How to find out which niche is saturated on FB?

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Is there something i can check this? For example i want to see how much advertisers are promoting in 'tech' niche
 
how would you even track something like this? wouldnt you need to know how many buyers each day for each niche?
 
There's no such thing as a saturated method on facebook. There's billions of people active on facebook. You can make money a million times over in the same niche. You just need to be creative. Stick to most popular niches like Health, Wealth and Dating. You cant go wrong with those.
 
There's no such thing as a saturated method on facebook. There's billions of people active on facebook. You can make money a million times over in the same niche. You just need to be creative. Stick to most popular niches like Health, Wealth and Dating. You cant go wrong with those.
exactly what i was thinking because theres will never be saturation in those niches! but i have a question which niche has more buyer potential?
 
Health niches are super saturated anywhere!
 
exactly what i was thinking because theres will never be saturation in those niches! but i have a question which niche has more buyer potential?

Definitely the Weight Loss Niche, I have seen countless affiliates generate Millions in revenue with typical garcinia offers time and time ago. But it all depends on if you're willing to play that cat and mouse game with Facebook. It can be very tiresome having a profitable campaign than getting your account shutdown because of facebook thinking you're using shady tactics in your marketing efforts. There's lots of cloaking going on in facebook but affiliates are still getting caught. You can always start a legitimate weight loss and try to funnel traffic to your articles and then monetize on the backend once they opt in to your newsletter but it can take some time to build up. Ive heard some affiliates use Survey Landing pages to push traffic to affiliate and facebook not having much of a problem with that style of marketing.
 
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