How To Find A Profitable Niche In Under 10 Minutes

 

How To Find A Profitable Niche In Under 10 Minutes...

A fast, PROVEN technique for finding a PROFITABLE Niche...

Fun too.

The Strategy in a nutshell...

1. Find where people are CURRENTLY making money.
2. Join them.

Overly simplified maybe, but bear with me this works...

We'll be using Amazon's Kindle Store to find out what information people are looking for.

Then quickly seeing if there's enough demand to warrant our attention.

Let's see how the Kindle Books Method works...

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

The Kindle Books Method

 
 

Step 1 > Mosey over to Kindle... and type in a niche idea keyword for evaluation. Click on one of the books to dig deeper (ignore big brands and free books).

 
Add keyword see what books are selling well glean ideas

Step > 2 scroll down the page to see if the book is selling well. Looks like...

Kindle Stores sales rank

This one about earning "Passive Income" was under 50,000. meaning a lot of people are interested in passive income AND buying this book.

 

So this is a goer... 

Optionally I would also...

Step 3 > Read the reviewers comments and note down what people like and dislike about the book.

 

Step 4 > Take a look inside to the contents page for further content, even sub-niche ideas.

 

Check the contents for further ideas

 
 
 
 
 

Long short I looked at keywords such as "affiliate marketing" and "amazon affiliate" and not surprisingly found these are hugely profitable, but I was interested in going deeper and through reading book contents pages discovered "passive income".

 

And yes this keyword is also very profitable but maybe less obvious.

Clearly this technique is very focused on finding information product / niche ideas.

 

If you're more interested in finding physical products to promote check out this free training video here...

Have you got a favorite niche research technique?

Be great to hear it.

Please feel free to share in the comments below.

 
 
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Richard

Testing what works online. Sharing the stuff that works and flagging the stuff the doesn't. Model the good stuff avoid the rest... If you have any questions I'm always happy to help :)

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