High Volume Niche Few Products To Sell

Why not just create your own products after you launch some consumer intelligence gathering sites?

What's the problem with these?

Brent

Thanks for both of your responses.

Writeaway- I guess I am a bit new to did not really think of that angle. Perhaps. Do you think it is beneficial to try to become an "authority" in that vertical first?

Brent-nothing wrong with them, just through keyword research it doesn't look like people are including those terms in their search, but plenty of those product exist.

You can definitely give it a go if you think it has potential. Regarding the user search, there may be a chance that users are not really aware about the niche. While you can get a strong foothold with the niche, you'll have to spend quite a lot of time educating the people and bringing the right traffic to your site.

Hello,

Check it in the Google planner, all info is there, don't build it if audience is low per month, also must have keyword phrases that have audience, minimum 1,000 per month and phrase, but look for higher if you can.

Thanks Rob.

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whats wrong with people !!

He asked a simple question

He found a keyword with lot of searches BUT no Buyers/sales

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Is that so hard to Understand question ????




My answer:

Most probably not, But you can give a try do some testing etc ...since no competitors you can do lots of testing

Ben,

There are niches (quite a few) that don't have money flowing freely in them. For whatever reason (and there are many) people don't come to them with the intent to make a purchase. One clue to identifying these niches is to look at the Google SERPs (search engine result pages). Type in (Google) one of the most searched phrases in the niche and see how many sponsored listings there are returned on the page. If there are none, or very few, chances are good that marketers are not finding good results (ROI) as they market in the niche.

I would not bother with such marketplaces. You are better off seeing some reasonable competition for dollars in a niche.

Of course, it is paramount that you first begin your assessment of a niche having done your due diligence in market research. It can be done in a few hours, but in my experience, it is the very basis of even considering going into a niche. You need to understand the basics of the niche audience - who they are, where they can be found, what products and services they are buying, what problems and wants have gone unmet, what selling competition there is in the niche, and similar "discoveries." When you do this simple online investigation, it gives you all kinds of clues as to whether prospects in the niche are free with their money and making purchases of niche products.

The best to you,

Steve

Why not forget about the affiliate route and just own the niche by setting up an online shop and sending traffic to the product/sales page.

If there is low competition, why would you think the niche is tapped? If anything it means that it's somewhat untapped. But testing a quick campaign would let you know for sure.

When you do your niche research for queries such as "where to buy" etc.... this typically means that they're looking for tangible products instead of information products. On top of that, these queries almost always lead to places like Amazon or Ebay.

I dont know what you're thinking about selling, but you should test it and see how the market responds. Test it for 1 week and make your conclusion then.