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One Niche Or Multiple Niches?

by amuro
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I do notice some conflicting views among internet community on this issue.

Should I stick to one niche until someday or one day it makes me $?

Or should I move on to other niches knowing that I did my best - be it paid or free traffic methods but just that my best is still not good enough to give me the result I want?

What are your views on these?
#multiple #niche #niches
  • Profile picture of the author MaxForKing
    Hey Amuro, I know how you feel man. Sometimes it seems like no matter how much you try it still doesn't make a difference. My best advice would be to stick to one niche. Simply because nothing can ever be achieved without focus and concentration. I'm also guilty of changing niches too often. Stick to one and put in as much work as possible and you'll begin to see the results soon enough
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  • Profile picture of the author Nick Logan
    I usually start new niche when first niche blog brings me some good traffic and revenue. I also move on if I see nothing actually happening on my current niche project - but this rarely happens.
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  • Profile picture of the author Michael Levanduski
    Don't be too quick to give up on one project. There is a point where you know it is a failure, and that's fine, but I think many people give up too easily and miss out on a lot of opportunity.

    Also, no niche is a bad niche, so don't just jump from one to another without knowing what YOU did (or didn't do) to cause it to fail. Learn from your mistakes and don't repeat them.

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    • Profile picture of the author Stevie C
      Originally Posted by Michael Levanduski View Post

      Don't be too quick to give up on one project. There is a point where you know it is a failure, and that's fine, but I think many people give up too easily and miss out on a lot of opportunity.

      Also, no niche is a bad niche, so don't just jump from one to another without knowing what YOU did (or didn't do) to cause it to fail. Learn from your mistakes and don't repeat them.

      Michael
      Good advice from Michael, if you are not making money in the niche you are in then you need to work out why and test before changing niches.
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      • Profile picture of the author agmccall
        The reason you get conflicting answers is because everyone uses their own personal business model.

        You should too, build your business the way you see fit for yourself

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  • Profile picture of the author datingworld
    You should certainly try your best in your initial niche. Work on it and don't give up.
    Once you see some results there, you can move to another.

    If your initial niche isn't producing positive results despite you have done everything to make it happen, then obviously you wouldn't have any choice other than moving to another niche.
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  • Profile picture of the author Moneymaker2012
    If you feel you can handle both niches at the same time and you have strong knowledge of both the niches you are interested in then it's not a big problem. If you do your task in time and according to the plan, you can handle even more than two niches but it requres perfection.
    In some niche paid traffic doubles up your earning but make sure the source you buy traffic from is legit.
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  • Profile picture of the author Mark Tandan
    Niche jumping can be a lot like button chasing. Gave it an effort (maybe not 100%), didn't see results, tried something new.
    Such a high % of niches can be monetized. Go with something you enjoy, or are good at, or want to learn more about - then getting into won't seem like work. Patience and persistence are the names of the game.
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