VRE Toolbar Niche Marketing News

Anik Singal of Affiliate Classroom posted a video on it’s new AffSphere blog about finding profitable niches for article marketing with some information on their much awaited Niche Calculator.

They discuss why a good niche in PPC is not necessarily a good niche for article marketing (and vice versa).

After today’s video, you’ll never have to guess whether a niche is any good for article marketing.

The video is absolutely free and there is no registration to watch it.

AffSphere is an article directory that pays you for submitting articles.

Patrick Chan of The Chan Do Internet Success System released the Niche Marketing Riches In 6 Weeks Or Less free report.

In this 6-week blueprint report Patrick Chan shares his experience on how to start your own online niche business today:

• How to find the idea for your niche business
• The method that you can use to develop your first info-product without the risk of creating a non-profitable one
• The ‘trick’ of creating passive income on the internet — easier than you think!
• What you should be doing in between or after the 6 weeks…

Enter your first name and e-mail address for instant download on this page: Niche Marketing Riches In 6 Weeks Or Less free report

Dr. Ralph Wilson of Web Marketing Today published an article on how to select a niche that has enough demand to generate adequate revenue, but not so much competition that advertising costs are excessively high.

In the article, How to Fail at Online Business – Neglect Niche Marketing, he explains why franchise businesses and MLM schemes fail on the Internet due to (1) competition and (2) fewer geographical market limitations.

If you’ve ever used Google Keyword Tool, you know they always represented search volume for a keyword by a rating from 1 (Low search volume) to 5 (High search volume).

Now, when you use the Keyword Tool to search for relevant keywords to include in your keyword list, you’ll be able to see the approximate number of search queries matching your keywords that were performed on Google and the search network. These approximate numbers are intended to provide better insight into keywords’ monthly and average search volumes than previously provided by the tool.

Do you often fail to write a new article because the pain of producing it exceeds the future pleasure of your gain from the article?

Chris Knight of EzineArticles.com published the Pain Avoidance article template that can help you speed up the creation of your next set of quality original articles by addressing this time-proven principle:

Pain problem solving can become a new angle in your article marketing, or you could “re-package” your old articles with this new template.

In his blog post, Chris provides The Pain Avoidance Template simple four-step layout and tells why this article template idea works.

The Pain Avoidance article template

Simon Hodgkinson has launched Mining Hot Niches — a collection of highly informative video tutorials that take you by the hand and guide you through the wonderful world of niche market research.

Here’s just a few of the things you’ll discover in these video tutorials:

The most important thing in Internet marketing is niche selection. Without the right niche your sales will be virtually non-existent. This is where a lot of people make their mistakes. When looking for a niche they will try to promote something that interests them. There is nothing wrong with this, but you have to be absolutely sure that there is a hungry market for it.

Niche selection can be very tricky. A lot of people will pick a niche, promote it for a while, make no sales and just give up. They will claim that niche marketing just doesn’t work and that anyone that says it’s profitable is lying. Well, the truth of the matter is, a lot of people, even top Internet marketers will pick a bad niche from time to time. But the key is not to give up. If you pick a niche that isn’t profitable throw it out and move on to the next one.

Here’s a question I felt I had to answer as part of “Make Your Dreams a Reality!” month, since it’s probably one that a lot of beginning marketers have on their minds.

It comes from Katerina, who writes:

I have read all the ebooks and have the programs to find niches and still I come up empty handed because when you follow the directions you discover that most of the niches I like have a high demand but also high supply.

I have not found yet a niche that has a good demand but a low supply.

Are niches all dried up now?

I recently found out, that a lot of Internet users search for “DIY something”. (DIY stands for Do It Yourself.)

Here’s a simple business model based on this:

1. Research diy key phrases and choose a theme for your future product, for example:
   • diy scrapbooking
   • diy home improvement
   • diy plumbing
   • diy computer repair
   • diy auto repair
   • and so on…
2. Create an info product showing or telling them how they can “do it yourself”:
   • create a video product, or…
   • create an e-book.
   • Remember, you can always hire a freelancer to do this for you. (Click on this link, than go to Web Content > eBook Writing or Other Services > Audio, Video & Multimedia)
3. Create a simple website and drive traffic to it.

That’s it. Just wanted to share this niche marketing idea with you.

Have a nice day!

Andrei

We’ve just added a bookmark to myGoals.com into the VRE Toolbar (see Ideas > myGoals.com). This resource can inspire you what niche business to start.

myGoals.com is the Web’s premier site for setting, managing, and reaching personal and professional goals. Their website users can set as many goals as they like, creating custom GoalPlans from scratch or selecting from a library of pre-made GoalPlans that contain expert advice for accomplishing the goal.

There are literally hundreds of subcategories in their goals directory, from all areas of interests. For example, there are 100+ subcategories in the Personal Growth & Interests category alone.

Inside every subcategory there are two lists. The first one is called “Some ideas” and the second one is “Pre-made Goalplans”. This is where it gets interesting!