Then you need to put some content at your page. I'll leave design up to you but it shouldn't be too hard to find pictures, articles and links relating to your subject.

Finally you'll want to make money with your site. The easiest ways are to use content-targeted systems since they'll provide paying content related to your site.

The top three are:

1. Google Adsense Simple to install once you're approved. You have many formats to choose from and they are proven to pay well.

2. Amazon.Com Will provide ads for books, videos, software etc related to your search term.

3. Ebay.com Will provide listings of current eBay auctions related to your search term. You can also get ebay signups that you will make money from for life.

After you have (tastefully!) installed these you can search for other commissionable links with likes of :

Commission Junction - http://www.cj.com or Associate Programs - http://www.associateprograms.com and countless other Affiliate Directories. Search Google for more opportunities.

If you can source a resellable ebook or software program of interest to your visitors that will net you even more profit. You can also sell products from Drop Shippers (something ebay sellers have done for years) which will get you good profits from little work.

If there is no ebook or report you can sell perhaps you'd like to create your own or even hire a writer to create one for you. Try Elance to find a "ghost writer". http://www.elance.com

Another profitable area on a popular site will come from building a list, selling ad space, and running joint ventures. Capture your visitors address by offering a report. This list can prove very valuable once it grows. You should also utilise PopUnders and Banners which can either promote your own paying services or others. You can even use these banners and popunders from exchange services. These will generate hits for you that you can use on completely unrelated sites.

Niche sites are very easy to find and design and you DON'T need "gurus" or expensive services to do it for you!

Happy Niche Hunting!

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If I were a famous figure from history I'd be...

STEP #2 - What Do You Do? ---------------------------------------------------- Once you've got a good list of names you can start asking what you actually do. Spend a good time on this. It may seem a challenge at first to think entirely in terms of what you do so use your lists of people, animals and things for inspiration. What do they do? Here's some ideas...

- Coaches... encourage, listen, support, reflect - Trainers... share, instil, empower, guide, teach - Tigers... leap, hunt, run, survive, inspire, stalk - Birds... fly, soar, see, dive, migrate - Leaders... lead, inspire, persuade, encourage - Chefs... cook, create, nourish, feed etc

You'll notice a pattern here, you'll have created a big list of doing words (or verbs).

Time To Write... ------------------------------------------------------ Go through your lists and play word association by answering question... "What does an XYZ do?" for each one.

STEP #3 - How Do You Do The Things You Do? ---------------------------------------------------- Once you've got a good list of names and doing words it's time to add spice to mix...

As song goes, "T'Ain't What You Do It's The Way That Cha Do It"

Discovering HOW you do something will give your brand a lot more clout than just knowing what you are and what you do.

We use adjectives to describe how we do something, how we compare to others, what makes us unique or what makes us easy to identify. For example...

A Tiger is... big, bold, fast, fearsome, stealthy

This is good, but it's not all, you can go further by adding adverbs if you're struggling by linking a noun with it's verb to see what happens. Here's another example...

A Tiger Leaps... stealthily, quickly, decisively, smoothly

you can take "ly" ending off most words to create more appropriate adjectives for your brand. So in this case you'd have a list of words as follows: stealthy, quick, decisive and smooth.

Time To Write... ------------------------------------------------------ How do people describe you and what you do?

How would you like people to describe you?

What sets you apart as different? (think about your appearance, voice, manner, style etc)

How do you do what you do? (are you slow and methodical? fast-paced and energetic?)

Now, do same for your list of animals, cars, roles, famous figures etc until you have a really big and full list of words.

Summary ------------------------------------------------------ You've now collected all information you need to discover your unique coaching identity. You may already be getting a feel for how this process can give you a lot more ways to view and describe yourself but this is just first step. There are two more steps covered in my f^ree mini-course. Details below.