Start in Business - Where"s My Niche?
Most people postpone day after day starting doing business online because they cannot decide upon the niche they should follow.
I don't think finding a niche is really an issue.
The outcome should be to finally start doing things instead of over-thinking, losing time, and letting more money on the table every passing day.
Have you ever heard that? Find a niche, make a content website or blog, drive traffic, and build a list of subscribers.
Then, write sales letters and sell them affiliate products or, better, your own products.
It couldn't be easier! But, before getting started, the biggest problem comes.
How to spot the perfect niche? How can I find my ideal niche? As everybody wisely advises, you have to go on forums, have a look on best sellers on Amazon and on ClickBank, analyze different keywords (those with not very high number of searches and with lower competition, not forgetting the long tail ones, of course).
You finish with a lot of information, but without a clear decision.
After Googling one more time on 'how can I find my niche' - hopefully someone still has a miraculous solution which you missed -, you still have no idea on where your treasure could be hidden.
The truth is that you need to know what you want, and be clear on the solution you are able to offer to your future customers.
Your niche is nothing else than a place where you feel comfortable to write and talk about; a place where you feel enthusiastic and where you can find people willing to share your enthusiasm.
That means people ready to pay for the valuable information you offer them.
By information I mean not only information products, but also physical products which you may recommend as affiliate.
Don't bother too much about competition.
Where is more competition it means there are more sales which is finally good news, right? Try to be inventive and do the things in your own way.
Don't try to copy anyone else and apply other people's recipes.
Forget about 'fake it till make it', be honest and self-confident, and stay true to yourself.
Why is it important to be enthusiastic and passionate about your business? Simply because you'll be fully involved in what you'll be doing and your customers will feel it and will follow you.
So, don't be afraid to take a decision, to develop your plan and immediately start implementing it.
I don't think finding a niche is really an issue.
The outcome should be to finally start doing things instead of over-thinking, losing time, and letting more money on the table every passing day.
Have you ever heard that? Find a niche, make a content website or blog, drive traffic, and build a list of subscribers.
Then, write sales letters and sell them affiliate products or, better, your own products.
It couldn't be easier! But, before getting started, the biggest problem comes.
How to spot the perfect niche? How can I find my ideal niche? As everybody wisely advises, you have to go on forums, have a look on best sellers on Amazon and on ClickBank, analyze different keywords (those with not very high number of searches and with lower competition, not forgetting the long tail ones, of course).
You finish with a lot of information, but without a clear decision.
After Googling one more time on 'how can I find my niche' - hopefully someone still has a miraculous solution which you missed -, you still have no idea on where your treasure could be hidden.
The truth is that you need to know what you want, and be clear on the solution you are able to offer to your future customers.
Your niche is nothing else than a place where you feel comfortable to write and talk about; a place where you feel enthusiastic and where you can find people willing to share your enthusiasm.
That means people ready to pay for the valuable information you offer them.
By information I mean not only information products, but also physical products which you may recommend as affiliate.
Don't bother too much about competition.
Where is more competition it means there are more sales which is finally good news, right? Try to be inventive and do the things in your own way.
Don't try to copy anyone else and apply other people's recipes.
Forget about 'fake it till make it', be honest and self-confident, and stay true to yourself.
Why is it important to be enthusiastic and passionate about your business? Simply because you'll be fully involved in what you'll be doing and your customers will feel it and will follow you.
So, don't be afraid to take a decision, to develop your plan and immediately start implementing it.
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