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Coleman
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 Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 12:34 am Post subject: Finding a niche |
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| I'm really a newbie. I don't even have a website yet. Does anyone have suggestions about finding my niche? I've been through various brainstorming sessions with a legal pad, asking all the questions I've read about. I can't seem to hit on something. I have no hobbies. I would welcome your comments. Thanks! |
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pops
Joined: 27 Nov 2005
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| Posted: Thu Feb 16, 2006 1:31 am Post subject: |
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Hi Coleman --
I know the feeling. It's like "how could I have possibly lived this long without developing a passion for SOMETHING?"
You can try this though.
Ask other people what they think you are good at. Ask your family, friends, etc... You may be surprised at the answers you get and then you can brainstorm from there.
Hope it helps. |
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old dead wood
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| In the beginning, AFTER you find a niche, and it SEEMS unique and potentially profitable (after doing a lot of research), what's the payoff with using all these affiliate software tools to refine your target niche (high-count keywords, etc.)? I'm TRYING to stay away from ALL of these tools because of little money right now, by merely studying simple yet successful sites. Have any of YOU found that these "affiliate software tools" have made the difference between YOUR failure or moderate success? |
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