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If my niche was not working and I wanted to market in a particular area, I'd change my niche.
Edit: Let me be a little more expansive in my answer for you. With any marketing you need to see what works and what does not by dipping your toes in the water.
What @islandman1010 was trying to tell you was to see what works and not what FB is stopping and go with that.
He markets hard on FB and knows the drill... I only have a few hundred accounts and do not put in the effort that I probably should to really get the best out of them but I still do pretty well.
I know what makes money with the FB demographic from testing a few different niches. The ones that do not work I kicked to the curb and the ones that do work I doubled down on and perfected (or made them better anyway).
In any business venture, and this is a business venture, you need to see what the market is buying and offer them that in a way that your competitors can't or are not. Doing that will make you successful.
If your target audience does not like tomatoes, and you insist on selling tomatoes, you'll end up starting threads on popular internet marketing forums complaining about how hard it is to make a living.
Stop selling tomatoes and sell the audience you are marketing to something they like to eat.
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