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Niches Where Someone Hardly Asks For Refund

by nrupen
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I have been marketing products online since year 2010, I specially promote physical products from Amazon but I also promote few digital products from click bank and Plimus.

The niches I prefer includes,
Weight Loss
Muscle Building
Dating For Men/Women

What I noticed promoting these products since 2010 is that there wasn't even a single refund request for Dating Niche. People might ask for refund for Muscle Building, Weight Loss and very few times even for Physical Goods from Amazon.

Is dating niche really hot than every other niche or dating products on clickbank are really that good that people don't ask for refunds.
#asks #niches #refund
  • Profile picture of the author rob9482
    I found that the more usual niches have a better refund rate Im on about really small niches that not many people think of they seem to have the lowest refund rate for me.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Oksa
    Apart from the quality of the product itself, I believe refund rates are due to two things.

    1. Expectations. In other words, is there an expectation that asking for a refund is somehow acceptable in the niche? For example, there is an acceptance within the IM community that it's OK to request a refund, and buyers are aware of this. The level of this expectation will vary from niche to niche.

    2. Psychology. Will the person have to admit defeat or that they are an even bigger loser by asking for a refund? Is it more embarrassing to ask for a refund than not to? I can see this being an issue in the dating niche and certain health niches ("I'm sorry, but I still have hemorrhoids, could I have a refund please?")

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    Michael
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  • Profile picture of the author threezerozero
    i dont think there's any particular niche that can be defined based on refund rates. i think its based on the quality of the content that is being released....lower quality content is usually refunded as the users will usually not find any or much value in the product.

    this raises a question on my end, based on the refund rates for those specific niches, do they have a certain demographic they are targeting?

    that might be another metric worth looking into as well.
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