Local Leap To Bigger Markets
There is a tendency in the 'make money on line' niche to inform beginners that the market will absorb them. Meaning if they should compete against the big players that they should accept the crumbs which fall from their table.
To be honest I believe it better to be a big fish in a small pond rather than a small fish in a big pond. You will learn a lot more if you are defending a dominant position in your local market.
And then, when you are feeling confident, you can expand.
For instance, how about marketing your site to a local audience? Granted, you will not make a lot of money. But do it well and you will gain a massive credibility boost.
Not only that but if you make your mistakes at the local level it doesn't matter so much. That means that when you come to take on larger markets you should already by then have developed a lean mean money machine much more able to compete meaningfully against the big players.
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You are right, that depends on your niche. Niche doesn't confine in a certain locality.
You may be thinking of your own locality but the need you identified is also a need for other people outside your country.
One example of localizing a niche is using your own language. You really put the limit to your own locality. But if you used English because this is the medium entire the world you will are in fact expanding to a bigger society by targeting local niche.
Yes accad. I really like your own language example. You could market in this language to improve and fine tune your service or product delivery.
Then when you switch to English you've got a service or product which is really impressive and converts super well.