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Is your niche market really a market? Is there competition showing that there is money there to be taken? Years ago, our company decided there was a special market and we produced prototypes for the market that were evaluated by consumers. Our marketing department asked the wrong questions. The question was, "Which of these products do you like the best?" The question should have been, "Would you buy this product?" The answer to that question was, "NO!" We developed an unwanted product for a non-existent market. Our first impulse is to find a niche that we think is a niche, but it is not. We have to join our niche to see what the wants and needs are. If there is competition, we may have a profitable niche. If their is no competition, Beware! John
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Promoting affiliate programs is also a very difficult thing to achieve online as well. Better to promote a limited product than try to talk someone into signing up for someone elses training program! LOL
Can you give us some middle of the road niche's? Where we can go in and evaluate the competition quickly and decide if it is something worth pursuing? I'd like to make even a few bucks each week rather than nothing at all. :)
Like you say we tend to either develop and promote marketing for an underdeveloped niche, or one that's not feasible at all....
Or in my case a highly over developed one taking years to achieve a decent income and beyond many of our abilities time and money.
We are talking using SEO Marketing correct, Mr. Books? Because if not that could change many factors we are discussing.
Thank you for your Discussion. Back to my highly competitive niche!
To Success in 2015!
As always,your wisdom is to the point. You are a very wise man.Your insight is very unique.I enjoy your post;. abellrings