If You Were Forced To Choose One Niche To Profit From, Which Would It Be?

Hi Liz,

Go to the poll recently posted at the top of this forum. Here is what you will see:
Social Media Marketing
SEO
Email marketing
Media Buying
Marketing Automation
Influencer Marketing
Growth Hacking

This poll was posted by new ADMIN, and like all polls, it tells a separate story, due to the choices offered.

But, sadly, out of the alleged tens of thousands of members here, only a handful have even voted.

You have your answer, DIGITAL MARKETING. A very crowded, albeit, evergreen market and you have a built in audience right here.

I suggest you study the topics presented at startcon.com which is the big influence on WF at this time, and in the coming months, we'll see a lot of these participants making offers here.

So, my OPINION, is PLR is a penny-ante game you will be playing while letting your research and writing skills pay you nickles and dime while skipping over 100 dollar bills.

Why not write for that list of speakers at startcon? See how many successful companies they have started. BUSY people, WHO probably don't have time to research and write their own content, and have the bux to pay someone to do so.

PLR content, by it's very nature is generic enough for the masses. TARGETED RESEARCH is worth 1000 times more to the right market.

But, if you insist on going the PLR route, you can't go wrong with doing what you prefer to do...DIGITAL MARKETING ARTICLES.

Good luck.

GordonJ

PS. All polls are skewed at concept, eliminating choices you don't want the poll taker to answer. WF is poised to present expertise in each of the 7 categories they used.

Hi Liz, as Gordon says PLRs in your niche are very popular and also in demand and are an evergreen topics at the same time.

But bear in mind, PLRs are very cheap and very hard to market. but i do know a few marketers that have made their names with PLRs.

Not even close to true. You can buy junk cars all over the place. Does that mean all cars are junk? I'm 100% confident I've made more money selling "cheap hard-to-market" PLR than you've seen in your entire life. A lot of that low-competition selling was due to the erroneous belief that all PLR is junk.

Ever see people who walk their dogs in public places and they need to pick up the doggy doo. Well there is your niche.

Dog crap my friend, Dog Crap.

If I can do any other free niche research for you just post in this thread and I will be there

al

Pick the niche you are most passionate about then create a product or service that helps, solves problems or enriches people's life.

I would suggest you target your freelance work around the highest paying ppc Google adwords. Some advertisers pay as much as $50 per click in some of these markets, so it's a good bet they will pay well for top quality articles.

My own marketing is through article syndication in dozens of some of the most hotly competitive niches. Editors for online/offline publications are always hungry for quality content. For example, "insurance" and "mortgage" have been the best paying as an affiliate in these markets.

This is interesting. I want to know as well what niche I can go deeper with my drawing and graphic creation skill? I would say it's easier for writer to find niche such as digital marketing than graphic guy like me. Just saying.

Outside of my current niche (IM), i would choose penis enlargement. All kinds of crazy money there. (why i'm in IM and not penis enlargement is my personal reasons). Just make sure that you have backend products to promote to your customers if you PLR it.

You could always sell on ebay too. I was a powerseller and top rated seller on there. It's easy, just make sure you find ways to incorporate automation into your business.

Christianity, no question.

Unfortunately, as a marketer, I have more scruples than most evangelists.

There is demand for PLR but you have to follow the niche that you are passionate about, find that passion and offer your buyers value and fill a purpose or void. Identify what they need before you start doing anything.

1. I like digital marketing.
2. PLR on traffic generation and product review but they must be up-to-date.
3. Yes. It is good for you to have a membership site that can provide fresh PLR to members every month.

While everyone suggests choosing a niche your passionate about... I don't think it matters!!!

From ripped-abs, building chicken coops, to removing genital warts... there's markets for shit I've never even heard of (let alone be passionate about) that people have made small fortunes promoting/selling online and offline!

Naturally, making more money (*opportunity) and business opps are evergreen human interests... as is mindset, health, communications, networking, relationships, pets, travel, hobbies, tools, training, etc...

If you're gonna pick a niche... pick one proven to have an existing buyer's market! - If you happen to be passionate about the product - even better, but you don't need to be overweight to sell a million-dollars worth of weightloss products... maybe you're passionate about "helping others, solving problems, and getting filthy-f'ing-rich... or helping other people escape their worst nightmares...

So... understanding what other people need, want, and desire should be your main focus, not what you're passionate about! If you possess empathy, wisdom, and compassion for helping others... Odds are probable you'll succeed in life.

If you're a pompous twat who thinks everyone needs, wants, or desires to be like you, read your blog, click your links, and make you rich... you can flaunt the bait all you want... but most people will not take the hook!

As far as PLR... there's people here (*or at least there used to be here, lol) who've made tons of money selling PLR content, graphics, and complete DFY websites & funnels... article packs, emails, and quality (resellable) content.

I've bought quite a bit of PLR, MRR, and the likes over the years, but I've never sold anything online with much success!!! (*Never could pick one business model and run with it... I was too busy convincing myself, I needed to master every aspect first!)

Some suggest; "ignorance on fire is better than knowledge on ice!"

But, I think the most important issue is knowing your own ability to communicate your chosen offers - be it in writing, speech, video... and putting the prospect/buyer first and foremost.

Meanwhile, most of us can't get out of our own way... in order to truly serve others and achieve success. If you can do that passionately, it doesn't matter which niche you pick... you'll be alright!!!

I think it's a mistake to limit yourself to one niche. Do at least 3 to 5 for diversification.

you should try animal healthcare and try to narrow it locally first as reputation works awesome with unsaturated niches as well