Choosing Profitable Niches
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About this ebook
Learn what a niche is precisely. You’ll learn about niches and what exactly niche marketing is and how it can help you build a successful business.
Why finding a niche for your online business is so important.
Find out what makes a niche profitable.
How to choose a niche that is right for your business.
How to get started with your niche research.
How to analyze your competition and why it is crucial for your success.
Discover how to find your ideal customer.
Find out how to build relationships with your target audience.
Why it is so essential for you to choose a niche if you want to succeed as an online entrepreneur.
The secrets to finding a profitable niche and learn about some of the high earning niche markets that you can choose.
Find out how to choose a niche based on your interests and why choosing an evergreen niche is essential.
How to sell as an affiliate and why this is an excellent way to get started in niche marketing.
The secrets to finding hot keywords that will help you grab the maximum number of specifically targeted customers.
How to organize your keywords into groups to discover potential buyers for your products and services.
How to determine how many competitors are in a niche.
Techniques for researching and surveying your target market so you can pinpoint precisely what their pain points are in your niche.
How to utilize online surveys to gather information about your target audience.
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Choosing Profitable Niches - Chandan Singh
CHOOSING PROFITABLE NICHES
Contents
Chapter 1 5
Types of markettarget approaches 5
TargetMarket 6
SecondaryMarket 6
NicheMarket 6
MainTarget Market 6
SecondaryMarket 7
NicheMarket 7
Chapter 2 8
NicheProducts 8
Chapter 3 10
NicheProduct Ideas 10
Chapter 4 12
Targeting withNiche Products 12
Chapter 5 14
IdentifyingYourPassion 14
Chapter 6 16
Choosingthe Niche 16
The niche needs tobe lucrative 16
The niche must be interestingtoyou 16
The niche must have alongerlife 17
Chapter 7 18
Analyzing yourNiche Potential 18
Chapter 8 20
Profit Potential forYourNiche 20
Is there a demand for your productorservice? 20
Is there any competitor that is already targeting yournichesegment? 21
Does you niche product has a highlifetime value? 21
Chapter 9 22
Analyzing the Competition inNiche Market 22
Chapter 10 24
Niche Research- Why is it aBigDeal? 24
ReadMagazines 24
Make use ofE-baywebsite 25
InterviewRealProspects 25
Enter theTarget Market 25
Check outyourCompetitors 25
Chapter 11 26
Ideas for earning high profits through niche product
................................................................................................................................................................... 26
Chapter 12 28
Successful NicheMarketing Tactics 28
TargetedAdvertising 28
Tellthe Truth 28
OfferAddedPerks 28
BuildRelationships 29
Follow an on-goingNiche Program 29
Chapter 13 30
Viral Marketing forNiche 30
Chapter 14 32
How Niche Marketing Is Different fromGeneralMarketing 32
Chapter 15 34
Strategies for selling nicheproductsonline 34
Chapter 16 36
Testing YourNicheMarket 36
Chapter 17 38
Advantages of aNicheMarket 38
LowCompetition 38
LowStart-up Costs 38
Customer Selectionand Satisfaction 39
Chapter 18 40
Common Errors inNicheMarketing 40
Offering Niche product to abroaderaudience 40
Ignoring the betatestingstage 40
Differences between product benefits andconsumer’sinterests 41
Miscalculating the size of anichesegment 41
Malmonetizing givenniche market 41
Chapter 19 42
Niche inaGlimpse 42
Chapter 1
Types of market target approaches
Identifying the target market is not an easy task. It is indeed one of the vital elements which inform you about the market you want to target and how it can bring the maximum benefits to you and your consumers and prospects. In other words, it will become easy for you to look after your customer’s needs and wants in a much improved way only if they all are grouped according to their tastes and desires. There are different types of market that can be targeted. They are discussed below.
Target Market
This type of market consists of your key customers that have the identical needs and wants. Although you have not fully described their needs, you still are in a better position as you are aware of who is your target market. It can be on a larger scale or smaller scale. However, more than the size is their needs which will play a decisive role in the end.
Secondary Market
This is the market that is linked to your target market; however it is not the segment that earns you the majority of the revenue. For instance, a company who makes roof, their primary target market consists of commercial buyers who replace roof. In addition, the same company also has the secondary market that contains residential segments that repairs roof. Although the majority of the income is extracted from the primary segment, nevertheless the secondary market does make a handy contribution to the roof company.
Niche Market
This kind of market consist your would-be or potential customers that have a different need not satisfied by any company. It is not an easy task to identify your niche market. However, when it is discovered,