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Should I go into the eduction niche?

by Alexandros mathopoulos
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I have been exploring, and have been very interested in the eduction niche.

I am not shore what aspect of it I want to do but I am open to all ideas.

My marketing strategy has always been building a list, and then selling to them, just so you know.

Please...if you have any recommendations or suggestions, leave a reply.
#eduction #niche #please help
  • Profile picture of the author JohnnyPR
    Could be a good idea, people searching for learning will probably be expecting to pay for a product where they will learn stuff
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    • Profile picture of the author BruceWood
      The education niche is actually several niches. Pre-school, k-12, college entrance, languages, math, etc, etc... even internet marketing training!

      For the past few years I've been working solely with high end products in a few of those areas, and have found a world-wide English-speaking market.

      The field is HUGE, so pick an area and go for it!
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  • Profile picture of the author VOnline
    Like your other IM thread. This niche is also available. Honestly, just try things out!
    Students who are looking for help or guidance will most likely have their parents behind them. That means placement tests are a big market as well as SAT's and etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author O0o0O
    The educational niche is a valuable source, and if tapped correctly, can yield positive results. There are a number of teachers in the United States who operate off of a set budget for the year. Go to those school districts, find out who those teachers are, who they buy from and how much they spend. Then get their contact information (names, phone numbers, email addresses, etc. ) and market your products to them. Many of them still like to go shopping for their products, but more are buying online now. If you get a good amount of leads and contacts, you can have a great baseline to start with.
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