Most profitable niches...

Claytonmu said:

Just wanna say that any kind of insecurity people have you can target them.

A good product I saw from a Shopify store was a posture strap on thing, it was apparently making a good income. (since people sit alot nowadays and have bad posture)

Another product I saw was a waist trainer that this girl was selling.

Keep in mind that these are products and they were dropshipping with them.

Blogging is kind of different, because people are usually looking for data/information/helpful info. (For example: How to take care of an iguana.) These people are just looking for information usually.

So you gotta decide, do you wanna sell a product that solves someone's problem, or create information that helps people.

Usually people create a blog and post helpful content and then have some product or upsell to make more money.

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Very, very true, my man.

And great post, op! Thanks for the share.

I do agree that although these are highly profitable niches overall, they are typically less profitable as a starting place because of the saturation.

However, I'm a big "ask your ideas questions" guy, so to find sub-niches, you could always ask the niches questions like "What specifically do people need in your field?" - "Who is most likely to need you and why?" - "Where would your ideal customer be when they decided to seek or purchase you?" - "WHY are you so popular, what does this tell me about people and why they buy things", etc.

And of course, competition is an immensely valuable resource for research. Research the niches and ask google every question you think to ask.

Above all, in my opinion, the right relationships with the right people are the most invaluable and timeless resource there is.

Of course, as Dan Lok says, it's not as much about resources as it is about resourcefulness. Cheers.

Thanks for share this..
can you share breakdown list or chart for each of mentioned niches. it was very helpful for finding good LC keyword.