Picking the Right Niche for You
I have been working online with Wealthy Affiliate for just over a year now. I something go a few days with adding a comment or two to a few pages to help out some of my fellow WAers. There are some really great website that have been created using the Wealthy Affiliate program. I have also found some websites that just really seem to miss the message that Kyle has in the training.
What do I mean by this?
Kyle give use the training from the very beginning to create some killer websites with some really great ideas. He reminds us that we are here to help each other build affiliate websites around products and services the we are interested in or have experience. One key to this would be to only provide information that you have done research on or have the research to support you claim.
I have seen a lot of folks doing some great reviews on the WA program, Jaaxy, Siterubix, and Name Cheap. These are some really great ideas a long with great places to start your creative writing. Not to mention they do follow the training and are part of the WA experience.
What I have also seen is folks trying to create websites designed with the "GET RICH QUICK" mindset or niche. In some crazy mindset people seem to think this is something that will help their website.
In this day and age of people or consumer being more cautions about getting scammed or losing personal information online. The "GET RICH QUICK" mind set is almost too transparent to the consumer. I don't believe this is the mindset that Kyle and Carson have projected in the Wealthy Affiliate. As a matter of fact if we really look inside, there is NO proven ways to "GET RICK QUICK", unless you win the lottery.
What is the RIGHT niche for you?
I have seen some great websites on everything from food receipts to travel to pet care. These folk have really found their niche. They post length articles on something you can tell is their passion. I have reviewed a few great websites on various online produces and service. These website owners have done their homework before creating their posts.
This is where things should come into view. Ask yourself a few questions when creating your next post or thinking of the RIGHT niche for you.
- Is this a niche I have knowledge on?
- Do i enjoy researching this niche?
- Is the niche going to interest others?
- What niche have I always wants to share with others?
- Is this niche my niche?
If you can honestly sit back and relax for 10 minute and think about each of these questions. You just may very well find the Niche that is Right for YOU..
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Great article, good questions to make to ourselves, good tips to think about before we open a new site, thanks for sharing.
Well said. There is no such thing as 'get rich quick'. Even people who win the lottery don't know how to handle money and most of them are broke again within five years. Patience and perseverance along with the right attitude towards your goals and niche are so very important. ~Marion
I'm learning a lot from a person who is already a year with WA. Thank you for sharing tips & advice :-)
This is some really good observation. You are right, there are some absolutely brilliant websites being created here - they never cease to inspire me
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Good comments Ken. I have written extensively on what I know about all too well:
http://alcoholanddrugstreatmentadvice.com
but I have very few visitors at the moment.
Perhaps you could look over my site, make a comment, and I will do the same for yours (just give me the URL by personal mail).
Thanks, Glyn
I will defiantly look it over. This is a very though niche for some people who have gone through it. Either themselves or a close friend or family member. I have gone through it twice. Once as a kid with my dad and again with a family member. This family member was me exes brother who I was extremely close to. He ended up loosing his life in a horrific motor vehicle accident.
Wow Ken, what can I say? Basically it's terrible for everyone involved when addiction rears it's ugly head - the addict themselves and everyone around them (and especially those close to them). Glyn