How To Profit From HOT Niche Markets - Every Time!

Written by Dr. Mani Sivasubramanian


Do you want to learn two proven niche marketing business models that are virtually guaranteed to succeed - in all niches? So do hundreds of my clients. They ask me every day. Beg me to share them. Demand that I reveal them.

So I did. In a short article. This one. I'm sharing it with you, so you can benefit from this powerful insight too.

There are TWO approaches to niche marketing:

* Following your PASSION * Followingrepparttar MONEY

Both can lead to wild success - ifrepparttar 118342 finer points are managed correctly. Let's talk about them.

FOLLOW YOUR PASSION

This route is popular among beginners and experts alike - because it's easy! You already are (or can quickly become) an expert. And as you love what you do, you'll be good at it.

Here's a niche marketing model you can adopt to succeed using this approach... Building your 'Content Site'.

Your niche website will be chockfull of valuable content. Articles, special reports, ecourses, audio tutorials, video presentations, information products - anything your audience will find useful.

Your revenue models will include:

* ADVERTISING - Relevant, high quality content sites are an advertiser's delight.

* DIRECT SALES - In-context selling of related products and services is easy on a niche content site

* MEMBERSHIP SITES - Your content itself can be your product, and you can sell access to it... one-time, or on an ongoing basis as a subscription.

* LICENSING DEALS - You can license your content to other users for a fee.

The drawback to this approach is that you'll first need to invest a lot of time, effort and money to build your content site - even if you have fun doing it!

The Internet and the small man

Written by Ieuan Dolby


The World Wide Web was an enormous step for mankind, a step not seen since Neil Armstrong sulliedrepparttar surface ofrepparttar 118341 moon. The idea behindrepparttar 118342 WWW came across as a veritable information highway where documents, data and info could be rapidly sent and accessed by millionsrepparttar 118343 world over. The potential behindrepparttar 118344 web is enormous and even nowrepparttar 118345 scope is not fully utilized. The possibilities for growth, for extended usage, are available and enormous yetrepparttar 118346 system is stagnating and it is very possible that people will soon turn away. The average person seeking information may well return to old-fashioned libraries andrepparttar 118347 good old book to findrepparttar 118348 information that they require ifrepparttar 118349 face and image ofrepparttar 118350 WWW is not altered very soon and in-line with customer demand.

The ability of any user to gain information fromrepparttar 118351 Internet is enormous, simple and with positive results. Butrepparttar 118352 information received is increasingly becoming that which a paying body prescribes and thus is advertisement biased or pointed towardsrepparttar 118353 end purchase of a product. Hotels advertise a city or holiday resort withrepparttar 118354 point of view of potential tourists coming to stay. A detailed description of moon cakes in Taiwan although complete and detailed would certainly be with aim to make people buy some fromrepparttar 118355 store hostingrepparttar 118356 website involved.

Initiallyrepparttar 118357 Internet was heralded as a one-stop point for gaining any type or form of information withrepparttar 118358 click ofrepparttar 118359 mouse. This is certainly true except with regard to loose information that has no affiliation towards an end purchase or a users change of heart. Certainly this type of information is available and millions of websites exist but unless a user has prior information on how to access this site thenrepparttar 118360 chance of it being found amongstrepparttar 118361 masses is minimal. Most web users find or locate information by using a search engine. Most web users input their request and wait for results to come up as prescribed and ordered byrepparttar 118362 search engine system. If for example a request was entered for “travel tales onrepparttar 118363 sea” many, possibly thousands of choices will appear in return. Number one inrepparttar 118364 pole position will probably be Amazon.com who feels certain that anybody looking for a story would probably find it amongst their collection – naturally obtainable at a price. The next onrepparttar 118365 list might be Ebay who feel that certain travel products might appeaserepparttar 118366 searcher or it might be goarticles.com an articles selling service who would assume that travel tales ofrepparttar 118367 sea would be somebody looking to buy such from them and for their own use.

Certainly each and every result that is produced onrepparttar 118368 first page would pointrepparttar 118369 user towards large companies who are selling an item of one sort or another. The user though may in fact just want to read some Travel Tales ofrepparttar 118370 Sea without having to fork out cash or to issue his/her credit card information overrepparttar 118371 Internet.

Inrepparttar 118372 bowels ofrepparttar 118373 search results in pages that are covered in dust will reside some very comprehensive and useful websites, eg: http://www.seadolby.com a website that is filled with free and in-depth Travel Tales ofrepparttar 118374 Sea. The possibility of any user keeping interest long enough to get to this web site listing is minimal and long before it is reachedrepparttar 118375 user has either fallen asleep or entered another search on a different note. In shortrepparttar 118376 average user does not get pastrepparttar 118377 first page of a search engines results and probably not pastrepparttar 118378 first three that come up: e.g. amazon.com, ebay.com and goarticles.com

Although not-for-profit informational web sites are many and filled with amazing and detailed info these sites ability to gain attention onrepparttar 118379 world stage is difficult unless money is poured in to boost their ratings and rank positions onrepparttar 118380 search engine results. Nowadays many search engines have enteredrepparttar 118381 pay-per-click arena with companies putting forward money to buy keywords that will most likely be used to boost their website. Some company buysrepparttar 118382 word “Travel” and this word is then basically lost forever torepparttar 118383 lone free-for-all info site who cannot afford to pay money to boost their popularity.

The art of advertising and paying for positions on search engines is only available torepparttar 118384 sites that can affordrepparttar 118385 exorbitant fees. Should a lone site owner who has built his site-up decide to fork out of his own pocketrepparttar 118386 money to boost his ratings this will only be achieved on one or two search engines or directories andrepparttar 118387 amount required to compete withrepparttar 118388 mega-sites is far beyond any hobbyist can afford. Naturallyrepparttar 118389 ability to submit ones site on free inclusion pages and directories is available but asrepparttar 118390 webmaster and author behind Seamania found out, so much energy and time is spent on advancingrepparttar 118391 ratings of his site that not enough time is given torepparttar 118392 writing of travel tales ofrepparttar 118393 sea, which of course isrepparttar 118394 basis and sole point behindrepparttar 118395 website inrepparttar 118396 first place.

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