With so many toxins in our foods, environment, and way of life, it's definitely a topic that we should all think more about. Good luck!

Thank you Leticia very much for the follow. I have returned the same favor.

Well since you already know what your website is going to be about. I would say 1/4 of the work is done. You will be fine. Keep going forward the training will show you more. Be Blessed.

Great attitude and mindset Mr James. I may be 12 years behind you, but time travels fast.

You're a wealth of information! Good luck on your endeavors!

I would probably go with whatever you are passionate about and where you like helping people.

You will have huge competition for that niche, but it doesn't mean you can't do well. Might just take a little longer to get on the first page of Google search. However, what if you narrowed it down to "Compression Sportswear." As a longtime competitive runner and triathlete, I can certainly vouch for the benefits of wearing compression socks and tops.

Just a thought as I look at your possibilities in sportswear. How about youth soccer wear? This is one of the fastest growing sports in the world as kids of all ages and genders love it. Most of all parents find it more affordable as opposed to hockey for instance. I just checked out Amazon and plenty of soccer gear etc. to sell on there. Plus, you could target soccer teams and sell 15 sets of gear at a time for example.

Thank you for the amazing tips! I will definitely take those into consideration.

Hey there! Thank you for the advice and I couldn't agree more. I think you should always be passionate about the things you are going to spend a lot of time on!

Yeah, it could be removed, but it is the natural direction . Those that say your "passion" will not lead to success, I would argue. But I would also argue that if you are passionate about "business", you could evoke that across any niche as I have done over the years.

You can head in absolutely any direction you want and be very successful online, you just have to evoke passion within that niche.

If you are creating an information website then it is perfectly acceptable to use a .info
I see many successful YouTubers who have websites that are .net, .org, etc.
What you can do is try it out. If you do not have success with a .info after a few months you can redirect the site to a new one. (of course you will have to create another site) But in essence that means that if someone clicks on your .info site they will automatically go to your new site.
Hope that helps!

Hello Tanzanite. An internet marketing teacher, MikeZ, once suggested that you should try to register your name with all of the .com, .net, et al, if you find your name is not already taken you could have them all.

Sure, either direction. If you choose "health supplements", you might want to narrow it down. You will want to choose the audience, versus the product. Who do you want to help and what do you want to help them with?

The focus will be on overweight especially as a result of belly fat. Using recommended fitness exercises, fitness products, supplements where necessary and more importantly some counseling regarding lifestyles.

Obesity is an enormous market and if you successfully dealt with it, so many people could be helped by your info.

Almost everyone does a little research before the go buy an item for the first time. That's where your site and authority come in. I actually has a local guy ring my drone site and came to my house asking me for advice and even training. All because I had built trust with him via my site.

So it means, that in order to achieve some results, your niche should not be just "product", but something more complex (like further training or advise), right? otherwise people goes straight to Amazon?

Right...if all you do is churn out reviews, you'll miss a whole bunch of potential visitors. My drone site has a lot of reviews but it also has a lot of informational articles, how-to's and troubleshooting tips. Much of my traffic comes to those non-review posts first and then the visitors see my reviews and recommendations secondary.

Thanks. That is how I also see it. It is just a little bit more complicated then selecting any one product from million others...

Personally I don't think I've ever gone to Amazon directly, because I always assume there is something better than the product I am thinking about buying, so I look for reviews first. I go through niche sites (just like what you'll be building here) and then generally make purchase decisions based on what they tell me may be the best option.

On the other hand there are often times when I simply don't know what product to buy & I need help - so I will search something like "what tool does X job"... And then I will come across an informative article of how to complete the task which generally recommends the tool I need for the job... And I'll buy it based on their recommendation :)

Because regularly enquiry searches point to blogs and product reviews rather than to Amazon directly.

Sorry, I did not fully understand what you wanted to say...

Think of this as an opportunity where you can explore any interest you may have. What would you want people to see you succeed with? What is something you know you would love to teach to others? What do you picture yourself having accomplished when you think ahead in 20 years time? You have the chance to find out what you are all about and what will make you feel fulfilled.

The book of faces is a good vehicle for driving traffic, but I don't know if you can do as much on Facebook as you can on your own website. I'm not a fan of Facebook, because I like security, but I think you should continue with the training here so you can see the difference between Affiliate Marketing and Facebook. Neither are going to provide you a quick fix for residual income issues...

When you're looking to make sales, the key is driving traffic to your product. With a facebook page, how do you get people to find it? How do people know it exists? Paid ads? What kind of return do you get on paid ads on FB? On Amazon, how would you get people to find your product? How will people know it's there?

Driving targeted traffic is the key to any business. That's why the training at WA is so powerful. You're taught here exactly how to drive traffic to your content. This means you publish your posts once and as you're continuing to build other posts Google is sending traffic to them over and over and over again. That's the best kind of residual income I know how to make :)

I think I’d have to say travel definitely 😆

Travel definitely, sorry I sent the reply wrong at 1st 😮🙏🏼🙏🏼

So, you want to be a travel blogger going from place to place mapping out the best things about each area you visit? If I remember correctly eric cantu does that very thing.

That's exactly what you'll be learning to do here at WA - just continue going through the training & everything will soon fall into place :)

thank you so much!

The only advice I have is don't spread yourself too thin. You want to become an authority in each niche. To do that, you need to dedicate considerable time and effort into each one. I suggest you start with just one and work it to the point where it doesn't need so much attention and then consider starting another one. Just keep in mind, as you devote time to your new niche, time is pulled from your old one.

thanks i'll take that into concideration :)

And if you have any further questions, let us know. :)

I humbly suggest finding a niche that you are passionate about. Then research the heck out of it so that you can give good advice on that product. I write my content as if I was talking to someone next to me. I am sure you are good at making conversation. Just write like that. If you need help, dictate your article into your phone voice recorder and then just copy it into print. Hope this helps.

I think that's a great idea.

Thanks for sharing that great idea

I'm an absolute believer in what Kyle says in the training that just about any niche can be profitable when it's something you're passionate about, especially with your expertise. I think you could reach and help a lot of people. You could seamlessly integrate the promotion of books within your content as well as any number of products and services that have to do with self care that would benefit your audience the most.
I say go for it. Every post you write will be about something specific, so even with a broad-ish niche like mental wellness or self care you would be targeting a specific area within in.

It's not that different from my approach with the broad "make money online" niche. With each post I'm writing about something very specific within that larger niche. :)

Thanks so much Eric! Can't tell you how passionate I am about this topic. Utilizing mental wellness aspects have allowed me to really turn my client's issues around. You're spot on re: the products I could lead people to, as well as (what I call) sub-categories of mental wellness - which are many!

OK...so my excitement just cranked up another 50% :-)

haha glad to help :) That's what I'm here for.

Why not become an affiliate with Addidas?

https://www.adidas.com/us/what-is-our-affiliate-program.html

Yes really I love that brand. Thanks for the link.

I'm not an expert here, but I would think "general clothing" is too broad, However, your idea of team jerseys may be more in the ballpark. Might be stiff competition tho (pun intended :)

Sounds like you're getting your niche honed down.

Best of luck,
Tom

Makes sense to me but their commission is not all that great at just 7%.

Very good advice and insights Pastor. :)

Hi - remember you will be writing lots of articles on your chosen niche, so it is better to think of something you are passionate about, and won't get bored with. Plus, your readers will realise if you have no knowledge of your subject.

Good point! Thank you! I'm very into "helping" nature.. but I think that migth be to big?...

It's a bit broad, maybe you could narrow it down to environmentally friendly products, or going plastic-free? Something along those lines?

Thank you! :D

Hi - that's a great choice, and having personal experience will give you trust with your readers.

Great choice! I have no idea what I would have done if any of my children had been a twin lol. My oldest daughter is going to make me a 1st time grandmother come October 2019; I'm excited as I'm sure every grandparent is ;) My youngest son is on the Autism spectrum and I have been running my own small business (offline) for about the last decade so we seem to have a lot of interests in common :)

That is great news on your coming grandchild. It does sound like we have so much in common lol. Look forward to seeing how our journeys go.

They both sound like they are a passion for you, so I think you will be good doing either one.

All of these are pretty valid and you have experience with them. That puts you ahead right away. At first choose the one you know really well and are passionate about. As you are learning, you then just need to learn the mechanics of website building. You already have enough, at your finger tips, to start writing your articles.

Once you are comfortable with your first website then think about which of the remaining two you want to do next.

Just remember this takes work, so set you pace to match. You don't want to get frustrated trying to do too much at once.

Hi Debbie, interesting ideas, all of which sound good. You’ll be best picking something you have knowledge of and an affinity for. If you really love your job and aren’t looking for a change then that could be good for you, as long as you think you can monetize it.

Twins related products is another smashing idea, there’ll be lots of opportunities there I guess for product reviews. Autism comes under the health niche which is always quite a good one too. It has lots of sub-niches to specialise in, but competition for keywords might be high.

Kyle will tell you to pick ONE of those options and build on that. Don’t be tempted to open 3 sites, you should open ONE and focus on that 100%.

Hope this helps,

Dave

Thanks Dave. Had thought Twins would be best option to monetize as well as my work related one probably wouldn't provide that. Thanks for input I hadn't thought that way until you said.

Deb

I think you’ve made the right choice Debbie. Looking forward to seeing your website :-)

Dave

Hi - the training is quite in-depth and it could be overwhelming to do both courses, requiring two different websites. You should start with one, and of course it is your choice which one. Bear in mind, you will be writing a lot of content for your website. In some ways it is easier to start with your own niche, as you will know more about it.

You should really focus on one niche at as time; for times sake. Promoting WA would be a full time gig, just like promoting your own "product" would be a full time thing. You CAN do both, but starting out, it's better to focus 100% on one niche.

You can do whatever you feel is best for you and who cares if traveling is broad if that’s what you like do it

Hi - you really do need to narrow down your niche. Is there a particular aspect of travel you have experience of? Travel with children, travel by rail, travel in Europe etc.

You can do the BootCamp training whenever you want, but it is best to focus on your niche site first. You could get overwhelmed trying to do both at the same time.

That is exactly what I was just thinking about!

Hi :)

Here is something you could do: Find a narrower sub niche of traveling like some have suggested.

BUT...when it comes time to get your own domain name, make the domain name a little broader.
Then you can continue in the narrow niche until you are getting lots of traffic and slowly broaden your niche (still in the travel niche) over time as you want.

Then you won't feel so limited forever.

Yes, you'll write about things you know that will help a certain group of people. Then when you've built up an audience, you'll recommend products that will help them.

A niche is a group of people with a common interest, who hang out in the same places, and buy the same stuff. Start with something that you already know a lot about or are really interested in learning.

You have a good grasp on the idea however, you may want to write your own articles/posts instead of purchasing someone else's. What they write may not line up with what you have in mind. Best to continue with the lessons and let your natural writing style be your guide. It will develop and so will the flavor of your site.

If you are right, at the moment I am writing my articles, I'm sure it's a lot to be super super, but it does not matter, I have to learn from my mistakes, so for now my blog is in the online world, and I'm super happy .. with that I stay ..

I like ogcreations or even just ogc.com it's what makes it easy for people to look up.

Thanks.I hadn't considered that as a domain.Have to think about that.

You are welcome. I had another member who did more than 10 years business consultation help me out with my newest website and we picked TWIBED which is modern, easy to remember and each letter stands for things specific to my business. So using acronyms do make it easy and also easily indexed. Whatever you do, do not use hyphens or full stops, because that makes it difficult for people to find your site.

I am still trying to decide what my niche will be, but I have always loved fashion and am pretty good at spotting trends myself. I look forward to seeing if we can help each other, if I do choose this niche. :)

I appreciate the passion you have within your niche

branded bags should be a nice one.

Yoga equipment can include things like mats, mats you can roll up and have a carrying strap, mats that come in many colors, etc. You don't have to just focus on mats, though.
Although there is not a lot of equipment for yoga, you can talk about comfortable clothing to wear - which material stretches with your body, headbands, leggings, some people might use ankle or wrist weights for the added strengthening.
OR - you could talk about the different types of yoga, the chakras, etc.

Nah it ain’t to broad doesn’t matter what niche you pick whether it’s broad or narrow all that matters is you are willingly to create content based on it

I will try to answer all your questions so that you have a better understanding of WA.

Q1 - I see that you are only a starter member. If you choose to upgrade to Premium, you would pay $19 the first month and $49 each month thereafter. There are many benefits to upgrading. You can see them here: Starter vs. Premium are BIG commission differences! Q2 - You would need to do a Google search. Just search affiliate programs and tons will come up. Electronics are very popular and could be high ticket as well as digital products that require a monthly subscription; you would get paid each month.

Q3 - As a starter the purpose of the two websites is one for each course - OEC and Bootcamp.
It is not recommended to have more than one niche to begin with because you may become overwhelmed. It is also recommended to start OEC before Bootcamp.

Q4 - I'm not sure I understand your last question. You are taught to create a website in OEC and you are taught how to promote WA in Bootcamp. You choose your domain and branding. You have the ability to create/purchase as many or few websites as you want.

I hope my answers help you. I have to step out for a few hours. If someone else answers you, great.

If you still want MY help, PM me.

Cool thank you very much, Amy. for answering my question. I can now go on with the OEC and later do the boot camp to promote WA

Glad I could help!

Cool Amy.

Pets are very lucrative, right behind fashion and electronics :)

Thank you AHost Madsden. I've seen tons of cat care products on Amazon, so it does seem people love their cats!

Yes, we do! (I have 3 - one adult and two kittens)

thank you for your reply and sorry for my delay. You made very a good choice

I have a very handsome black and white rescue cat called Alfie:)

Thank you Piergiorgio:)

Follow the training...it is all explained in detail. It is a good idea to visit the Live Events section and search adding pictures. There are step-by-step instructions on how to do this.
When you created your website with wordpress or siterubix, there is an option for add images.
Follow the training...that will help you!

You can definitely head in the fashion direction. 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. :)

Hi :)
The Online Entrepreneur Certification course is to learn how to make a website in any niche you want, including digital products. Whereas the Bootcamp is specifically for learning to promote Wealthy Affiliate.

Just know that while going through the Certification course you will find that you might want to narrow down your niche a little. Digital Products is a little broad and you will find it very competitive. By narrowing to a more specific type of digital product for your niche, you have a better chance to succeed.

Bootcamp is to promote WA only.
A niche website is to promote whatever you want: electronics, fashion, food, pets, makeup, etc.
It is always best to start with only one or the other because it is very easy to get overwhelmed.
They are both methods of affiliate marketing. Affiliate marketing is using your own website (which you create here) to promote products or services.

Great advice! Thank you for sharing that tid-bit of information.
Another way to narrow down your niche is to use the Jaaxy tool. Search the keyword of your topic and see what pops up. Often times, suggestions will show that you never thought of.

Best of luck on your journey to success!

Thanks for the pointer to Jaaxy. Looks like a great service and will definitely give it a try. Have a great day!

Hi Patricia,
I hope you find THE niche that speaks to you and gets you off and running towards abundance.

Living in the world of "info at the fingertips", it's not too difficult to be an expert on an chosen topic. I like your suggestion ;)

Have fun!
Tom

Glad I could help!

Have an amazing day!

Amy

You don't have to pay right now. You can start for free and pay when you can. It is possible to make money before you go to the Premium plan. All you need to start is a desire to do better in life, and you have that, so let's get the ball rolling. Sign up for the Starter plan today!

You can go through the first 10 lessons without paying and still get 2 free websites. If you work at it, maybe when you have those 2 (or 1 to start) sites up, you will then be in a position to upgrade :)

Best of luck on your journey to success!

One of the great things about WA's program is that you can go a long way without putting out any money. Even once you do pay, there is a 30 day guarantee where you can get your money back if you decide it's not for you.

I hope you find your way towards being in a more financially secure place very soon!

All the best,
Tom

It is not advisable to do both. At least not at the same time. Unless you are well-versed in affiliate marketing you
may become overwhelmed. Unless you have tons of free time to dedicate to EACH site,
you will be short-changing the quality of the sites.
Pick the thing you are most passionate about...one that if you were sitting at a coffee shop and a friend asked you what's your favorite past time, you could talk for hours about it.

Hope that helps!

Hi ... it’s good to be thinking of a few things all at once it means you have plenty to get stuck into right away . Don’t worry about what you should be doing first or last .. just grab one thing and make a start .. it’s like unwrapping a present ... at the start you have a rough idea what it might be but as you unwrap more it gets more & more clearer .. thats exactly how the training works ..,your niche and what direction you eventually take will get clearer to you as you progress through the training ...so don’t worry too much just make the start with one of your ideas ...i love the sound of music so that seems a pretty good choice to start with ... ALL THE BEST !

Two great niches. Lots of competition, but great niches. Multiple websites are quite normal around here. Sounds like you have the expertise in both fields to produce quality content. That's what will separate you from the pack. However, as Amy so eloquently put it, to attempt to do them both at the same time is affiliate marketing suicide. Get the one you are most passionate about up and running and once you are comfortable with it, launch the other one. You'll do great. I feel it in my bones!

The hills are alive with the sound of music! Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Stop the indecisiveness. Pick whatever you are passionate about and promote i
it.

All the best
Maxine

Awesome Arien, been nice to connect so far. You are really going to get the hang of things as you move forward and I really look forward to working with you!

Thank you so much Kyle, it's really good to have your attention.

No problem, glad to help you out.

Awesome, that is great! Definitely a niche direction that you can head here. :)

Awesome, I like it Wendell! This is definitely the direction that you can head here.

That's something that I know that there is a serious market for. Anxiety is a super common issue and people are looking for natural solutions for mental health these days.

Yeah, don't do both. Focus on just ONE niche, work to create success within that niche, and then diversify once you have the formula for success down. This will definitely happen with time.

I wouldn't try to blend, I would recommend that you choose one or the other as the direction for your business Annmarie. That is the best approach here.

Which niche resonates or interests you the most? I would make that your starting point here. :)

Yes, you can head in that direction. What aspect of organic foods or supplements do you want to help people out with though. There are lots of genres and segments to these niches that you can further drill down into.

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. :)

That would be a GREAT niche for you to choose because you are already knowledgeable in it and passionate about it. My diet is very similar to yours and there are many people out their who are really looking for the information you and I both know about and are living in.

Yes! Now think about WHO you want to target - I have a wellness center and have been working in the field of holistic health for several years. There are people who have been doing it awhile ("advanced") and then people just starting to learn. Which group do you most want to work with? Or say, do you want to appeal to mothers who are trying to figure out what the heck to feed their families? Or focus on recipes and how to make the food? So many ways to go on this! In my work I have seen a major breakdown though is between the "advanced" and "beginner" folks - very different markets seeking different info. Beginners may want more info (eg digital products) and easy places to start, whereas advanced will want to know the purest products/foods and are willing to work harder to find or make them. Hope that helps!

Hi - the Bootcamp training is for those who intend to promote WA itself, the money making online business. The Entrepreneurial course is for other niches, such as you suggest, golf and home improvement. You really need to choose which path you intend to take to start with. There is a lot of work involved, and you may get overwhelmed if you try and do both at once.

I think Diane answered your question. =)

Hi Diane, actually I have the same questions as TomW3. Bcz English is not my mother language so it is hard for me. I guess, the Entrepreneurial course is for someone who has own product and want to develop the product business, and the bootcamp is for some one don't have product, need to join affiliate marketing platform to make money, am i right? thanks for your feedback.

Hi - you don't need your own products for affiliate marketing.

The Entrepreneur course is for those who want to have a website based on their own niche, their own interests and can join affiliate programs such as Amazon. People click on a link on your website to buy products from Amazon and you get a commission.

The Bootcamp is for those interested in the moneymaking online business who will be promoting WA itself and will be persuading other people to join this platform.

Woooo, I totally understand. Your explanation is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you so much,Diane. You help me a lot, really.

Hi Tom, if you're into golf and home improvement, you may not realize how *huge* each of those niches are...! (And very lucrative, too.) Although I'm not into golf, I've done enough internet marketing to know how hot and evergreen it is, and it's one of the big money niches as well. Home improvement is not really a 'niche' but a gigantic Market. There are thousands of sub-niches under home improvement (everything from marble counter-tops to gas grills to central vac systems...)--the list is endless. Based on your comment, I would suggest you explore both these niches to narrow your focus, then decide which one to *start* with. Once that business is up, running, and earning-- then you can circle back and get going on your 2nd winner. Good luck! ~All the best, David

You can change it at any time.

Thanks a lot

Happy to help

If you decide to go yearly or 6 monthly mid month of a $49 month the days you havent used will be discounted so you don't lose out.

You can upgrade any time you want. It works out so much cheaper obviously in the Yearly option. Yes you can upgrade anytime like.

Hope that helps.

Debs :)

Great, thank you 🙂

FloydAllen,

Your going to be busy. I am going to be checking out your youtube on camping. I have never been but would like to go. Go luck on what your planning on doing here.

Well Floyd,

It depends on how much time you have to dedicate to all of this and how good you are at multi tasking =)

I mean yes it can be done but make sure one area isn't lacking because you're spreading yourself too thin.

Good luck.

Hi - if you are doing the BootCamp Training, that is more specific to a WA website, whereas the Online Entrepreneur targets niche websites such as your camping suggestion. It is probably better to pick one option, and get that up and running, before taking on your second site with different training.

I would narrow your ideas down a bit here, DIY is a bit broad. What aspect of this space do you want to help folks with? 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. :)

Why don't you follow the training and your questions will be solved. Very early on in the training you will be asked to buy a domain, which can also be done with WA.

this is one of the reasons you are shown that it is best to choose a niche you know - this way you know the problems you have and can help others with your knowledge.
if you are going for a niche you don't know them find where the niche hang out- what they talk about- what are their problems- and can you help them.
just remember you don't buy a product - you buy a solution.
phil

Thank you for your response and you made a good point about how to solve a person's problem with your skills to provide a solution.

Awesome, I am really glad this offered you a bunch of clarity here Gloria. Do keep me updated with your progress moving forward and of course if you ever need a hand with anything at all, just ask for help!

No worries Yasir, you are going to do just fine. I really look forward to working with you!

Nicu,

Thanks for reaching out.

When you sign up for an Affiliate Program from Amazon or Clickbank or anywhere really, you will be given some sort of "affiliate link" you may need to log in to a marketing portion of the site and get your links in there or most likely you will receive an email with instructions. Then once you have your Affiliate link you can use that as the link to add to images of your products or in a post in the text.

The training here should show you how it works, but the best way is to add your link.

You have a WA Affiliate link already Go to $ icon at the top then Program details, then your link is at the top of the screen.

I'm sure others will have better comments for you on this but I hope this helps

Thanks for the information! I can write a lot about electric tools, not the writing is the problem ~ I am good at writing ~ I did not know how to proceed and you did light.

Kyle shows how the links work in the training. I'm not sure which lesson. Focus on your content first. You can go back and add Affiliate links strategically afterwards.

Jay has done some great demos in the video webinars about this and how it all works. Sometimes it is best to see it from someone else first. You need to be Premium to access them incase you decide to go that route.

Keep learning and apply what is taught and you will be fine.

Cheers

Hi Robb
what Kyle is teaching is everyone is looking for something online to buy, sell, learn, teach and more and when you choose a niche it should be of interest to a lot of people
For example- lets say you chose Tennis for beginners. You could have best shoes, best rackets, best coaching
Saddles- Best Saddles for Western riding for men woman and children
It is about picking a subject you enjoy and creating a website based on this subject and you can choose to learn about anything as all the information you can find online is there to help you grow
I hope this helps
Vicki

Thanks Vicki... guess the thoughts in my head right now is how broad is to broad to get ranked and how small is to small for a niche to be profitable and be able to produce enough content about. The study of the Football Snack Helmets seemed really small of a niche and I was curious how he got ranked for it, or was it so small that he was the only one trying to get ranked for it and was able to. I'm sure it will all come together in the training videos for me. Thanks again. Cheers Robb

Hi RobbCorbett, my take from choosing a niche video, was that he was using those items as examples, from a broader subject matter. That way, you can bring in different sub-items, which pertain to the larger subject, at later dates down the road. Success to you.

Actually I can totally see this being a niche! You could market to parents and teachers trying to explain global warming to kids (probably would be videos and books I guess). OR I think a great one would be something positive that addresses the problem vs. magnify it in people's eyes - give them some hope LOL. So maybe a site on how to minimize your carbon footprint for example. You could promote digital/informational products as well as actual products. A lot of people want to minimize their footprint but don't know how and don't feel they have the time to do all the research on every product. What if you did the research for them and told them which products to buy?

I think knives in general will be okay...:)

You would narrow it down to a particular use... For example, somebody shopping for a bread knife likely isn't going to want to buy a military Swiss army knife. So some example niches would be "hiking knives" or "kitchen knives" or "camping knives" etc...

but if you were shopping you would be shopping for a type - so a folder or a legal carry in xx or a bread knife.
i would seperate it into different types and create a general knife site, but blog about the one type until you are seen as someone who knows about that catagory.
remember that general knive stores have been around for ages, you will be up against them - so you could go for hunting knives or outdoor knives or camping knives.
this will narrow your niche, but allow you o create articles about a lot of different types of knives.
good luck
phil
type knives into jaaxy and see if you an come up with a few sub niches that you would be able to create a complete site about
i found - butchers knives, collectible knives, hunting knives,tatical knives, survival knives.wood carving knives
or as you are a starter then use google related or the alphabet soup technique or ubersuggest

Sounds like you are very passionate, knowledgeable and experienced in this area. I would use that and maybe create the only site in the world where people get great advice on what knife to choose depending on what they want to do with it... Are there any competitors on your market?

Nathalie

I think knives in general would be okay too. I just read a website on juicers, the different kinds and brands . . .

I jist don't see the reason to do only 1 type of knife. I myself have several different kinds and narrowing it down like that just seems pointless when ppl that collect knives usually have many different varieties. Idk that's just my opinion

But if I were to narrow it down it would be either hunting knives or collectibles... Or collectible hunting knives would work too

Thanks yea just like there are many types of juices, there are many types of knives. If I do have to narrow it down tho I may do either hunting knives or collectibles. I'm also very much into woodworking and building things out of wood but I may do that 1 later cuz it seems like it would be a difficult niche to start with

I'm getting some mixed answers on this one. Some are saying knives in general is ok and some are saying narrow it down

Start narrowed down - with say military knives for example, then you could can gradually expand out to cover more & more different types as it grows. By starting narrowed down though you’ll likely generate commissions sooner as your audience will be much much more targeted.

Ok great I didn't know I could do that thank u so much

Hi - there is nothing to stop you from having two websites, but trying to set them both up at the same time will be difficult as a beginner. I suggest you pick one to start with and follow the specific training.

So, if you pick your own niche, start here Getting Rolling! Or follow the Bootcamp training.

Later on, you can always set up your second site.

Thanks for your advice. I decided to start with my own.

You can do both matter of fact as long nich is a material matter its like dematrating.and talking about what were and when that niche for yaa

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