Thursday, April 24, 2008

Finding the lesser Competition niche

Do you think there's still a niche not yet provided with website or blog today? You bet, most of the things you think were already created. Try to think of an out of this world topic and try to search it and if that topic doesn't appear on the search box, you might, for sure, you just missed type the spelling. lol

If you plan to create a blog or website, the first thing to consider is this question: How would you compete online with that niche?. Considering there are already thousands if not millions of websites related to that particular niche keyword. This means there are leg works to be done to compete with the other niche websites.

If you choose a niche with a less number of competitors, that niche might also has a small number of searches and market potential. It means that there are only few people searching for that particular topic. But the good thing here according to an article i've read, real peopl were the ones searching for these niches and not a robot.  This means more or higher potential for us to earn from these niches.

I have read a blog that states, it is better to compete with those having less competition, an over a thousand competitors only. But the thing to be considered here like having a long tail keywords in which only few sites use it. But before we do this, you need to look a niche first to where you'll base and create a blog or website.

Every site could have reach a PR or develop a link popularity in a couple of months, why not? If you'll just promote it on a regular basis, but the problem lies still on the number of competitors. Considering your site as new is also another thing for prospect clients to consider. Clients nowadays are skeptic, unless there's a trial period, and the money spent could be refunded 100% if not satisfied.

Online business really needs a capital to be invested. In fact, there's no such thing as free in this community. if you notice, those sites who are offering free ebook or any other as free is requiring an email address for you to get their thing. In the sense, yes it is free, but by giving away your email in exchange for the said free item, I think it is not free at all. You gave something in return in the first place and that serves as your payment.

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