This saying holds especially true to the Internet marketing industry. What exactly does this saying mean for us?
It means that if we want major success, we won’t start a site about wristwatches. We’ll start a site about neon, waterproof watches that tell you the temperature – now that’s a niche. If someone is looking for exactly what your site offers, that is when you will find a loyal and profitable following. Narrowing down your online target market not only increases the success of your SEO and PPC efforts, but the number of major competitors in your niche will drop as well. (Although your market will shrink – these will also niche will drop as well. (Although your market will shrink – these will also be more targeted visitors.)
How To Find My Niche.
As an Internet entrepreneur, you must choose which niches you want to focus on throughout your online career. Invest your time in the research phase of the development process and you will save yourself a lot of heartache and money further down the line.
Imagine if you conducted absolutely no research and instead decided to simply act on your instincts to develop a site about a hot product like the Nintendo Wii
You put in tons of time writing great articles about every type of Wii
If you would have invested some time to conduct a little research, you may have discovered that “Nintendo DS games for girls”
As you can see, it is better to invest the time now to determine what will create a profitable future for you before you blindly begin investing time, money, and effort into a site or service that is doomed from the start.
Now you may be saying, what should I do now? I was going to start a site about NFL sports but that doesn’t sound like much of a niche anymore.” Well, let’s talk about the various ways to brainstorm a niche idea. Although you should already have something in mind , this is an excellent exercise to follow through with, as you will continuously create sites throughout your Internet marketing career and will surely need to spark a new idea.
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