What niche would you go into if you had to start now?

I saw lots of dirty old MLMs all over the popular social media asking people if they want to get rich while they themselves are struggling to make ends met. LoL!

Well, I don't know about trending. But since you also asked--"that might stick around for a while", maybe this thread can help...

http://www.warriorforum.com/main-int...ts-niches.html

You tell us, what did you spend money on for last 12 months?

I have no idea why people chase trends, existing evergreen is a better plan (IMO).

I would've created my own niche.

I'd of started getting people into MLM years ago.

electronics - samsung s6, ipad mini, laptops, cell phones
fashion (shoes) - Jordan's, Lebron, running shoes, football cleats
school supplies - backpacks, art supplies, dorm room furniture
fashion (clothes) - jeans, coats, think stuff for fall and winter, people shop ahead to get stuff on sale
weight loss - insanity by shaun t
halloween - costumes for kids (parents usually buy more than one - home, school) can break this stuff down by age group
toys - can also be broken down by age group

These are just a few things you can promote. Stuff like this works all year long. I hope it helps.

Joey

The word "trend" implies here today, gone tomorrow...temporary. I don't understand why you'd want to put so much effort into something that is temporary? Love the evergreen list...from webmarketer.

I built a keyword tool and it's now recording what category of topic people are researching (stats here).

It needs to chug away for a few more days before more data shows on the public facing site. But I am surprised at how diverse people's niche ideas are. Health, shopping and making money are of course popular, but there are plenty of other niches.

NSFW niches seem quite popular - where there's muck there's brass.

The job market is a good niche to get into. You can make money with adsense in that market, build a list and promote cpa offers and you can promote make money offers to them as well.

Same ones I am in

al

I would start from the beginning one that passionate me a lot. My biggest mistake at the beginning was going into one that soon bored me...

Marco

Probably penis enlargement for me. With some good backend products you can seriously make this a 4-figure/month business.

I've always loved the prepper niche. If I wasn't so damn lazy I'd be building a sick authority site in that niche.



Also, health, wealth, sex, and god will always be profitable.

PS:

Ask yourself what demographics there are around the world who are spending money. (Hint: Retirement age baby boomers are a great target demographic, so what are they buying? Health? Wealth?).

dogfood !!

Sorry couldn't help it

But seriously if you had a Physical good site it could be a good area to be in


- Robert Andrew

I think Patt Flynn's suggestions are worth.
Check on youtube.

I would honestly have stayed with seo. I enjoy the work and love hearing my clients get excited when they see serp improvements!

I would go with something you have a passion in. If you start writing about wooden desks, purple socks, rustic furniture, etc, you will not be interested in it down the road.

Any thing about drones is very popular right now

But....................I suggest


Do...Whatever you want to do...

I can think of several potentially profitable niches that I might consider getting into. However, I realize I know little or nothing about them, am not personally interested in them, would find it difficult to write about them, and would not stick with them for very long. I know I would soon fail in my attempt, blaming the failure on the niche itself, and then jumping to the next niche where I would fail again.

Although a very broad question but there are many many niches that trend (trend does not mean long lasting, although it is not a fad or fashion but it does not last long). What I believe is that you do not want to find a niche which is trending now, but a niche that is growing and will be trending in sometime, therefore will be a good market to get in right now.
I saw review and rating services are growing in very particular markets, for example Uber driver reviews, although you have it on the app but websites are also growing.
Also wearable technologies such as e-fitness gear are getting noticed and will be big in future.

As far as niches go, look for the niches where people are fanatical.

Pet owners, especially dog owners, are fanatical

Look for the specific breeds... pit bull, dachshund, bull dog

Sometimes you have to look at people in your own social circle to get some good ideas

I have a never married aunt who is retired with no kids and all this money to spend

She owns a dachshund and treats it like a kid

She spends money on this dog like it's a kid

She is a perfect avatar for this niche, and you could keep selling stuff to her all year based just on her love of that dog

So, with niches, look for the fanatical niches with money to spend, and get SPECIFIC

Don't be afraid to pinpoint a niche group that may seem "small"

If they fit the other criteria, you may find your conversion to be quite good.

Hope this helps.

I would definately go into the 3D printing niche its a up and coming market that is growing, be a great niche to get into drop shipping or affiliate marketing there. Only down side you need to know a fair bit about the niche if you get customer calls

You can't go wrong with male enhancement (specifically extender devices). Lots of demand and very profitable.
Also coupon codes. Anyone searching for a discount/coupon/promo code is in the process of purchasing. Intercept coupon code traffic and provide coupon codes on your site and you will pick up the easiest commissions you'll ever make as there is no selling involved.

Computers were a trend in 1985, the MAC had just been introduced.
How to use the home computer, and software hasn't gone away.

Look to ANY person spending money, if there is a group of people buying similar things, you may have a market and a niche within it.

Golf...a market. Niche; new drivers. Putters. Training equipment. Trends? All things Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods, Justin Spieth. Donald Trump.

One of the most favorable niches for you, is one you are involved in and know about. What do you spend time and money on?

Riding a trend requires skill in an exit strategy, for example. when baseball cards and comic stores were springing up, the guys who got out before the bubble burst made the dough, while today, there are basements and garages full of cards and comics, which most would have trouble getting back their initial investment.

Basics (or evergreen if you prefer) are food, clothing, shelter, cars, relationships, music, sports and many other markets with scores of niches to tap into.

INFORMATION, from experience, is always welcome in the niche and trend markets. And, it is easily acquired and readily bought and sold to those who buy such information.

To paraphrase Richard Condon...

"interest is the key to life (profits),
interest is the clue,
interest is the drum and fife,
and ANY niche will do"

One trend always with us, people grow, they are born and they die. The Parade of Life between the cradle and the casket is rich with opportunity as long as you are in synch with the parade.

gjabiz

Here's a long tailed keyword for you! "How to milk a mountain goat on a Tibetan cliff".

You're asking the wrong question. If you want to build a REAL business, you can't leap from trend to trend.

Look at two things, and two things only:

1). What are you a subject matter expert in?

2). What are you still going to be interested in 5 years from now?

If you just want to make a few quick bucks over the next few months, then sure, chase whatever is trendy. But if you want a lasting, persistent, evergreen income stream(s), then don't chase trends.