Should I start working on Money making niche

Start by learning how to make money yourself. Then you can think about writing about it

Will

First of all having the EMD is not an advantage anymore since the panda EMD update. So you could really have any domain name and it wouldn't matter. This is a very competitive niche indeed, you will need a high budget to do a lot of seo on your site.

Don't drop it because it's competitive. Drop it because you haven't a fricking clue what you're doing. The last thing anyone needs is another wannabe teaching them how to make money fast when they haven't made a cent themselves. Pick a topic you have knowledge in and follow that path. After you make a success out of that one, then you can teach people how to make money doing the same.

Besides, other markets are far easier to monetize, so why in Gods name would you pick a market as competitive as this one. Oh yeah, I forgot, ya don't know what you're doing. Do yourself a favor, pick another market. Teach people how to make candles, how to fly a bloody kite, but for the love of God, don't teach them how to make money fast.

My thoughts are that the problem lies with the word "fast". You could start a business in another niche and keep track of everything you do. Then, possibly several months down the road you could produce a product where you show people HOW you made the money.

Again, you are making money yourself first. On the other hand - there is no FAST way of building a real business online. The Internet is a marketing vehicle for real business and not a get-rich-quick scheme.

Instead, think about what you would want to do to build a business that lasts, over time and will bring you income for the long-term. After that you can monetize HOW you did - but don't fall into the trap that it's going to be FAST. You can make money fast, but you will build a business with persistence and consistency.

Hello guy123,

Getting started in the the "how to make money fast" niche is a great choice and a great opportunity for anyone who is "not afraid of competition" and is willing to work long and hard at becoming successful. The key is to find the right approach or strategy that will work for you. Have realistic goals and expectations (do not expect to get rich quickly) and to work at it passionately. Even though there are a lot of people in this niche, you should focus on doing what you need to do to get into the top 10% of money earners over time.

Here are 3 things that I would recommend that you do to help you get started.

1.) Find a coach or mentor to work with. This needs to be someone who is already successful and who can show you how to become successful over time.

2.) Start another blog (even if it's on a blogger.com site) in a less competitive niche. This will allow you to learn, practice and develop the knowledge and skills that you will need to really get good at making money online.

3.) Keep increasing your network of mentors, knowledge, skills and experience continuously.

The money making niche is much harder to get into than other less saturated niches.

If you really want to capitalize this, you're going to need to do what I've done with my IM blog: Don't present yourself as an expert. Be up front in that you're learning to do what your traffic is doing, and present to them the research you've done in a well-laid out manner. It's just good karma to include links to the source.

*IF* you've purchased a product with a technique you're going to implement, you may considering adding an affiliate link for said product if one exists. You need to make it very clear that this is an affiliate link.

Follow up with that by giving a clear, specific run down of what has worked for you and what hasn't, and whether or not you really have made any money.

How are you going to teach about something that you haven't done yourself?
It, most likely, won't work, and then you will complain and give up.

Instead stick with something you already know about or have the passion to learn about.

The money making niche is indeed a highly saturated and competitive market. Nevertheless, do not give it up as it is still a very good market. You can start by building your blog, work on driving traffic to it, build your list, and do some SEO work around your keyword. You will be surprised at how fast your blog's SERPs will get better in no time at all.

My rules.

1) Make money.
2) Write about how you make money.

If you can make the money, you can teach others how you made that money, because you have already internalize the method and strategies.

Cheers!

Go Ahead and continue with it.Success depends on how fast you learn things and how good you execute it.

My view is that you do not need to be a "guru" to show people how to make money online. After all you will be making money online if people are buying your product.

The MMO niche is great because the audience is huge and they are willing to spend money on products and services. However for people to buy your product you must focus
on creating massive value and helping as many people as you can. Now if you do not have the ability to do that then perhaps you should give it a miss. Don't chase the money you want to make - focus on providing massive value to your prosepective customers

My opinion is that you are making the classic "newbie" mistake, that is, entering the MMO arena.

Focus on BUILDING A BUSINESS, not trying to teach others how to make money or sell them related products.

RUN AWAY from this niche, and START A BUSINESS in any of the thousands of different areas you could go into.

Rather than this, start clickbank product store, IM products store or wso review blog and drive a traffic through JV promotion or from giveaway events.

Have you heard about recent Google EMD update? I don't think you will be able to rank in SERP with EMD.

I would say, go ahead and run away from that right now.

Find something you have interests in and work from there. Choose a hobby and find out what they want, then go ahead and give it to them.

Whether it be a report, or video. The key is to solve their problem.

vague, but effective.

The domain isn't great to be honest. It's hypey sounding and doesn't exactly stand out. The dash makes it look spammy looking too. EMDs are not that important any more so if you do want to build a MMO blog you should choose something that's more brandable.

If you have no experience in making money online then it will be pretty difficult to sell stuff. It's difficult enough to build trust in the niche unless you can prove you're doing it yourself. You could always start a personal blog and document your personal success and failures as you try to make money online. Even if you make $100 a month you'll have people chomping at the bit to learn how you did it.

EMD might not work as it used to be in the past due to recent update from google.

Experience in the niche will be a big plus to provide good, information and related content, hence attracting more and more visitors.