You’ve probably created a niche product that’s somewhat similar to the existing products out there (and that’s not a bad thing!) – it’s like the old saying, “there is nothing new under the sun”. But you’ve probably added something extra, or a different method, unique tips or strategies to make your own product more complete, more timely, etc.
If you’ve read my book, Get Niche Quick, you’ll know that one of the major factors that separates successful niche marketers from flop niche products is the amount of competition. Many beginning marketers excitedly tell me that they’ve found the PERFECT niche with very little (or no) competition out there.
If you do some basic searching on “niche marketing”, you’ll find that all the gurus and experts chime in with one major message – “Go where there’s a NEED and then create your PRODUCT.” But is that really all there is to it?
Can You Turn Your Hobby Into a Profitable Niche Business? One of the points I mention in my book, Get Niche Quick, is whether or not you should consider your hobby as a profitable niche business. Usually, the question is not so much can you turn your hobby into a business – but should you? [...]
How to Drive Instant Traffic to Your Niche with Article Marketing There’s a lot of talk in internet marketing circles about the power of article marketing. Done right, it can help you generate a substantial amount of credibility and authority in your chosen niche. Done wrong, it simply makes you sound like a parrot – [...]
Are Your Niche Marketing Efforts Paying You Back? There are times throughout your niche marketing work that you discover you may have set up a site in an over-saturated market. It might have seemed like a good idea at the time – especially if there were plenty of high-paying affiliate products out there for the [...]
Back in the early days of the web, it was commonplace to submit your site to thousands upon thousands of search engines. These days, the only major players in the search engine field (which account for over 90% of all searches) are Google, Yahoo and MSN/Live. Some companies charge you a fee to list your site on these search engines, but even then, there’s no guarantee you’ll be listed – much less for the niche keywords you want.
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