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what do you think of the bodybuilding niche

by Oleg Cherkasky
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at the moment I am trying to create a blog, I want to sell No Nonesense Muscle Building through it.

No Nonesense Muscle Building is an ebook I bought, I like the topic and thought maybe I should be an affiliate of it.

what do you think?
#bodybuilding #niche
  • Profile picture of the author Aira Bongco
    Go for it Oleg,

    It all starts in trying. Maybe you can write a review on it since you bought it and maybe you can provide people who will buy through your affiliate link some bonuses.

    I promoted this product before and it is a good affiliate product to promote.

    Best of luck!

    Aira
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    • Profile picture of the author RWilt
      You could always start with a free blog and post some reviews and information on the product --> drive traffic --> check your hops, see if people are clicking through.

      If it's working you can always convert it to your own domain.


      If you're asking if the body building niche is a good niche to get into, that's up to you. Do you want to go up against 5 million other sites for the tear body building, can you outrank them?

      Make sure you get your research done. Lots of good keywords you can target with less competition to get started.

      Best of luck
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  • Profile picture of the author JEL0221
    In addition to what has already been said, abcbodybuilding.com is a very dedicated forum to both experienced and new lifters. COuld be a great resource for information, article research, content research, etc.

    I haven't been there in a little while, so I do not know if they allow promotional activities.

    Hope this helps.
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  • Profile picture of the author Spyros
    If you are passionate about it and have things to say, then by all means go for it.
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  • Profile picture of the author joefizz
    Hi Oleg

    From what I understand, health & fitness along with weight loss are great sellers. You may want to get some advice from the best:

    Recurring Revenue | Continuity Income | Passive Income | Ryan Lee

    Good luck.

    Joe
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    • Profile picture of the author Aj Wilson
      Majority of real Bodybuilders are tight a$$es dude... and you'll
      be trying to "break" a gigantic EGO to sell them.

      They're not gonna get all hyped up about reading an eBook
      unless it's highly recommended by peers they trust, with
      some sort of incredible super human results.

      Real bodybuilders might not be your real target audience.
      Unless you can get them super human discounts, for super human steroids.

      (exaggerated)

      It's the "wanna be" bodybuilders you should rather target.

      They'll spend ferociously on supplements and the next new gimmick
      to get them the size of their super human heros like Ronnie Coleman
      and Jay Cutler... etc

      (or Hulk Hogan if you're 100 years old)

      So make sure your friends with them on facebook and butter them
      up for an endorsement, or even better, get a photo.

      "Ronnie Told Me This Secret To MASSIVE ARMS, When We Hung Out"....

      You really need to segment your target audience
      when hitting this niche buddy... niche down all the way to your little toe.

      All the best!

      - aj
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