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The niche is indeed huge as well as highly competitive.

1. create mini websites like Suzanna Theresia for upcoming artists.
You can find various upcoming artists on local directories related to music.

2. Create sites on high search and low competition keywords and then sell guitars as affiliate. For example:
[guitar tips]
has around 1000 GMSV on adwords keywords tool and the competition is also low.

3. Become a social media expert and start coaching upcoming artists how to use fb, youtube.

4. Start interacting more and more on guitar forums as well as musci forums.

5. offer live webinars, live coaching via Google+ hangout to the interested.
Then you can upsell your product to them.

If I were you, I would create a membership website. Have people pay a monthly fee to have access to your videos and you can interact with them within the membership area. You can release new content as you see fit and maybe even have a section for those that request new material. I like the idea of maybe putting the product on clickbank and Amazon also just to increase your sales and possibly get some affiliates.

But, if it were me and you really wanted to build a serious monthly income then go the membership route. If you need any help or have any questions, feel free to contact me.

Good luck.

Hi everyone,

I wish you luck and I hope you clickbank account soon will be full of payment
but you must act too I would look for affiliates in you niche to promote you product
just go to google and do some research!

All the best and see you on top

Erwin

I know someone who makes $500+ per day from YouTube alone selling his guitar tutorials. You provide a quick clip of you playing the song and to see the rest they have to go to your website. From there they can buy the whole track or many other tutorials you have for sale.

Don't focus on any of that right now. The tactics and strategies are nice, but you haven't mentioned a critical element.

Who is your target market? Who are you going to be selling to?

I'd suggest you need to step back and really start to consider who your target market is going to be, what their main problem is, and how you are going to solve that problem. Since this is a big market, it might be best to go down to a narrow niche and dominate that niche first.

So who do you want to teach? What main benefits are are they going to get if they become your customers? Why them? Why not another demographic?

And so on.... stay focused on those issues now. Then, you can get to tactics, strategies, and all the other juicy stuff... just don't skip the fundamentals...

My two pennies...

I think that all the social network platforms will do well for you.

As previously mentioned, create videos about your videos, or you could edit a small cut of the video, and post one each day.

Join groups, and communities relating to guitar learning, and contribute.

If your copy is good, then you should be in a fantastic position to make big sales.

Good luck,

Pete

You will need to do everything I guess. Video marketing, article marketing, backlinks, everything. But your primary focus should be ppc and ppv.

I feel I understand ricknap74. If organizing, arranging and implementing a website along with products wasn't enough, it can be a daunting thing being faced with the challenges of reaching your audience.

In fact, I have noticed many companies coming to us at dabwire looking to utilize the market team Topia Services face an identical brick wall as you call it.

Below I have outlined the implementable steps sourced from Dabwire statistical results which have proven to consistently produce a successful marketing strategy for similar entrepreneurs facing a problem like yours.


Keep in mind, although I can get long-winded on my replies here in the warrior forum. I try to outlined the most relevant information.


It sounds as if you have more of a knowledge of implementable tactics than an overall business understanding and strategy involved in marketing so I will be focusing on that for you.

1. Choose a niche market.

When choosing a market niche, you need to focus on the small-scale and expand out based on fundamental successes that you are able to achieve.

So it will be best to start with local, so you can get a feel for your markets demands desires and expectations, allowing you to adapt rearrange and correct before expanding out and investing in a larger market pool.


Doing this will allow you to maximize return on your investment in marketing funds.


The pace that you are able to implement these adaptations is the pace that your business will grow.

2. Set a goal.

For growth in your business it is very important to have some transparent and detailed goals established.


Whether your goals are to achieve a financial return our exact number for the user base this success principle holds true.

The path that you will take in order to achieve these goals is like a river, but if you want to control of the river ends, you must keep these goals in the forefront of every business decision other rise your River will fraction off dissipate and eventually evaporate away.

3. Seting a budget.

An established budget is very important when expanding your marketing.


This allows you to align with your goals and evaluate whether or not a particular marketing spend had a greater or less return compared with another.

4. Assume a conversion rate.

Have a conversion rate in mind prior to your implementation of a marketing strategy. This can be obtained through direct surveys and interactions with your niche and the more you do, the more accurate and precise your conversion estimate will be.

You can compare your survey results with other industry data directly from your market. This can be done through connecting and communicating with implementers in your industry.

5. Masterminding ideas.

For many entrepreneurs this is the interesting part of a business startup, let alone a fundamental step in creating a marketing strategy. Think of ways and places you can reach your audience with the highest ratio of potential customers.

This can be both online and offline. Think blogs, trade shows, social networks, video groups, instant messaging groups, meet-ups, etc.

6.Test and execute.

For example, dabwrie worked with adventureAED.com that hase an e-commerce site which distributed defibrillators. instead of selling to the general niche they decided to target a specific group in their market, which aligns themselves with adventurous.

With Dabwire adventureAED set a goal to sell 100 defibrillators and use those profits to expand. They set a marketing budget of $5,000 to accomplish there goal. They made a safe assumption that out of 100 potential customers, only one will purchase, a 1% conversion rate.

AdventureAED analyzed the data with the marketing strategists at dabwire.com they knew in order to secure one customer, they need to market to 10,000 adventurist.


With SEO strategy from Topia Services was set in place to both match their budget and reach their customer base.

It is best to start with a small marketing budget and expand out based on proven and established conversion rates. If the response and conversion rate is equal to or better than you assumed, take progressive action.

7. Spreading the word through networks.

Because of the rise in social media popularity it has created an image of simplicity to this stage of the marketing. It is important to understand, although the tactics are easy to understand their more complicated to implement in an effective manner.


Take advantage of the tactics that will work best for your brand and entice users to share content and invite friends through incentives, contests, and engagement.

8. Make it exclusive.

It is a psychological trigger to be attracted to exclusivity. The successful results of this becomes abundantly apparent when you take in consideration one of the most successful networks in the digital industry Facebook.com .


In the early stages of their marketing strategy. They not only target a specific niche, but they made membership exclusive and rejected anyone without a college email.

9. Target the thought leaders.

It is important to interact in social lies with the thought leaders in your industry.

Because it is human nature to become more like those you interact with you must make a conscious decision who is involved in this stage of the marketing. your goal in these interactions is to present a seductive vibe to your product, so they see value in spreading it their large audience.

You can utilize Twitter for creating lists of thought leaders to follow, along with other tools like Google+ can be valuable too.

In Conclusion

Growing a marketing strategy is all about adaptation and course correction, while focusing on the most optimal and results. remember to continuously test and drop the losers for the winners as you rinse and repeat.

Implementing failing tactics is part of finding the ones that work for your campaigns.

ricknap74 Now that you have this understanding collaboration with a marketing strategist and fulfillment agency like Dabwire will produce the most beneficial results for your marketing campaigns or venturing out on your own.