Niche???

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Hello

Do you know a niche to start with?
Iam struggling because i first wanted to start in the health niche, but that is pretty difficult to start with as a "noob".
Can anyone give me a random niche?
It's not a product or something, but a subject like why should you have a cat as pet?
 
Hello

Do you know a niche to start with?
Iam struggling because i first wanted to start in the health niche, but that is pretty difficult to start with as a "noob".
Can anyone give me a random niche?
It's not a product or something, but a subject like why should you have a cat as pet?
Always do what you enjoy, it's a hard slog otherwise. What's good for one doesn't work for another.
 
I have literally no idea.
Everytime when i have a niche, it has always a high competition.


You either need to get ready to get your hands dirty and go toe to toe with competing sites, OR find a brandnew niche and own that sspace OR go find a job away from IM mate.

This is the same as opening a restaurant or a bar, you always have competition usually they have more money than you.

Going back to your niche, find something you know about. You need to offer something different, so if their websites/blogs have poor quality articles you need to invest in top grade content.
 
There is no such thing as too much competition, most aff website owner are lazy as fuck.
Usually they will write up articles, rank it, and that’s it.
Your job is to find angles so you can be better than them.
 
I think, you need to choose that niche that you are good at. It would be much better to promote your content, if you interested in it. Also you can write content by yourself.
 
It depends. If you will write content on your own - choose a niche you know, a niche that you like. If you outsource the content - just do keyword research, choose something with low competition, do on page and off page SEO then bank.
 
It depends. If you will write content on your own - choose a niche you know, a niche that you like. If you outsource the content - just do keyword research, choose something with low competition, do on page and off page SEO then bank.
Iam not going to write by my self, but will hire a writer.
 
Almost every niche in SEO has a somewhat high barrier to entry. Even if you know what you're doing and throw $x,xxx+ at it, a new site generally takes several months to start being profitable.

If you are in a position where you don't want to commit that heavily for a positive ROI, SMM is much faster to monetize.
 
A few tips that can help you

1. Avoid selecting niche in which you have zero knowledge. Instead, choose a niche that belongs to your interest area. [It means your niche should match your interest.]

2. Try to find the substantial problems that most of the people are facing, and you’re better enough to solve people’s problems.

3. Don’t choose niche by measuring the size of the audience.

4. Another way to select a profitable blog niche is to learn new trendy topics that could be a gold mine in future.

5. The day you start admitting your blog as a business, you can make a living out of it and can do whatever you want.
 
A few tips that can help you

1. Avoid selecting niche in which you have zero knowledge. Instead, choose a niche that belongs to your interest area. [It means your niche should match your interest.]

2. Try to find the substantial problems that most of the people are facing, and you’re better enough to solve people’s problems.

3. Don’t choose niche by measuring the size of the audience.

4. Another way to select a profitable blog niche is to learn new trendy topics that could be a gold mine in future.

5. The day you start admitting your blog as a business, you can make a living out of it and can do whatever you want.
I have already found two niches, but thank for the tip.
These niches are big in the VS and also in my country, but it has super low competition.
 
Hello

Do you know a niche to start with?
Iam struggling because i first wanted to start in the health niche, but that is pretty difficult to start with as a "noob".
Can anyone give me a random niche?
It's not a product or something, but a subject like why should you have a cat as pet?
Pick a niche in which you are really interested, about which you have deep knowledge and you should write a nice article or good content on that. Niche basically depends on your interest.
 
"Health" is far to broad and isn't a niche. It's a market. You need to narrow down.
For me the best niches are evergreen niches that already have:
  • High demand.
  • Lots of easy to find customers online.
  • Endless products on sale.
  • Lots of websites, social media groups and forums.
  • Competition.
There is definitely money to be made.
 
Pick a niche in which you are really interested, about which you have deep knowledge and you should write a nice article or good content on that. Niche basically depends on your interest.
Iam not going to write the articles but someone that will be hired.
I really need a niche, because iam not creative at all.
My other site is making around 6,2 euro a day and that was a niche that i did not pick xd.
Please help me
 
Iam not going to write the articles but someone that will be hired.
I really need a niche, because iam not creative at all.
My other site is making around 6,2 euro a day and that was a niche that i did not pick xd.
Please help me
You being not creative has got nothing to do with your niche. Okay, there must be something that you are interested in. Pick that one.
 
You are doing this backwards. Make a list of high paying PPS offers/SOI/DOI w.e, find out who the customers are, find out how you can meet them with your offers/aff links.

Example: GSA SER aff
Offer PPS: 20$ (just a guess)
Customers: SEO's, small business owners, marketing staff, students of marketing (maybe, longshot)


NOW you need to answer: where can I meet them, with SEO: GSA SER reviews/best SEO software, website ranking software...

Don't pick a niche, find a sub-niche, then find the offers. It is too time consuming.
 
Oh and one last point: stop making excuses.

being creative has nothing to do with this, it is all analytical. Stop being lazy.
 
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