newbie needs advice on finding niche

Things where people are willing to spend money to get rid of a problem

Do something That you are intrested in because if you found a profitable niche that is tedious or no intrest you can get bored. I think thats why i enjoy making movie sites for CPA marketing as there are great intrest to the films or celebraties.


Hope that helps.

You can start by looking in the broader niche categories and see where you want to go from there. You have choices like fitness, insurance, travel, forex, and education. They seem to all have enough smaller niches to target and will bring in the money.

Dig into these things and choose which you like the best. For example, I am highly involved in many niches in the fitness industry. One of my niche sites is dedicated to fitness and health for diabetic children. It's very targeted and lucrative. There's a market for parents wanting the best for their children. I bring those parents an answer to keep their children as healthy as possible.

Those are the niches you want to be a part of. Bring a solution to a problem. You can either make your own product or just be the middle man.

Do searches in these broad categories to find out good targeted niches. YOu can search google, amazon, ebay, magazines, etc. There are lots and lots of places to find the right market for you.

Travis

Money, Health, Love.

Without a full smile on these ones, human can't rest.

Thats why these are some the most profitable niches. EVER.

Why not just look at the signature files of people posting in here.......Plenty of niches to be seen and I assume they have done their niche/keyword research and are either making money in the niche or have plans to make money in the niche or they wouldn't be using their Warrior Forum signature for backlink love.

Just today I found 3-4 new niches that can easily be dominated and I would have never thought of them were it not for the links in the signature files.

Respectfully,
Tim

Here is some advice, first list the niches you are more passionate about because in the end these are the niches you are going to build a business on. Second think if the niche you choose has people that had a rabbid passion or a desperate need, this is crucial because it would be easy for them to take action a.k.a buy your stuff and third think if the niche you choose has a back-end opportunity, which means that you are not dealing with a one shot transaction, that you can have them as lifetime customers selling them stuff over and over again. That are my two cents.

I agree - do something you know something about. It'll be easier and you'll take more of an active role in developing it into something.

Profitable niches are everywhere personally I don't agree that you have to have an interest in something to make money from it. I guess it matters if you are writting a million articles but it doesnt matter at all if you are planning to pay for traffic.

The main thing is finding out what people want to buy and then doing your research on keywords then selling that info to people who want to buy it.

How you approach keyword research is going to vary depending on whether your planning to spend money on your marketing or whether you are planning on generating organic traffic.

You can find niches EVERYWHERE my personal favorite place to find niches is on daytime TV shows. They often talk about weird and obscure niches but the reason they make it onto TV is because they are becoming popular amongst a very specialist group. Also when a niche is being discussed on a TV show often it is at the point when it is up and coming as oppossed to when everyone else has already jumped on the bandwagon.

A good way to see if a niche is good is too look for forums on that specific topic. Also Google your main keywords and look at the sponsored results. If people are investing in PPC for those particular kewords, then the niche is hot.

I that, I would also add a "long tail" research to see if you can find a subniche with less competition

How do you pick a niche? This question is one of the most asked questions. If you have a hobby or something that you know a lot about think of the keywords associated with it and using a keyword tool type in your keyword and see how many people are searching for it. This will give you some idea of how hungry the market is out there or vice versa. Just because you can be passionate - does not always mean that other people will be. Best of luck.

Make a list of the things you know or would like to learn. Check on the Google Keyword tool some keywords related. Then check for competition and searches a month.

My criteria is at least 8,000 searches a month and some competition. If there's Google Adwords ads, it means there's money to be made.

After that it all depends on what and how you market to monetize on your niche.

You know what Louise...
Don't spend more than an hour to find a niche.
You can always try another one if the niche doesn't work...

My trick, go to clickbank.
Rank the products by popularity.
The ones on the top are best-sellers.
They are the best niches.

Sure you get lots of competition but you are pretty sure that these are the products that people buy.... these are the products that sell like pancake.

Some good niches: travel, health, financial, dating.

How to spot a good niche? Look at what people are having problems with. Look at what people are passionate about. Use amazon, ebay, magazines, forums, clickbank to analyze a big market and find profitable sub markets within it (niches).

How to determine profitability? Look at how many paid ads(ppc) there are for the search term you want to target. Look using google keyword tool at search number and cost per click. Check if there are forums, magazines, trades for that specific niche.

Hope it helps,
Alex

You will always do better if it something your passionate about, I started with internet marketing now I have the tools to go out and dominate any niche.

There are alot of profitable niche market's out there..It comes down to what products you enjoy marketing?.. and it also sounds like you are looking for a good mentor which is great.. Look to clickbank and what products are being promoted and Then try and take into account traffic options as some ways can be very costly and hard to maintain.

I just watched a Kim Roach video about scoping out Flippa.com for niches that are already successful.

Very interesting.

mwiab

Weight loss. Everyones putting weight on so there is a huge market in programmes to take it off.

I've seen one too many of these posts lately.
I know it's hard to be a newbie..but this needs to be said. It sounds rough, but I don't mean it to be......It's a serious question and you need to listen to it and understand what I am telling you instead of taking offense ...and this is for anyone with this question.

Building a business a lot of your life. If you can't focus long enough to choose what you are going to do, that isn't a very good start. To achieve a business, to get anywhere - you have to be able to be focused. You have to be able to focus even when you are 1/4 awake, and you have to be able to focus when there are distractions running you 24/7. How are you going to focus to build if you can't even focus long enough to decide what you want to do...what field is the right one for you.

If you're new we don't know the first thing about what is right for you to do. We can offer help to people who come in and say "This is what I want be, what I want to do. I need help figuring out how to get there." Now that is a question that shows that you have the focus to get from a to z. It gives us a point at which we can actually help someone out with questions a little bit.

What do YOU find interesting? What do you know a lot about? What can you do for hours a day that won't drive you absolutely batsh*t? Any niche can be a hot niche if you work it right.......just because you pick a niche and stick up a website doesn't mean you will succeed. You have to be able to work with the material and the target. Because if they aren't buying, you will have to know how to work that thing into a direction that will sell.

So.....what do YOU think your niche should be?