I have a great product and want to promote it

Here's an insight . . .

Always begin with market research. When you do it right, you will understand exactly how and where you can reach your target audience.

You may think you have the perfect product ... but you are not your audience. From past experience, I have found that often times a marketer will simply assume he knows what will sell, but is soon very disappointed when his offering flops. You need to hear from them what they want to buy in the niche.

One of the by-products of doing your research is that you will follow your audience, see where they hang out online, see what products they are buying and you will know who and where the competition in the niche is strong. Your question of "how can I reach them" will be answered.

I would strongly suggest you don't waste your money in the beginning trying to "buy services that offer collecting emails" so you can "mass-mail them."

The better way to go is to laser focus your efforts on signing up email subscribers to a mailing list one person at a time by sharing valuable information and expertise in the niche in exchange for a signup. That way you qualify your prospects and assure that each one wants to be on your list and is interested in hearing back from you.

Good luck as you begin your journey.

Steve

I do not suggest you to buy bulk emails because believe me it will not work, been there done that. On the other hand, if you can, or if it is possible invest on ads and attract leads. It is better to collect opt in emails than buying bulk emails you'll get genuine prospects.

Actually, you've listed eight target audiences.

Try the same approach to a serious career coach and an astrologer, and the odds say neither will respond. This isn't to say that your product won't work for both (or all eight), just that you'll probably do better targeting them more organically.

This is where Steve's advice comes in. Look for the places each specialty gathers, study what they talk about and how they talk about it. I can pretty much promise you that a hypnotherapist and a spirit guide will not use the same language even if they happen to be talking about the same problem or issue.

Do a good job of market research and you may be able to sell the exact same product to all eight groups, and all eight will think you developed it just for them.