Niche marketing?
Posted Friday, July 2, 2010 by admin
I’m planning on writing an eBook, and I’ve been doing some keyword research into a specific niche, and I’ve found several keywords with a KEI over 100. But when I type these keywords into Google, I can’t seem to find anyone that is paying for advertisement. Is this normal with a super targeted niche? Or is it just a sign that there is really no market for this niche? A few things I’ve found:
1. There are several thousand people using these keywords.
2. There is quite a bit of free information on the subject, but this is common in most niche markets.
3. There have been several physical books written on the subject.
>> 1. There are several thousand people using these keywords.
There’s not…if no one is advertising then there’s not.
2. There is quite a bit of free information on the subject, but this is common in most niche markets.
?…why would that be common in niche markets? Wouldn’t the opposite be true?
3. There have been several physical books written on the subject.
What about #4….that you have no evidence that anyone is looking to buy eBooks on your subject. (Because if they were you would simply write an eBook…in 15 years of the internet I’m STILL waiting to hear the story of someone who started with ebooks or an affiliate site and turned it into a business where they didn’t spend 80 hrs. a week to earn between $35 and $50k.
Why enter a business where millions of new competitors enter every single month?
You speak of niche…well if it’s a good niche then why not just Do that niche instead of writng about it?
Looks like you have a pretty good niche.
You may also want to sell your new e-book
through affiliate programs like ClickBank
That way once you have your book complete
you can get thousands of affiliate marketers
selling your book for you.
Good Luck