I am really enjoying your latest videos on Niche discovery. I love how you explain the three simple steps. It's as if you just turned on the light bulb in my head. I already have my main niche, however I'm still going to go through the steps for my established niche. There's also a niche I've been thinking about for a couple of years but didn't really think I had enough to blog about, Your video has my brain spinning new ideas.

it'ss almost heroic how u r battling the ai content apocalypse, one lizard-themed blog post at a time.. i'm sure your readers are thrilled that you're dedicating your precious, non ai-tainted brainpower to such a vital and underserved topic. it's a bold strategy, really....proving the value of human creativity by writing about something so utterly... pointless... 🙃🤣

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Great idea, Jay. I was doing something similar this week, and I also love the "Niches" section because I am looking for ideas to promote even on my current website, which seems to be gaining traffic now. Thanks for sharing. I'll look forward to the series.

Hey Jay,

This is truly amazing. While I was watching the video, it got my little hamster, or should I say lizard, spinning, so if you ever need some weird suggestions, I might be up for the challenge!

But more seriously, I’m thinking that from this it’s just a suggestion you probably thought of it, but it might also be a good idea to, from this point, since now that you have the domain name, to continue with a case study for the live class on Fridays. It has been a while since we had one of those. Now that you have the domain name locked in, use other tools such as DesignPop for the logo and other things inside WA to build that case study. It could be on this site, the lizard, or it could be on some other thing. It’s just me brainstorming.

Sonia

Now I must go back to watch all the others. This type of tutorial, I'll call it, is exactly what I need to really "get it" and follow. Thank you.

Stetson, not Bowler.