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Excerpt From Niche Fortune Exposed

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Feb.04, 2010, under Brian Terry, Ewen Chia

Below is an excerpt from Niche Fortune Exposed! Updated by Ewen Chia and Brian Terry. You can get a copy of the full 48 pages, which is very good at Niche Fortune Exposed

First and foremost, rely on your copy to do most of the “selling” on the benefits of your list. This turns your additional incentives into icing on the cake. You don’t want to rely on one benefit alone.

The standard list incentive is typically the “freebie”. This can be an e-book, a piece of software or an email course. Whichever route you choose, you should offer something unique and of a high perceived value.

I’ll show you how to get the content needed to create these little products fast as we go along.

Now, a very powerful incentive is the satisfaction of sheer curiosity.

This is something you’ll build with your copy. Lead the visitor closer and closer to some “secret resource” or information they just can’t resist. Then, require them to sign up in order to acquire it!

Niche Fortune Exposed

A good approach to this is to tell them that the answer is “just around the corner”, on the other side of hitting that subscribe button, where they’ll be redirected to the hidden information.

Try mixing and matching these tactics to optimize their effect. If you’ve a large arsenal of freebies stored up, you can let the potential subscriber know that they’ll instantly receive not just one gift, but several surprise gifts over the course of the next couple of weeks. This will not only encourage them to sign up, but to stay signed up.

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Find Out What People Want… Then Sell it to Them

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Jan.18, 2010, under Brian Terry

This is a great post by Brian Terry explaining about niche marketing and what to look for.

“Find out what people want…then sell it to them”…

Here’s how you do it…

Niche Marketing as its best helps to solve real problems that real people live with everyday.

If you can come up with a product or service to promote in a niche
market that will help people solve their problems then you will have
a money making niche market website and can quickly build a long list of potential customers.

The things that people view as ‘problems’ run the gauntlet of
possibilities… everything from a hang nail to
a golf swing to a chronic disease are people problems that they
are looking for help to solve.

A good way to find out what people consider a problem is to visit
the online forums. People talk about anything and everything online.

They discuss subjects that they wouldn’t talk about with their
best friends for the simple reason that they can remain anonymous.

They look for solutions online for the very same reason.

By visiting forums and taking note of what people are most
concerned about you can search the Internet for products and
services that will help them solve those problems.

Gather the information about the topic…Write or have written for you articles about the topic. In this way you can find a topic
and build a content-rich website for Niche Marketing that helps
with the problem you have identified and that will serve the needs
of people.

An additional way to use forums to help you build a niche market
website is to join a forum… identify the problem being most often discussed, post a question that will produce many
responses and use those responses to write an E-Book on the topic.

The fact is that many people will buy an E-Book that is filled
with information they could actually gather for themselves.

They will also purchase E-Books that will tell them what other people
with the same problem they have think about or are doing about
their common problem.

Here’s how to find forums in niche markets…Just follow these 4 steps…

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1. Go to Google.com

2. Then type in this search term like this, just replace “market name”
with your niche market.

market name forum

3. Press the search button

Google will then give you a whole list of forums talking
about your chosen subject.

4. Go and join a few of them to find out what people are
talking about, what problems they’re facing and how they’re
being solved.

See what ideas this give you!

I hope this helps.

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I hope this helps!

All the best!

Brian Terry

Read the other posts by Brian Terry he really does know his stuff.
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Brian Terry Advice

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Jan.08, 2010, under Brian Terry

The Internet has given those with the ability to produce an informational product a big edge, however.

Here are the steps needed to establish an informational niche market website on the Internet:

1. The first thing to do is to choose a topic… a theme…
a subject that your product will be concerned with. The trick here is to get the topic narrowed down as far as it will go.

Go from the general topic of dogs down to small dogs down to Poodles down to Toy Poodles… down to how to groom a toy poodle, for example. The more specific the topic, the better it will perform.

Choose a topic that will help people solve a problem, make their lives better, and make them look better or feel better or give them specialized information that they need.

Choose several narrow topics that you are interested in yourself.

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2. Research the market available for the topics you have chosen.

There are many avenues open to you to accomplish your research. Ask questions.

Visit websites with topics that are similar to the topics you have chosen.

Read articles.

Learn everything you can before beginning the construction of
your informational product.

3. Once you are satisfied with your topic, have done the research and determined that there is a viable market for your idea, the next step is to choose a domain name and buy it.

There are several places on the net to buy domain names
one is Godaddy.com but it isn’t the only one out there.

Choosing a name is usually done by the process of elimination.

Make a list of acceptable domain names that describe the topic of your website. Start with the one with the least number of letters in it… less than 20 is better.

4. The next step is to get a host for your website.

There are hundreds… more like thousands of companies that host websites.

There are free ones and ones that are paid for.

There are a variety of options.

You will need to do some research and choose the type that is best for you.

In very general terms there are shared host servers, dedicated
servers and your own servers.

It is not practical to try to detail the options in one article.

5. Other than your own informational product you need to choose related content for your website.

There are many many places on the Internet to find content for a website dedicated to almost every topic under the sun.

Some content is free for the taking…

some must be bought.

You can write or video tape your own website content.

You can have content written by others.

Content is the backbone of your website and this isn’t the place to cut corners.

All content needs to be relevant to the theme of your website.

It is best that it be original as well.

6. Find and sign up for affiliate programs for products and services that are related to the theme of your informational product.

7. Build your website. In times past you had to know HTML code and how to use it to build a website but that is no longer
the facts.

You can find WYSIWYG (What You See Is What You Get) programs that you can use to build your website without needing to know the first thing about HTML.

8. Advertise your informational product.

There are many ways to do that but the most common way
is by using Google Ad words to get started.

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Niche Marketing Website

by Hans Kristian Anderson on Dec.20, 2009, under Brian Terry

More great information from Brian Terry with regards to having a Niche Marketing Website. When you done reading this post don’t forget to sign up for his free “essential” PDF ebook, it’ll help you find the most profitable niche markets in the shortest time possible Niche Marketing

You may have a Niche Marketing website that just isn’t producing sales for you at the rate at which you had hoped
it would…

or maybe it isn’t producing any income for you at all or it could
be that you haven’t actually figured out that what you are selling is…

…in fact, a niche market product.

You might need to do a little “tweaking” and modify your strategies somewhat to get the site performing better.

There really are some things that you can do to improve your existing product.

Step #1:

Bill Cosby, the famous entertainer, once said…

“I don’t know what the secret of success is, but I know the secret of failure and that was trying to please everybody.”

He was right. You can’t please everybody and you can’t sell to everybody either.

It’s possible that you may simply need to narrow you market, identify you product as a Niche Marketing product
and advertise it accordingly.

Step #2:

To improve your existing product you have likely overlooked the most obvious solution of all.

You could simply ask your customers what they think.

They are, after all, the end users of the product or service that you are selling.

There is nobody that knows how a product can be improved better than the people who are using the product.

Step #3:

Analyze the competition.

Take the time and put forth the effort to look at the product or service that your competitors are offering.

Identify their strengths and weaknesses.

Find out what your competition can’t, won’t or doesn’t really like to do and set about doing those very things yourself.

Step #4:

Are you selling your product at the right price?

Pricing a product too low makes people think it won’t be any good, pricing too high will discourage them from buying it.

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