- Sponsored Ads
- Affiliate Programs
- Daily Searches
- Google Trends
Anyway, I've noticed that most of the keywords I used to determine affiliate programs, competition, and trends are not really targeted. In fact, I wouldn't be surprised that I might have to go back to the drawing board when researching niches.
Here are some things that I recommend "noticing" when doing market research:
- Pay attention to the consumer.
- Does this niche solve any problems?
- Try to put yourself in the shoes of the consumer: "If I was in the market looking for XXX, what would I search for in Google?"
- Pay attention to potential popular resources
- Look for forums or groups that participate in the niche market
- Dig into these forums/groups to find more information about your niche. You might even find a more targeted niche than the one you already have!
- Pay attention to the words and phrases that relate to the niche
- Look at how the the niche is talked about within communities
- Unbiased conversations are valuable resources. It will usually reveal the needs and wants of the consumer in the market.
- It is now your job to fulfill that need and want of the consumer!
So go out there and start "Noticing"!
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