Pain

The pain in terms of niche selection should not be yours it should be the pain of others. Search through your niches forums, blogs, amazon reviews for information related to your ideal customer.

You’re looking for the lingo they use, common problems, questions, any

products/websites they've used for help, what their current and long term problems are.

Find out what their “why” is.

Once you know the problems of your target market you can build a profile of your perfect customer.

This allows you to talk to your customer in a more conversational way , you understand their pain and frustrations, and therefore they will trust you more and spend money, If you can push their buttons or empathise with them on an emotional level then you've made selling to them infinitely easier.

Here you will simply jot down all the pain points, wants, needs, desires, fears,etc… that you found out about your ideal customer while doing your detective work in the previous step.

So as an example if you were in the affiliate marketing niche it could look

something like this:

Tired of working for someone else *

Wants to travel *

Want to stop commuting to work*

Wants to spoil their family *

Want fiscal freedom *

Is afraid of being stuck at a dead end job for the rest of their life *

Struggling with information overload *

Isn’t sure if this stuff really works *

Afraid of being scammed *

etc.

use this profile to reflect your understanding of someone's problems because people almost never buy because they need something, they buy because they want something, or at least think that they do.

Tap into this pain and you have succeeded.



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jsmart Premium
Great info and guidance.
Thanks for your time,
James
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AngelaHall Premium
Thanks Catherine. This is some great information. I have heard others talk about finding a niche on Amazon but nobody ever tells you how. I will be going back over the rest step by step and seeing how I can implement some of this with my current niche.
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TheCatherine Premium Plus
Hope it helps.
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Labman Premium Plus
Well done, particularly like the video on your site. Google Advanced Search is a powerful tool.
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TheCatherine Premium Plus
Craig
Praise from you is praise indeed. Thanks
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Philmont2014 Premium
Thanks for the info, Kathy . I will refer to it as I continue moving forward.

Chuck
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Kathy331 Premium
Thanks Cathy. :) I had to look up PLR but still not sure what it means, have you got a simple expanation?
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TheCatherine Premium Plus
yes it is is the tutorial now, thank you so much for pointing it out .
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Kathy331 Premium
Got it and found plenty of PLR articles for next website! :)
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TheCatherine Premium Plus
Great - job done then
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