Thank you Kyle, I took your advice and narrowed it down to home decor. I've created the website and am now in the process of building it. I went to my Facebook page and posted a poll to my fb community asking them what they would be interested in learning about. I figured this would be a good way to build an audience. If they are apart of the building process they might be more inclined to visit once it is up and running. However I know that value is what is going to keep people coming back. I'm more motivated then ever to do this. Thanks again for turning my communication back on and all your help!

That is definitely one way that you can get insight into your niche, asking questions like that.

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 Davona!

Thank you Kyle! I will certainly take your advice on finding and providing valuable content. I'm so excited!

Hi Kyle, one more question. I'm not in love with my website name. Just named it on the fly. Since Its been created would I be able to change the name?

Unfortunately, you cannot change a domain name after it has been created. You would need to create a brand new website with a new domain if you wanted to update the domain URL. That is the only way to update the URL of your website.

If you are a Premium member, you can use the Move feature to move all of the old content from the old domain to your new one and this will make it so you don't lose any of your existing work you have done on your domain.

Hi Kyle,

I have a few follow up questions about moving my website. As I stated before I created the website(have not purchased a domain yet) quickly without thinking about the name too much. I am not in love with the name but have thought about a new name that i would rather have. How do I move the content over to a new domain if I have not purchased it yet or if I have purchased one?

Well you can definitely change the name when you do decide to get a domain name of your own.

When you choose a domain, you are going to want to choose something that is "brandable" versus something that has keywords within it. The reason this is the case is because as you build out your website, you can target as many keywords as you like within the content (that is how you will rank).

I have created a discussion here outlining the process and what to look for when choosing a domain name: How Do I Choose a Good Domain Name? This should help you out here and if you ever want to run any domains by me, simply let me know and I will give you some feedback.

PS. You can host up to 25 of your own domains here within the Premium membership on our state of the art hosting platform. :)

Hi Kyle, thanks for checking in. I sent a question to you and/or Carson 3 days ago. Can you please provide a response?

Hi Kyle! I appreciate you reaching out. I do have a question. I am stuck on picking a niche and a purpose for my website so I have not moved on to the creating a website portion of the training. I'm thinking about creating a niche based website that would allow people to sell items through it and I get a commission from the sales. I want to create the affiliate program first to build a relationship with vendors. Is this possible on this platform? I need a little help

What you promote is not your niche, your audience is your knees and there're over 500 million products and services that you can promote online.

A niche can honestly be anything, what are you passionate about? What are you interested in?

When deciding on a niche and trying to narrow down to a more specific niche, I recommend you ask yourself the following question:

I want to help people that ______________.

Fill in the blank and you are going to be much closer to a specific audience. After you do this and if you want to run any further ideas by me, let me know and I will give you a hand. :)

Hi Kyle, thank you for responding. I've settled on a niche. I want to do it on crafting. Things people make with their hands and using their creativity. What advice would you be able to give on this? And my second question is would I ever be able to allow people to sell their creations through my site?

I would recommend that you narrow it down a bit, what aspect of "crafting" do you want to help people out with? What type of crafts?

When deciding on a niche and trying to narrow down to a more specific niche, I recommend you ask yourself the following question:

I want to help people that ______________.

Fill in the blank and you are going to be much closer to a specific audience. After you do this and if you want to run any further ideas by me, let me know and I will give you a hand. :)

Hi Carson and Kyle! I appreciate you reaching out. I do have a question. I am stuck on picking a niche and a purpose for my website so I have not moved on to the creating a website portion of the training. I'm thinking about creating a niche based website that would allow people to sell items through it and I get a commission from the sales. Is that possible or are there other factors involved in that? I would also use it for the affiliate program .

Oh wow ! Thanks Joe! I'm looking forward to learning and meeting more great people like you!