Wow that's really niche! E bikes too. I'm hearing about e bikes from you first (that's real bikes I presume and not those tiny things that scoot around)

My niche thoughts as well, SUPERB!!!
I think in terms of bringing a unified marketplace more than just a niche solo marketing.
TRY ON: building my marketplace
You'll thank me later!!

Thanks Yadaya for your response! Yeah they are electric bikes but you can pedal as well. Really cool! Some can get up to 40km + with the throttle .

Thanks for your comments! So your thinking of bringing stores, dealers and customers all to one place?

Happy Father's Day to you as well. And no problem at all, my wife is dealing with the same broken phone issue. You can join Premium at any time that you like and work through the training at any time that you like. Do what makes the most sense to you and your situation.

Hi Melissa, these are some great ideas. I would choose the one I like the most. Be a Christian is a niche too!

Awesome! That's cool about 'christian' being a niche! I don't think I am going to start with that. I think I want to do gift giving?!

or is gift giving too broad?

It's fine to narrow it down and help a more specific audience. For example: gift giving for women, men, girlfriends or a special occasion. I think there are many people who search for relevant information on the internet.

Definitely a direction that you can head and something that you sound passionate about Anna. ;)

Weights is not a niche. The people that lift weights is. The audience in other words. Sure you can head in this direction and in terms of your website name/brand, you can be more generic if you want, or you can be specific.

LiftingBigWeights.com

For example, that could be a potential brand.

Thank you!

No, it doesn't necessarily make more. It depends on you and the business you create. If you want to create a successful business within the photography niche, you can. If you want to build a business helping people within the dog world, you can. If you want to create a website that educates people on affiliate marketing, you can.

With 4 billion+ people online, any and every niche can absolutely be profitable.

Yes, films are always popular. With such a big industry, you probably should narrow it to a certain genre. What are your favorite kinds of movies? Action, comedy, romance, family, sci-fi? Or you could creatively categorize it differently to still include several genres. For example, if someone loved Tom Hanks, they could capitalize on all of his movies in various genre. Just an idea.

Yeah thanks, I'm still figuring out what area I want to cover. Like you said it's a variety of subjects to choose from. But I'm focusing on the talent in film, both in front of and, behind the camera. So that narrowed the subject line I guess.

All right. Sounds good. Wish you well in your endeavours.

Hey Motez,

If your niche is self help programs then reviewing each and every self help program available would be a great way for you to have lots of content ideas.

Hope this helps you.

Yes, thanks. I just found another tutorial and it help me go a step further to narrow it down to Personal Development. Now the trick is to narrow even further down into a sub-niche. Thanks for taking time to read and respond.
Irie,
Coach Mo—

Hmmm... perhaps consider breaking things down into categories... just a thought.

You don't want to limit your content to just one program. Ideally you want to do what WA sort of teaches for the affiliate bootcamp but in your self help niche. You can review and write about many self help products but have 1-2 that you highly recommend as alternatives or in addition to the ones you may be reviewing that you don't have a relationship with. So it's the best of both worlds. But you want to review and write about any new product or service related to your niche since it will help you get traffic. Basically following what the training teaches us.

I don't personally think it's too broad as long as your keyword research can provide good keywords.

Thank you!

There's nothing wrong with doing a combination. You can do something like a total body wellness site where you focus on wellness from the inside out. You will be able to focus on physical products as well as food etc

Seems like you'd be able to combine meal planning with healthy eating...

I would recommend to start with a targeted and specific niche instead of having everything all together. But you can choose a more generic and broader domain name so that when you want to include more relevant niche, you can easily do so.

Having a narrower and more targeted niche allows you to see results much faster.

Would creating many websites for specific things not work to do that?

Ill use an example website name (because i like mine and don't want people to see it! ;) )

example.farm
example.outdoors
example.family
example.cooking

all of these domain names were available- and at low cost. I'd like to create a social media site with the prime name of example and then have links to the websites for specific information on the topics. But my page would hit the farming/outdoors/cooking topics if searched on social media. I'd keep things separate but all under like an umbrella name. So people eventually would know they're all the same creator. Is that a bad thing? Letting your audience know that you have multiple connected sites? Is it better to make them all different and not clearly created by the same person? My actual niche would be farm life more or less. Because everything I've mentioned is related to living on a farm. Even camping. I don't know anyone that owns a farm that doesn't camp or hunt even.

I would strongly encourage you to get one site up and running well first. While I understand what you are trying to do (sounds like a great idea too!), each website is far more work than you initially think it will be.

Get one up and running well. Then, if you enjoyed the process AND have the time go for more. Over-reaching kills many new sites because of the shear volume of work that is necessary to make a site a success.

Best of luck to you!
Bryan

Very true. I’d like to purchase my domain names at least in the event I do expand. They’re next to nothing, so it’s not really a pocket robber situation. I think my issue will be focusing on only one aspect of the niche..since it’s so broad.

Sure! That would be a smart move. If I had thoughts of doing that, that's exactly what I'd do!
Best of luck to you.
Bryan

You can create categories within your main domain for different niches. While you get more experienced, you can also look into creating subdomains for each niche if you want to.

The most important thing is to get your main website up and running first :)

I think I may have to do this! There is so much to cover. So many subcategories to farmlife.. thank you!

Just a reminder, don't rush, okay? Having lots of ideas is a good thing but take it step-by-step. Building your foundation is a most important thing :)

How do you add them

Sure, this can be a direction that you head. Just make sure before you get too far ahead of yourself that you define "specifically" who your audience is. It is great to choose a niche that you will be able to share your experiences within, you just need to make sure they are relevant to your targeted audience.

Thanks Kyle - my audience is - people who are over 35 plus and unhappy with where they are in their lives and looking to make some serious changes but not sure how to go forward and are searching online for useful supports. I am aiming to give a little background on how I made changes in my life- then review some of the tools and programs I found useful and am happy to recommend.

Not sure of your questions - how do you add what??

Julianne,

You have a solid plan for success! I love it! Go for it!

I look forward to seening your success!

There are tons of courses and other items to promote on clickbank .
Create a free account and then go to marketplace. Search the niches on the left and find the offers in the niche you are interested in. Then make your decision .
I would lean towards something you are passionate about because it will much easier to create content .
If you choose a niche based solely on promotions it may get difficult to come up with relevant blog post content after a short time.

Mike

Hi @MikeC69,

Thank you very much on the information about clickbank. I will try it out.

Regards,
John Greg

Sounds like a great niche!

Yeah, definitely a direction that you can head here! I like it! :)

Hi an welcome to WA, my name is Diane thank you for following me an I follow you on your way to success. Best wishes!

Diane

Thank you Diane, we will do great together!

You are so welcome my friend ; )

I suggest you take it one step at a time. Choose your niche and allow yourself to grow into it one step at a time. Am sure you will figure the rest out as you go. After all the idea is to earn while you learn.

Great response!
So true!

Yeah, that is the thing. You choose a niche that you love working within, you will have a really exciting and fun journey ahead of you. One that doesn't feel like work!

Definitely some good starting points there!

Thanks Kyle!

I also love cleaning I believe I’m a neat freak cause I just clean just to clean I don’t have kids

Glad to help you out!

Great article, thank you!!

I love the first 2 ideas... hate cleaning hahah! I too am obsessed with nails so I think this is a nice one and of course you cant go wrong with coffee!! However, as a niche, I would go with the nails!..... just make sure the glue is decent... nothing worse than 2 hours after application and one pops off! It was the reason I went off them! Best of luck!

Here's some things I recommend based on the list you provided Jill:

-how to deal with depression.
-how to reduce stress.
-how to get rid of belly fat.
-how to get rid of cellulite.
-hair loss for women.
-anti aging tips for women.

I would pick one of these, the one you like most and go from there.

Is there a triple-like button anywhere? Haha, thanks!

Haha, triple like button. Not a bad idea!

Dedra, I am sure it could be the start, thats the kind of valuable info people would be looking for

Any topic that you have experience with, AND are passionate about is a great website topic, and a potentially great way to make money. I say go with your idea and start building out your website!

Excellent, woodworking tools can definitely be your niche. I look forward to seeing your website take shape as you move forward through the training. Keep us updated with your progress!

I agree!!!

Absolutely a direction! If you are going to head in that direction I would recommend that you head through the Affiliate Bootcamp as that is the direction that you want to head if you are interested in a niche that is related to "make money".

Thanks for the advice.
So the one I am doing now is not applicable to what I want it for?
Does it matter if I do it anyway?
I really want to learn all of it.

I would say that your visitor will find that the price of the article would be the same, whether going through your link or going directly. In order to have them click your link, WA teaches you to make professional product reviews, that go beyond what Amazon would advertise. The right reviews will convert.

You raise a good point! You're absolutely right in that some people do not click on the links and just go to Amazon on their own. However, this isn't as much of an issue as you might think, especially as you start getting a lot of traffic to your site. Also keep in mind the number of people using smartphones and tablets over desktops and laptops continues to rise. It's just easier to click the link in most cases.

Amazon sort of makes up for this as well. You get commissions on ANYTHING sold. For example, I have a site, DogFoodInsider.com, which reviews dog food and uses the Amazon Associates program to earn revenue. However, I receive commissions on much more than just dog food. In just the past 30 days, I've sold everything from dixie cups to clothing and even a gas grill. Amazon is really, really, really good at converting visitors into sales. Most people already have an account with Amazon, and as long as you "get them in the door" so to speak, there is a decent chance they will buy something. When I send someone over for dog food, they might decide to think about it, but also remember they have other things to buy.

So, to answer your question, it's true that some people will not click your affiliate links, but it's not really that big of an issue.

Hope this helps!

that was allso my question. but reading the answer gives me the following problem, i blog a few years now about make up and beauty products and still no clicks to my links! so how do i write good revieuws?

Sooo, just so I understand, you have been doing this for a few years now, blogging and writing reviews on make up but your making no or very little income because no on is clicking on your links??

You can definitely head in the video game direction, but you will want to narrow it down a little. What aspect of video games (the games themselves, devices, externals, hardware, etc)? What genre? What console? What game? Lots of ways you can narrow things down here.

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. :)

Sounds like a potential niche to go for Khalidah. Leverage your expertise and experiences as audio engineer and write content and reviews which studio equipment is good for different groups of buyers would definitely help people to choose what product they need to consider.

:)
Joe

Exactly, and that life is something that you are in total control of creating, evolving, and building a business as a result.

Sure, I would focus on either dental and health. And you might want to zero in on a more specific location, for example, in the US it will be much different than in Canada, which is much more different than the UK, Asia, etc.

That's a great niche! Seniors especially need dental care they can afford, because as one gets older dental care becomes more and more necessary and expensive. I agree with Kyle, however, that you should focus on dental or health, but not both. And I think the greater demand would be dental, because it seems the most forgotten in mainstream health insurance programs—and it is outrageously expensive!

I think I will focus on the United States for now. Thanks for the advice Kyle

It's really best to start off with one niche, focus on that, add your content and grow your traffic. Then when you have that going, you have a much better understanding of what it takes to grow your sites and the time that it takes, you can then add another.

you can always start narrow with just one smaller subset of health and fitness etc just to learn the mechanics of doing affiliate marketing. then broaden the site or start several small sub-niche sites.
A lot of people really like doing mini sites for one or two items or types of items. lather rinse and repeat.
There are also a lot of people who do a broader niche and write tons of content and do affiliate marketing to get an idea of what their audience wants and then go off into creating their own products. so why not start with a mini website with a very focused single topic and then later you can expand that site or start another site.

I agree with you all the way, I just stareted my Website about "How to Cure Diabetes", this is not only a Niche for me, This is a "CAUSE" since I am Type II Diabetic and I make a Vow to Help all poeple to get educated and use whatever I can offer them, of course Affiliate Marketing for my Revenues on WA,
Thanks for your support, (I am Following you now)..
Ghassan

P.S. I will Publish my Website after its completed,

First of all, hope everything is fine with you Stan. Sorry to hear the challenging life you have to go through and hope you keep your strong spirit.

Gym Equipment is a potential niche but you might want to narrow it down to certain type of equipment, targeting specific audiences as I know this is quite competitive niche. Do some research and look for something not so competitive keywords related to gym equipment and you can start with specific equipment first to get your site indexed and ranked. Once you start to get decent traffic, you can expand your coverage to include other equipment as complement to your main products.

All the best to you.

:)
Joe

Thank you, NewMPro I appreciate your input I was going to narrow it down to one of those 3 equipment pieces I mentioned. So what your saying is start off with something easy like free weights and then I can add on to my site more equipment as my business grows? what search engine should i use for the keywords?

Yeah, that is exactly the case. You can always diversify and cover a wider breadth of your niche as you build out your website, you just don't want to start out too broad or you are going to be in a constant state of overwhelm. Let us know if you have any further questions. ;)

Something to that direction but again do some research with Jaaxy.
Looks like free weight is quite competitive niche (image). As you can see there are keyword phrases you can explore by looking at the right hand side of Jaaxy. Use them and do more research to come up with something you are comfortable to be working with. Don't rush!

Hope that gives the idea how to proceed.

remember a niche is a group of people. narrow down a gropu of people to talk to. so if you are going the fitness angle, than maybe cardio for ... who? Fitness is a tough niche, but can be cracked with a little work espeically if you are passionate about it.

regardless, do not let choosing a niche paralyze you. choose something and go to town. many people experience "paralysis by analysis". that is the surest way to never get started. even if a niche is too broad, having content on the site is better than still being stuck on a niche selection, understand?

So sorry that your going through your illness.Think Positive.Ill pray for you .

Sending up positive vibes and prayers for great health!!! Stay strong brother.

Awesome to hear, sounds like the creative juices are flowing! You can head in any direction you want, you can choose your own niche or you can head in the bootcamp direction, either are viable and can lead to a full time business with effort.

If you like to learn and do so in an applied way, you are definitely in the right place. WA is the home for internet/affiliate entrepreneurs!

Iam with you .Finely I can see some hope .Its coming into focus.

Congratulations!

You can do this..!!

That is wonderful to hear. As with anything new, there can be phases in which you feel a bit overwhelmed but you will ALWAYS be able to overcome this, and if not, just ask for help. There is a lot of expertise and coaching available to you here within the community. :)

Thanks folks. I really appreciate the support.

Definitely a natural direction that you can head here Tim as it is a passion of yours and you have a lot of expertise within that space.

Keep us updated with your progress moving forward. ;)

The niches is the audience or group of people that you are going to HELP. This could be anything.

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. :)

As you establish your website and your content, you are going to be able to make targeted and specific product/service recommendations. This is done through affiliate programs (one way, anyways), and there are over 550 MILLION products and services that you can promote as an affiliate. :)

I know it is easy to want to work within many niches at once, focus on just ONE website and create success with that before diversifying and creating multiple niche websites.

It only takes ONE website in one niche to be very successful online. I usually find that folks that try to do too much at once (focus on several niche websites) end up in a state of mediocrity because it can be overwhelming and you don't really ever become the expert in just one niche.

It is the experts (specialists) that create long term, successful businesses in any niche.

You are right. I need to focus. I’m getting to far ahead of myself and I’ve no clue what I’m doing! Lol! Thank you for reigning me in!

What is it that you really want to do about bearded dragons? What can you write in a sentence or paragraph that shows me the kind of site you hope to build. Competition is something you really don't need to consider unless there is nobody competing at all. Then you would want to ask why there isn't anyone else doing this?

First of, there will always be competition out there which makes this business interesting. Look at what your competitors are doing and try and go one above them.

If your interest is in the bearded dragon, then go for it. Nothing worse than working on something you have no interest in.

Bearded dragon decor, bearded dragon terrariums etc can be potential post ideas on your site.
Then you can group them into categories i.e. lighting, decor etc.


You can then sign up with Affiliate Networks that sell lighting, decor, kit, supplies etc and insert the affiliate links into your posts.

For example you might talk about the types of lighting suited for a dragon you can then insert your affiliate links to the different lighting types.

Hope this helps.
NB To find affiliate programs type the following into Google bearded dragon + affiliate programs. I just did and some interesting sites and ideas came up.

All the best!

I would like to be a affiliate for bearded dragon products at amazon and petstores. I could maybe make an informative website with links in the articles. I could also go the opposite direction I make a website purely for shopping with no articles. I am not quite sure which way to go. I am interested in bearded dragons, but I am not sure how that would translate into revenue in a website. Should I narrow down the bearded dragon niche in your opinion? If I narrow it down, I am not sure how I could put out new content. How much can you really write about bearded dragon lighting?

Thank you! I think you are right. I think it is a better idea to do bearded dragon as my niche for I can have more content.

You're welcome.

You don't want your niche to be too narrow.

All the best!

Hi Valerie,
Great questions! I think a niche website focused on bearded dragon owners sounds great. The focus is narrow but not so narrower that you wouldn't have a ton of things to write about. I wouldn't worry at all about the competition. In every niche, there are still a ton of low-competition keywords that you can target to help you rank high in the search engines.

You definitely want to write helpful content that appeals to your niche because that is how you will draw in traffic. The great thing about affiliate marketing is that you connect people with things they're already searching for. A shopping website is not the way to go because no one will find your site.

I frankly admit that I don't know anything about bearded dragons but after spending about 2 minutes doing keyword research, I see a whole bunch of very low competition keywords with decent traffic that it would not be hard to rank for.

Here are some of the keywords I spotted.

I'm sorry to hear about you losing your job.

However, your experience can help someone else.

People go through grief and depression and will seek ways to overcome it. By using your own experience and enlightening others on what you have done you are helping them.

Nothing better than a personal testimony.

So you have listed 3 ideas ..To see what is trending, have you tried entering the phrases into Twitter to see what questions are being asked?
You can then decide on which is the 'best' niche to choose. However, these 3 'topics' are intertwined somewhat so you will probably end up writing about them in one way or another.

Write posts about what to do to raise your own birds. The 5 best ways to hatch eggs, etc. After you write your posts and build traffic you could monetize through the sale of birds, browsers, egg turners, incubators, houses, books, ebooks that you write (100% profit), maybe even a course or paid membership site.
It sounds like you have a good start already.
Bryan

So should I start it as a blog?

I would.

Ok thanks.

Terri, I have had all these animals in the past. Now we just have wallabies, possums, bandicoots, echidnas and the like. I can't suggest a niche but I have visited a site that is pretty good. It might give you some ideas.

The link is https://www.backyardchickencoops.com.au/

And do know that a blog/website are the same thing. A blog is just one of the ways that content on your website will be displayed.

As others have mentioned you can write posts on the techniques you use to take care of the animals. You can also recommend/review products that you use to take care of the animals.

If you're a member of a Facebook group about it there's 100% an audience seeking the information you have so sounds like a great niche idea!

Let me know if I can help in any way!

Brok

Yes, of course Kyle is right. I was saying as a blog rather than just an ecom store.

I'm not much of a writer but I love to read. I started Southern Indiana Poultry Group on Facebook. I was tired of all the b.s. that went on in some of the groups I was in. The group is about poultry but we're laid back and don't have a lot of rules. Most everyone gets along and is willing to give advice or help out. I have people who ask me for help or advice but there's already a site for that. Backyardchickens. I've looked up hobby farm affiliates. I didn't spend much time on the list though. I need to run the search again.

This is going to be done through the affiliate programs that you join. They will take care of all the tracking and provide you with this sort of data. Each affiliate program will typically have it's own stats area that you can go in to check clicks, sales, etc.

Yeah, exotic dishes could be a niche if this is something that you want to go with...or any other facet of the cooking niche.

Yeah, that is most definitely the direction you could head with your niche. If this is something that you are passionate about, definitely go for it Antoinette!

Absolutely, sounds like a natural direction for your Wesley and I know how evergreen, yet evolving that space is. Certainly a direction that you could head with your niche!

thats a great niche to go for..

you could sell a lot of modern and latest technology home automation and electronics related to buildings field

study hard the topic and the success will be your confederation

I totally see this niche being profitable. The coffee roasting niche, seems like the perfect product for the WA platform.

I would publish a WA blog for this, rather than a comment here - it will be seen more widely by the membership.

All right. Yes, that is very true.

Hello!

First off, I hope you are doing well here in WA! In regards to your question, I just wanted to share my experience in trying to choose a niche and how to apply it to a website and audience.

I initially went with computer programming (which is a broad subject) but narrowed it down to computer programming for beginners. This defined my topic and audience and gave me some great ideas for content (tutorials, opinion articles, news on computer programming, etc). It also gives me some great potential products to eventually have on my website (computer programming books, online courses, etc).

I enjoy computer programming and want to share my passion with others. It sounds like you enjoy cutting hair and want to share your knowledge with others. The fact that you picked something you enjoy or have experience with is great. It makes it a lot easier when writing content.

Along with hair cutting clippers, maybe you add or consider hair styling products, hair care products, etc. You could go a lot of directions with it!

Overall, I think you do have a good niche idea... just think about what type of articles you would write and maybe even start researching keywords using Jaaxy that relate to hair cutting clippers.

The ideas will start churning!

Good luck with everything! Cheers!

Thank you so much! This really does help!

You could head in this direction indeed. There of course is red tape if you were to actually sell edibles on your website (as it is illegal in many states/countries), but you can surely discuss it, provide how to's, etc.

Every expert you see in ANYTHING (online or offline) started with a "day 1" in their niche. Michael Jordan was didn't make his basketball team, Thomas Edison once didn't know a thing about making lightbulb technology.

The process of being an expert within the online world can happen much quicker, within a year you can make some really amazing progress.

Thanks for the encouragement Kyle.

Yes. As long as you were the last link they clicked and it is within24 hours. That's the length of Amazon cookies. Even if your link was for a book and they bought a washing machine you would get commission on the washing machine.

I always give myself as an example, my niche is new horse owners, they come to my site because they have a question or a problem about horses they don’t want to wade through posts about sales funnels, is such and such a scam etc...

And vice versa if I am looking to make money online I don’t want to read about how horses teeth need checking yearly! I wouldn’t stay on a site long if that is what I found, I couldn’t be bothered and it would seem strange.

I have one banner add for WA, saying this site created through WA, if you want one like it click here. That’s all.

Hope that helps

Hi! To start with PLEASE only do one narrow niche. It's more work than you can realize right now. Later you can start other websites for each niche. The reason for a single niche is that you are trying to be seen as an "authority" site for your niche. Think of Amazon, what are they an authority in? Nothing is the answer. They are just a big unpersonable retail store online.

Think of how you would feel if you went to an online baby clothing site and suddenly saw posts about Wiccan topics. Would you think something doesn't match here? Probably yes. And, then you'd be off to look at something more on topic.
Best of luck to you.

To add to the answers already provided, your one niche can have several ways of monetization and several products or services to promote. One niche doesn’t minimize your earnings in anyway. You only need one site to make 4 or 5 figures. It’s also highly not recommended to do more than one site to start as your work will be spread thinner and your results for each will be much slower.

You can start with a narrow niche like how to train your dog, and everything on there will be specifically about training dogs.

As your site gains authority and traffic then you can branch out to proper diets for dogs, or dog carriers, etc.

Why focus on a smaller niche to start is so you can rank easier with more specific keywords for your niche. Keywords are your site’s lifeline as that is what will drive traffic to your site.

You will learn more about everything as you keep going with the lessons and you’ll understand more why the courses are structured the way they are.

I hope this clarifies it more but ask more questions if you still have them. :)

Grace

Sure, it is an interesting niche with passionate audience. Video games niche is too board but you can find hundreds of subniches.

You can start with a specific genre of games, for a specific console, ages, or anything else you may think. Some sites are based on one video game. For example, I played Football manager some years ago and I know there are many websites and some forums only for this game.

If you narrow it down it can be a niche that’s for sure. You need to think about what it is these people want to know, have questions about or want more info on. Also can you and do you want to write 100 - 150 posts about the subject?

These trainings by other WA members may help you. What is a Profitable Niche - Tips for Choosing a Niche What is a Niche - Making Money in Niche Marketing

I would suspect, from the number of jewelry stores that I see, that the demand is huge. If you could do a blog that features posts on exactly what to look for to find quality jewelry, sizing, popular gifts, etc I would expect you to do very well.

Sure, there are lots of stores and sites out there, but how many will tell you the truth about what to look for? Mostly they will talk up their own product. Be different. Don't try to monetize at all for the first six months or so and then only on maybe 1 out of 3 posts. People will get to know, respect, and trust you. When they trust you that is when the magic happens.

Do some keyword research in Jaaxy (under research in left sidebar) I suspect that you will be surprised. Make sure to check for terms like how to buy quality jewelry, 10 tips to buy the best engagement ring, etc.

Best of luck to you. I think you may have a gold mine on your hands!

Hi Kelli,
I can understand it could be challenging to start off when you have so many ideas come together and you ended not knowing which to choose as your first project. I would suggest to list them down and choose one that you think you are most passionate now. The rest will be good for your next website.

Focus on one niche now so that you can focus on building the site. Do some keyword research and see if there are people looking for the keyword or phrases around the niche you have chosen.

All the best to you.

:)
Joe

Thank you Joe-that helps

Now it is just a matter of choosing ONE. All it takes is a starting point if you want to get into many niches down the road, you can. First get the formula for success down and then diversify! :)

Sounds great! Bulgaria plays the pipes? Learn something new everyday. Here's a couple of WA member trainings on niches: What is a Profitable Niche - Tips for Choosing a Niche What is a Niche - Making Money in Niche Marketing

Yes, in Bulgaria even there is an event where they play 100 bagpipes at once. It's pretty magical :) The instrument is called The kaba gaida and it is traditional bagpipe for the Rhodope Mountains.

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Miałem podobne wątpliwości. Wiesz Aniu, cała sztuka polega na tym, żeby nie zaczynać od sprzedawania. Wszyscy tutaj powiedzą Ci, żebyś najpierw pomagała Twoim potencjalnym czytelnikom, a dopiero później myślała o zarabianiu. Wiem, wiem, to pachnie pustosłowiem i hipokryzją, ale to rzeczywiście tak działa.

Jeśli to, o czym piszesz, będzie wartościowe i ludzie rzeczywiście będą tego szukać, to nie tylko nie uznają Cię za 'less reliable', ale wręcz będą chcieli się "odwdzięczyć" (przynajmniej niektórzy) i celowo kupią dana rzecz przez Twój link, chociaż będą mieli inne możliwości.

W Stanach wszyscy blogerzy mają obowiązek wyraźnie informować odwiedzających, że używają Affiliate links. Ci nalepsi już wcześniej wcale tego nie ukrywali i podobno z ich doświadczenia wynika, że to nie tylko nie zmniejszyło ich wiarygodności, ale wręcz zwiększyło zaufanie do nich.
Oczywiście pod warunkiem, że promowali produkty i uskugi, które były naprawdę wartościowe, a nie wciskali chłamu.

Reasumując, wydaje mi się, że możesz pisać osobistego bloga i - jakby przy okazji - coś polecać. Jeśli to coś będzie naprawdę dobre i Ty sama będziesz do tego przekonana, to myślę, że nikt nie będzie Ci miał za złe, że trochę na tym zarobisz. Nawet biorąc poprawkę na polską mentalność:-)

Jest natomiast inna sprawa. Chodzi mianowicie o to, żeby nie robić zbyt wielu rzeczy na raz, szczególnie na początku. Ja, na przykład, zrobiłem ten błąd. Mam tyle 'dobrych pomysłów', że żadnego jeszcze nie udało mi się zrealizować. Czasu nie starcza mi na prowadzenie jednej strony, a uparcie próbuję prowadzić trzy. Może więc warto skupić się na tej jednej niszy, której jesteś pewna, a jak Ci już dobrze pójdzie, zabrać się za następną.
Ale się upisałem. Chyba muszę kończyć, bo będą się domagać, żebym pisał po angielsku:-)
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Dzięki Zbyszku, mam nadzieję że jeszcze porozmawiamy w realu:)

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I believe you are starting to understand the concept of choosing a niche (theme of topic of your website). The niche should be targeting specific audiences. So choose one that you have passion about and create your content targeting this audience.

You can definitely headed the fitness industry direction, I would narrow it down to something more specific as you have. As you are probably aware of, the pre-workout niche is massive an itself, as is every facet.

You can also heading to make a direction, but again you want to narrow it down like you have. You've actually done a good job of narrowing down to specific niche, now it is a matter of choosing one as your starting point for your business.

I really look forward to working with you Nell!

Very interesting niche. Since you've done so much research and have actually tried some of the hair care products, have you thought about starting with that? Creating quality content for hair products will probably keep you busy for awhile, therefore you can always add skin care products later.
Sounds great!