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There are a number of ways to find a niche market using Amazon.com,, Google Suggest, Ubersuggest.org and Ebay. Today we will take a look at using DMOZ to find a niche market. We start with DMOZ.org and finally go to Amazon.com to finish up.
Note: Some readers have noticed the abruptness of the DMOZ to Amazon transition. it is abrupt here. I should have put in another frame. But once you start looking at a niche, you need to see what is going on in the world in that niche. One way is to see how Amazon is servicing the niche. You also must at competitors in the market and you should join some groups and work within the market, rather from outside the market.
John
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3SEASONGIFT
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Thank Mr. Books for sharing the info again, yes, I had been to that website before and helping a lot, that website narrows down to specific
Niche. I didn't answer to much email I didn't feel good, just get out of the hospital, so tries to answer an email or do anything more than I have to. Happy
Niche. I didn't answer to much email I didn't feel good, just get out of the hospital, so tries to answer an email or do anything more than I have to. Happy
Papi
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I believe Carla that once you've narrowed it down in the video to Guides and Directories HERE you then go to Amazon.com and further hone your choice as in Campground Directories-at least that's how I see it :)
Papi
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Carla,had the IPad on Spanish and what I was writing you was pure jibberish- you would laugh how many times I take off in inEnglish or Spanish and forget which setting the language is on! All this to tell you,You are more than welcome! Si!
TJ Books
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As I go through the process, I always want to see what the products look like. You also have to research the market. John