Stop Alien Abductions

    Thought I would share


    P.S. This guy should be selling this as an eBook
    for schizophrenics haha... "CHA-CHING!"
    I know... people are strange sometimes... there are people in the world that wear aluminum hats because they think that the government is reading their minds... crazy!
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    By the way, here's a great site to pick up lots of offbeat marketing ideas if you're interested in the "kook" market:

    Home*-*James Randi Educational Foundation
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  • Profile picture of the author Derek S
    For an internet marketer I believe the numbers of individuals who claim to be abducted to not match up with those searching online for a solution.

    Just the keyword "Alien Abductions" receives only 355 searches a day and I believe the quality of traffic would be rotten!

    However this would be a fun side project and I would be willing to provide free web and product design to anyone interested in perusing this niche lol
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  • Profile picture of the author ztrek
    Derek I don't know how long you've been a member of the Warrior Forum, but Allen Says the original founder of this forum once created a product related to the "Secrets of UFO's". If I'm not mistaken it was one of the first ebooks he created. This was around 10 years ago. Just passing along some WF history.
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    • Profile picture of the author ztrek
      I just checked the monthly searches on Google and they are surprisingly higher then you would think
      alien abduction 49500
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  • Profile picture of the author valerieSONORA
    clawson, there would be lots of articles you could write on the subject like all the government cover ups.
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    I love it. Now I can upgrade from my aluminum foil hat.

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    I think I'll start a niche in the opposite direction- how to communicate with aliens Maybe they know the winning lottery numbers
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  • Profile picture of the author I'mNothing
    The Niche of....





    Niel Spurgeon
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  • Profile picture of the author James Schramko
    I have lots of domains in this niche. It was one of the first things I looked at online.
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    This is where you get real information (backed up by proven results)
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  • Profile picture of the author write-stuff
    Maybe we could start selling a line of special corks that prevent unauthorized probings.
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  • Profile picture of the author Tom Dean
    I prefer my tin foil hat.
    I do to. You can get a pdf with comprehensive instructions at this pr5 site. I wear mine when watching Frank Kern videos (the beanie protects from mind control).

    Aluminum Foil Deflector Beanie

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