Comments on: Finding Your Profitable Market http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market Internet Business In A New Light Tue, 06 Jan 2009 01:59:56 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.7 hourly 1 By: Marcus Hochstadt http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-9580 Marcus Hochstadt Thu, 01 Jan 2009 14:36:16 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-9580 Jean, Generally, competition is good. For me it means there's a market (i.e., there's money being made). For more info please see... http://www.KeywordResearchWizard.com ~Marcus Jean,

Generally, competition is good. For me it means there’s a market (i.e., there’s money being made).

For more info please see…

http://www.KeywordResearchWizard.com

~Marcus

]]> By: Jean http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-9574 Jean Thu, 01 Jan 2009 12:36:35 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-9574 Hi Marcus, I often am stuck when finding a profitable niche with very little competition.It seems that there are a lot of people who are interested on what I am interested in. Any suggestion on how to find a profitable niche with minimal competition? Hi Marcus,
I often am stuck when finding a profitable niche with very little competition.It seems that there are a lot of people who are interested on what I am interested in.

Any suggestion on how to find a profitable niche with minimal competition?

]]> By: sports utility vehicle http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-7395 sports utility vehicle Sun, 05 Oct 2008 23:01:43 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-7395 Finding a profitable niche is very important things to do because it determine where we want to lead our visitor thanks :) <-- I agree. And leading visitors are great way to making money. Once money start, everything follows. Thanks for sharing. Finding a profitable niche is very important things to do because it determine where we want to lead our visitor thanks :) <– I agree. And leading visitors are great way to making money. Once money start, everything follows.

Thanks for sharing.

]]> By: Harrogate Web design http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-7335 Harrogate Web design Fri, 03 Oct 2008 18:04:11 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-7335 Great post.....finding the right niche is 50% of the battle - once you think it's going to be worthwhile its worth sticking to it. I've run a couple of e commerce sites in the past that I wish I'd have stuck with! Great post…..finding the right niche is 50% of the battle - once you think it’s going to be worthwhile its worth sticking to it. I’ve run a couple of e commerce sites in the past that I wish I’d have stuck with!

]]> By: Paul Stone http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-6251 Paul Stone Sat, 30 Aug 2008 03:19:02 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-6251 hey, thanks for this post.. it is interesting to read these kinds of posts.. on the internet i see about 10 - 20% of people saying "just follow the markets and money" and the other 80% saying "do something you are passionate about" but really it seems that you need to find a combination of both.. the sweet spot in the middle.. and i think that is what you were talking about here. its also quite good to read other peoples comments on these kinds of things, i think everybody has something to contribute. i like the idea of spending 2+ years on a topic.. ive started a few niche ideas and given up too quickly because i wasnt passionate or that interested in it, so its a good refresher to think about to the 2 - 3 year thing.. cheers Paul hey, thanks for this post..

it is interesting to read these kinds of posts.. on the internet i see about 10 - 20% of people saying “just follow the markets and money” and the other 80% saying “do something you are passionate about” but really it seems that you need to find a combination of both.. the sweet spot in the middle.. and i think that is what you were talking about here.

its also quite good to read other peoples comments on these kinds of things, i think everybody has something to contribute.

i like the idea of spending 2+ years on a topic.. ive started a few niche ideas and given up too quickly because i wasnt passionate or that interested in it, so its a good refresher to think about to the 2 - 3 year thing..

cheers

Paul

]]> By: bayan http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-5721 bayan Mon, 11 Aug 2008 05:57:43 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-5721 So… the items you put on your list should be products or services that reflect specific skills or aptitude you have, hobbies you are interested in, or things you know a lot about. You can add items that you have a high interest in learning, too. Just don’t make the runway for takeoff too long by needing to devote a lot of study to the subject first. The idea is to leverage and improve your strengths, not your weaknesses. Hımm good article <a title="Alışveriş & Kampanya" href="http://www.bayan.us/category/alisveris-kampanya" rel="nofollow">Alışveriş & Kampanya</a> So… the items you put on your list should be products or services that reflect specific skills or aptitude you have, hobbies you are interested in, or things you know a lot about. You can add items that you have a high interest in learning, too. Just don’t make the runway for takeoff too long by needing to devote a lot of study to the subject first.

The idea is to leverage and improve your strengths, not your weaknesses.

Hımm good article

Alışveriş & Kampanya

]]> By: revenue http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-5044 revenue Sun, 13 Jul 2008 17:35:57 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-5044 Finding a profitable niche is verry important things to do because it determine where we want to lead our visitor thanks :) Finding a profitable niche is verry important things to do because it determine where we want to lead our visitor thanks :)

]]> By: Marcus Hochstadt http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-5041 Marcus Hochstadt Sun, 13 Jul 2008 13:43:50 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-5041 Good point, Bobby. In that case, whenever folks propose a couple ideas and I ask them which of these ideas (sites) they can imagine working on every day for the next 3-5 years, they instantly strike out a couple. The ones you leave on paper are the ones you're supposed to do, IMO. This may not hold true though when you automate the whole process by having other people do all the work while you just collect the money. But when you have personal contact with visitors and customers and/or are involved in content creation, the passion factor outweighs the money factor. Or in other words, the higher the passion factor the higher the amount of money you'll make with that content rich Web site (besides the fact to start a new Web site only once the previous one is profitable). So, I'm asking you, which of your ideas can you imagine doing for the next 3-5 years? :-) ~Marcus Good point, Bobby.

In that case, whenever folks propose a couple ideas and I ask them which of these ideas (sites) they can imagine working on every day for the next 3-5 years, they instantly strike out a couple. The ones you leave on paper are the ones you’re supposed to do, IMO.

This may not hold true though when you automate the whole process by having other people do all the work while you just collect the money.

But when you have personal contact with visitors and customers and/or are involved in content creation, the passion factor outweighs the money factor. Or in other words, the higher the passion factor the higher the amount of money you’ll make with that content rich Web site (besides the fact to start a new Web site only once the previous one is profitable).

So, I’m asking you, which of your ideas can you imagine doing for the next 3-5 years? :-)

~Marcus

]]> By: Bobby Revell http://www.hochstadt.com/finding-your-profitable-market/comment-page-1#comment-5035 Bobby Revell Sun, 13 Jul 2008 07:33:19 +0000 http://www.hochstadt.com/?p=209#comment-5035 Hi Marcus! Great post. I am working on some new niche blogs and a few of them deal with things I really love and enjoy talking about. What do you think about creating a site that doesn't involve something you're interested in, but it's something you know will sell? Take the cell phone niche for instance, I doubt many people really love cell phones that much, but they earn a lot of money. I guess it's finding something you like that actually does sell. Anyway, thanks a lot...you've given me some ideas:) Hi Marcus! Great post. I am working on some new niche blogs and a few of them deal with things I really love and enjoy talking about. What do you think about creating a site that doesn’t involve something you’re interested in, but it’s something you know will sell?

Take the cell phone niche for instance, I doubt many people really love cell phones that much, but they earn a lot of money. I guess it’s finding something you like that actually does sell. Anyway, thanks a lot…you’ve given me some ideas:)

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