Course Materials:

• Video #1 How Not To Do Niche Research
• Video #2 Develop a Niche Finder Mindset
• Video #3 Start with What You Do know
• Video #4 Facing the Unknown
• Video #5 Facing the Unknown 2
• Video #6 Should You Take A Brush or Narrow Scope
• Video #7 Finding Good Affiliate Niche
• Video #8 My Top 10 Niches Research Tools
• Video #9 Three Ways to Get Product to a Niche FAST
• Video #10 Summary and Recap
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Choosing the right niche can either make or break your online success. Learn how you can find your hot niche and dominate it. 

By definition, the word niche means A specialized segment of the market for a particular kind of product or service. This description makes sense for a blogger too as it illustrates the fact that this is at least partly a business decision. Ideally, your niche should also unveil a niche in the market – meaning that you’re meeting a demand that is as-yet unfulfilled. Of course, this isn’t something that every ‘niche’ website needs to accomplish but as you read on you’ll see there are definitely some parallels. Ideally your niche will also provide you with access to some niches in the market.

A popular piece of advice among writers is to ‘write what you know’. Granted, this advice is generally aimed at fiction writers and creative writers but it definitely still applies here. What does this mean? It means write something that you have experience in and write something that you enjoy and find interesting. In an ideal situation, you shouldn’t view writing your blog as ‘work’ at all. Rather it should be something that you actually enjoy and actively look forward to.

More importantly though, creating a website on a subject you find interesting means that it won’t be a chore for you to keep it updated. This means you’ll be likely to fill it with a higher quantity of content and that content will be likely to be of a better quality at the same time! Your passion and love for the subject will keep you writing about it on a regular basis and it will come across in the way you sound enthused within the content.

Whenever you create your own product though, you will be taking a big risk. You’ll be investing a lot of time, money or both into creating something new that you have no guarantee will sell. The worst case scenario is that you spend all your time creating something new only to find that the audience isn’t there, or your product isn’t going to sell.

Essentially, all you’re going to do is to run a practice run as though you were selling your product and then see how many imaginary sales you can rack up. If the number is high, you can go ahead and invest the time, money and energy into creating the product. If not? Then you know not to waste your time and you can start thinking about alternate niches and alternate products.
What You’ll Learn

• Introduction And What You Will Learn
• What is a Niche? Some Statistics
• How Have You Chosen Your Niches to Date?
• Avoid This Common Strategy
• Starting with Self Interests
• Examples of Blogs on Personal Interests
• Combining a Niche With a Personal Brand
• Tapping Into Your Love of Learning
• Why Listen to a Learner?
• Go Where the Money Is
• What Makes a Niche Profitable?
• Some High Earning Niches To Consider
• Profitability and Your Target Audience
• Profitability and Evergreen Sites
• Zeroing in on a Certain Demographic
• Shrinking Your Audience
• Choosing Your Audience
• Is Your Niche Content Rich?
• Researching Your Niche and Coming Up With Topics
• Is It Click Worthy?
• Digital Product Affiliate Promotion Potential
• Finding a Niche for Digital Affiliate Products
• Big Affiliate Networks
• Think in Terms of Tangible Affiliate Profits
• Is There Room for You to Launch Products?
• Consider Whether There’s Space for Your Product
• Products for Smaller Niches
• Validating Your Product
• Keyword Research Tools To Find Hot Niches
• LongTail Pro And SpyFu
• Google’s Keyword Planner
• SEOBook’s Keyword Tools
• And Much More!