If you could target any niche, which would it be?

How about luxury goods, like jewelry, fast cars, or even yachts, afterall there are a lot of millionaires out there.

You might not get as many sales, but when you do they'll be big ones.

Having said that, lots of little sales will probably be more profitable in the long run

ChaRoN.StYx said:

How about luxury goods, like jewelry, fast cars, or even yachts, afterall there are a lot of millionaires out there.

You might not get as many sales, but when you do they'll be big ones.

Having said that, lots of little sales will probably be more profitable in the long run

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A few months ago I worked on (and by worked on I mean I took a d0follow SB list I made and spammed the crap out of it + some AMR runs for a day or so)
something very high end for a friend... who builds custom high expense items
His business is doing very very well now... (it was surprisingly non-competitive honestly)
I think most people here would kill to have the kind of revenue he's bringing in at the moment, but it does take some skill to do I guess.
It's all custom work... with a 5 figure price tag, but he can do upwards of 30 of them a year by himself and is already fully booked for the next 6 months even with his helper.

I would advise against jewelry and luxury cars

If you really had enough money to market, target and develop anything... aim for the stars man... a search engine of your own with whatever you can think of that would make it unique and effective enough to draw users. I mean Google seems king but if you can get %5 of the traffic Google does you still have a winner. We compete for targeted search terms that make up the smallest fraction of search engine traffic. You can see where this goes down the rabbit hole of possibility with the right funding. Which I have no idea what it would truly take but surly not impossible.

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Some valuable responses here. Thanks to all.

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