yes you can write posts on almost anything to do with your niche and like you stated, eating healthy, sleep habits, stress, etc. The quality of the content is what is going to matter.

Okay. Cheers, Craig and Justine. Much appriciated

Lowry, a lot of your posts will add value to your main content, others will draw people in who aren't exactly looking for home workout programs but may or may not be interested. As you progress you'll find you probably want to write about a range of topics or your site could get a bit boring.

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Okay. Thanks guys! :)

You should be joining Amazon Associates - the main Amazon affiliate program. You can get links and commision on any item sold through Amazon.

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You should be able to link with just about any product within Amazon. Don't sign up for individual suppliers. Sign up with amazon. Then whenever you are logged into amazon, you will have an option to get any product link you want. For your particular product, i have found a link.

The only advice I can give you is to find something that you are really passionate about, that you would be interested in learning more about, and writing about, and use that for your niche. I think that you can change that in the future if you are not happy with it. Hope that helps and best of luck to you.

Thanks, guys. This really helped. I went for a walk after creating that thread and coming back now, seeing your answers ... that made my day and now I know I'm going in the right direction.
Thanks again and all the best to you all!

Hi Lowry
I think choosing a niche really is the make or break in this industry.
It seems your into health and all things natural
I think you are at a distinct advantage, for theses reasons;
The health niche is massive and there is more money in this niche than any other on line
You look like you are very fit and healthy, so make sure you put you photo on your site as you will come across as believable in your niche.
Lots of people promote health products without ever getting off the armchair and make a fortune, at least you walk the walk and will come across as genuine
Most people would like this and you could create quite a following if you do it right
There are more health related products on-line than anything else so there is plenty to choose from.
Stick with the health niche and have the courage of your convictions, people will come to you for advice if you are as genuine as you seem to be
Lastly remember this - believing in your self is more important as niche selection
To your success

Barry

You should definitely follow your heart. They are not silly questions at all. You will find the things that you're comfortable selling in that niche. I would try and focus in one area - either the food or the gym gear. The gym gear will have higher price points and therefore higher commission. (That doesn't mean you shouldn't consider the food or supplements - you would just need to sell more) :) Beverley

Go where your heart is, with that gut feeling on what you know, and passionate about. What you are doing now is a good start...Go for it!!

Lowry I share your concern. Yes you are right you don't want to sell people some bunch of fake stuff. My suggestion would be why don't you narrow it down to maintaining toned muscles through exercise, diet and healthy lifestyle. Look up products from companies like now that sell really good products e.g a good detox combination. Now is a very good brand. On your website you could have widgets that promote WA. I totally agree with you go with something that you are comfortable with. I hope this helps some.

It is certainly uncertainty. Belief and Presentation in/of what you are promoting is Key. At one time I was a vendor at Home Shows and Fairs throughout the U.S.. I was at a home show in California selling Teeth Whitening Gel for $29.95. We used the product and it worked. The distributor I purchased it from gave me a great price of $8. I went to a Walmart to buy props to work with and guess what I found on a shelf there. Yep, you guessed it. The same product I was selling at the home show, and Walmart was selling it for the price I paid for it.
It did not make a difference. I had a good product that worked and we believed in, and the home show provided the traffic, so I could tell them how great I though the product was. It was a profitable show.

Lowry, If you promote something you believe in, give a good account of the product, and follow the training provided here at WA to get traffic, the website visitor will not even think about trying to find it at a nearby shopping center.

Your questions aren't silly at all. Actually health and fitness is a huge online industry, and does very well for sales. I would suggest that you should offer more than just the products (e.g. green tea and gloves), but present really good educational content as a way to promote those items.

When you educate people in a way that helps them, you will earn their trust, and they will buy from you. If you simply have a site overrun with ads and products you're trying to sell, then you're right, they'll go to the market instead (or to someone else's site....). But if you're teaching them about the benefits of green tea, and how it works to boost metabolism, as well as many other benefits that it has, they'll be more likely to buy from you.