Brainstorming for niches
I continuously witness folks struggling with finding their niche. I'm going to offer some helpful Ideas. I hope you find them beneficial as well.
Pick your top 3 passions. Don't allow yourself to become lost in ALL the ideas. When you start making money you'll be able to buy more Domains and approach the other niches in your own time.
Write one page on each subject. This will show you which topic flows easiest for you.
Find affiliate programs for each idea as well. This will show you which niche has the greatest earning potential for yourself and your business.
Remember it is okay to get started and realize that was probably not the best niche for you. I keep all of my starter sites in the siterubix name until I've gained more insight into what I should expect from the viewers on that topic. If it becomes viable and leans more towards success I will then buy a Domain and transfer the website to that Domain. And if it doesn't gain the activity I desire it's no harm or risk to myself because I used my free sites to test the waters.
I hope this can help people that are struggling with finding a niche. If you get stuck don't hesitate to ask for help.
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Thank you darling!! I hope out helps people out. Sometimes we just over think things to death. I don't want people getting stuck there
Thank you! It's not considered a tutorial yet, but I'm practicing for when I'm able to launch a tutorial
I have not tried the siterubix site. Does it work the same as the Paid Domain. I am worrying about the transferring of site in the later stage.
Transferring your siterubix site is really easy should that be something you want to do. I like using my siterubix sites because it's an absolutely risk free path to work out the trial and errors of a niche.
I like that you added the part about figuring out which option might have the best earning potential. I currently have one that I have wanted to create a site for, just because. I want that information to get out there. Not sure how lucrative it will be. Any future sites will be more focused on dollars and cents to create a real business. Who knows, the first one may end up doing that as well.
How long do you keep your siterubix sites up before moving on?
I would suggest keeping it in the siterubix domain until your comfortable that it's a niche you want to dedicate time and energy too. That time frame is different for everyone so if in a week you're fairly certain you will devote time and energy to it then by all means switch it over your domain. However, there's nothing wrong with taking your time and or changing your mind.
Thank you, Jennifer. This applies to me for sure because I have been struggling with finding a "perfect" niche. I will follow your suggestion and pick my top 3 passions, then see wbich one flows best when I write about them. Very cool! Thank you so much!
Sincerely,
~ Lisa
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Good idea. I think of my rubix sites as developmental or training so I can try different things.
Me too. I'm really grateful we get that option here