From here, you will need to find the problem and present a solution. If we are using creams as the niche, is the problem wrinkles or preventing aging? Is the problem improving lines or making wrinkles go away?
What people search for online is the problem, when they find your website and products, that is the solution.
Stop and think about what you search for online.
Today you were searching for how to find a niche. The solution is the information you found in part 1 and part 2 of how to find your business niche.
Remember that every time you search for a keyword and write a post with products in it, you are solving a problem.
A niche is only the beginning. Create a relationship with your followers and remember that consumers will ask WIIFM-What’s In It For Me.
Mindset is everything, so be confident in your selection of a profitable niche. Remember what I said in Part 1. Just choose one, and do not worry about it.
You have worked hard to get to this point and should be proud of yourself for working through one of the most challenging choices in Affiliate Marketing.
Do you have any questions? I am here to assist you in any way I can and would love to hear from you. Please leave comments in the comment section below.
Your article is excellent with lots of helpful information. I read part 1 and left a comment also. I do have a couple of more questions for you about finding the right niche. Is it possible to start with a broad niche and have sub-niches throughout your website? Or does it need to be narrow from the start? Thank you for the help!
There are many opinions on this, but I will give you my best answer. You need to narrow it down from the beginning. Trying to reach to broad of an audience will cause you to get off track. Find a problem that your audience has and give them a solution to that problem.
Great information about Google Trends. I’ve had a website fail in the past because I chose a faddy topic and did not pay attention to how things were trending and I had missed the boat on that topic already. I haven’t really used ClickBank before, but it’s something I’ve been meaning to look into. Do you have a cutoff for what you’d recommend as a good gravity percent? Thank you.
Emily, Thank you for your question. I researched the answer to this question before I posted this article. I did not find a good answer, so I decided to use 70% as a marker. I hope this helps.
Your article is beneficial. It is set up to make it much easier to finally decide on a niche, which can be oh so time-consuming. I still am not 100% sure which way to go, but you have helped me ‘Cut to the chase”. From my understanding, if I put in the work, the niche will take care of itself. Thanks for this
Paul, I am not sure that researching a niche will help it to take care of itself. When I followed the process lined out in this article, it helped me narrow down my niche.
I could more easily choose form 2 or 3 niches that would be good.