Are popular, profitable niches overdone and no longer profitable?
At least two "experts" in IM claim that popular, profitable niches such as dog-training are obsolete and that one cannot make any money with yet another ebook, say, on dog training. Same is true of other popular niches.
The money, they claim, is in local niches, say, restaurants, attractions in your own community. Very few, if any, marketers are focusing on such niches. So the key is to get on the ground floor, so to speak.
I personally believe that this is a lot of baloney.
Everyone has his or her unique perspective or "take" on areas such as dog training, however. So wise marketers are eager to share what they have learned about solving various problems, giving that information their own spin.
Or maybe I'm just overwhelmed or confused. How can a niche on some aspect of New York museums or double-decker buses be profitable while a niche on stress, for example, be overdone and not as profitable?
The money, they claim, is in local niches, say, restaurants, attractions in your own community. Very few, if any, marketers are focusing on such niches. So the key is to get on the ground floor, so to speak.
I personally believe that this is a lot of baloney.
Everyone has his or her unique perspective or "take" on areas such as dog training, however. So wise marketers are eager to share what they have learned about solving various problems, giving that information their own spin.
Or maybe I'm just overwhelmed or confused. How can a niche on some aspect of New York museums or double-decker buses be profitable while a niche on stress, for example, be overdone and not as profitable?
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