PAGE 1 – How to look at your surroundings for niche ideas
PAGE 2 – Clothing and accessory niche markets
PAGE 3 – Automobile, fishing and baseball niche markets
PAGE 4 – Travel, swimming and camping niche markets
PAGE 5 – Kitchen, music and sports tailgating niche markets
The topic of finding a niche when starting your affiliate marketing website still seems to escape people. It really is simple to find niche markets because we are totally surrounded by them all the time. When Kyle says in the training, that a niche can be practically anything, he is correct.
ARE YOU READY TO FIND SOME NICHES?
In this training tutorial I am going to post 3 different photographs per page. Then I will list the possible niche markets that are obvious to see within the pictures, as well as others that are not so obvious. Hopefully this will give you some ideas and help to expand your scope when searching for and breaking down your niches.
One thing to remember, just because a photograph might be of specific type of an event, this does not mean that all of the niche markets within that picture have to be a part of that event. For example, I have a picture of a baseball game, yet I list different niche markets that are not a part of baseball.
SO LET US GET STARTED!
NEXT UP = Find the niches in the clothing and accessory markets
Let me just ask? Can one target a sub niche like the the sub-music niche you showed and then build content on the various smaller niches i.e like Amplifiers, drum kit, cymbals, microphone or one should just pick a microphone as a niche and build content around it?
Although anything can be a niche, not everything is easy to write content on that people actually search. For example, lets say I was in the beer and drink cooler niche (mentioned above), how much content can I truly write about, aside from reviews and trying to sell products, that will drive traffic to your site?
I don't know if this is completely off base from the point of the niche or not (still new to WA).
Hope you see this, I look forward to hearing your answer.
Thanks in advance.
microwave plate cover
microwave turntable
measuring cups/spoons
pot holders
disinfecting wipes
dish soap
hand sanitizer
scrubbing sponge
cutting board
ice
scissors
saran wrap
tin foil
coffee cup
tumblers
fire extinguisher
rain coat
mud boots
trash bags
cell phone
dish soap
deodorant
hand soap
hand sanitizer
disinfecting wipes
toilet paper
shower soap
shampoo/conditioner
pillows
fire extinguisher
paper towels
baby pool
slip n slide
weather radio
Turf
dug out
baseball bat
Yankee stadium
home plate
home run
Delta Airlines
Budweiser Beer
crowds
flags
big screen
Stanley Tools
scoreboard
AT&T
popcorn
hot dogs
Lemonade
scarves
personalized ink pens
pen ink
hand bag buckles
sunglass prescription lenses
watch bands
purse straps
magnetic journal cover closures
red dye
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Are these potential earners?
This is best knowledge able to understand and a natural way to work out.
Thanks for the lessons
KRISHNAMO1
We often make the obvious easy stuff incredibly and needlessly parts of life more difficult.
Thanks for the lessons,
Sami
Very nice and detailed article. You allowed us to see just how many different little niches can be found in each of our daily lives. Lots of food for thought. Have bookmarked this article so I can come back to it again.
Thanks for taking the time! :)
Linda
Great training. You have made a lot of Newbies (and Not so Newbies) very happy. Absolutely easy to understand and a natural way to work out from your niche to related products.
Thanks
Des
For the truck scene, I would say to add truck bed tool box and rain deflectors for the front windows. :)
Linda
1. I don't own a rifle
2. I don't own a pickup truck
BUT - bike racks and ski racks - definitely!
I'm kind of biased towards the tailgate pic. I spot an Eli jersey or two in that photo, which makes for an excellent NFL jersey niche.
Finger foods at a Giants tailgate party. It must have been an away game in LA.
Go Giants!
Sue