Still got a problem finding my niche
So..I created a website that promotes Wealthy Affiliate, but I took Affiliate Bootcamp first instead of Certification Course, so I decided to start another website to get through Certification Course and promote some kind of product.
The problem? Actually..My problem? I can't decide the niche. Everything I'm thinking about seems wrong to me or makes me think that I can't write enough on that specific niche. I read trainings about choosing your "perfect" niche but I've got the same problem and it seems I can't solve it.
Can someone give me some piece of advice please?
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I had the same problem, sir. I struggled for months (literally) to come up with something I would feel passionate about. My problem was that the last 10+ years I had been involved in a non-profit, so at first I even picked a non-profit as my niche. Only later I discovered that it was not a good idea to try to monetize non-profit.
So at the end of the day I settled with Affiliate Bootcamp. At least here I can raise awareness about internet scams. The problem with Affiliate bootcamp is that it targets the most competitive and saturated niche on Earth. If you happen to be a complete newbie, it's way harder to get started than in any other niche.
But because I did not have any other good idea so that's what I did. Now that I already have some experience under my belt, I could pick other niches as well but I like what I do so I have not done it.
My advice: If you don't have any other idea, just work on your bootcamp campaign. You learn, you grow, and you move ahead. And if you can succeed in the make-money-online niche, you can achieve success in other niches as well. And I am pretty sure, sooner or later you will find those niches as well.
Just my two cents, sir.
Cheers,
Egon
Never worry about running out of ideas as to what to write about. I have NEVER been in this position, ever, within ANY niche.
As you learn to do research, which is going to be covered within the training as you move forward, you are going to be very well versed in coming up with unlimited keywords.
When I go to do research on a given niche to come up with concepts for keywords (and ultimately content), I ask a few questions of my niche.
**What are some products/services that people are purchasing in your niche?
**What are some questions they are asking?
**What are some problems they are having?
**What are some "how to's" that are useful?
**What are some trending topics in your niche?
Do some research, in could be as simple as a Google search to uncover a lot of these items. I personally start off my keyword research using this technique: Alphabet Soup Technique - Using Google Instant to Find Keywords This will open your doors to essentially unlimited ideas and concepts, from there you can plug in these keywords into a keyword tool like the one here at WA or Jaaxy.com. Hope this helps you out here Gheorghe!