Need Advice about Some Business Ideas

It has to be written in a secret language.

You seem to be overthinking this.

Better dip your hands in the pond and get started.

Since you are new, just try it out with your passion first, which is what you already mentioned.

You seem to want to be a product creator so get started with your site, build a following, get that initial audience that will want your stuff.

Things will snowball as you learn more ways to market your products.

I would go for short novels as this appears to be a higher demand according to my recent research.

No. Unless you have specific permission from the creator, you may not sell other people's creative work on the Internet. There are a very few exceptions such as public domain works, licensed books, plr that you bought, etc, but I doubt that any of these exceptions will apply in your case.


Many people begin their IM career with Clickbank; however, "Books/Novels" is not a niche. It's a huge and dynamic market. I would suggest you dig way down deep into the market and focus all your effort on a specific narrow corner of the market or else you'll be competing with Amazon, B&N, and all the other big retailers that have put so many Mom-Pop bookstores out of business.

Pick some narrow but interesting sub, sub market aspect of books/novels that interests you. Do your market research and determine if there is a hungry audience for the subject.


You might think about a membership site or a community of like-minded readers. You would make money through recurring monthly membership fees rather than selling books. You could include a private forum where you discussed various titles. They might work well if you focus on a particular genre or "period" where there was a lot of interest.


True. No, new and quality content is typically unique content that isn't found all over the Internet. You can have new content, however, by reviewing or critiquing what others have written. In my mind, it's always best if your "new" content expresses ideas, thoughts, and feelings that go beyond mere "I liked this for the following reasons" type of reviews.

Your first step is to do market research and validate your idea (whatever that ends up being) to make sure you can position a business to help your audience (prospects). This is not a time to trust your gut feelings.

Good luck to you,

Steve

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