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Choosing a niche - any good guides?

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affilorama
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21 Jun 21 6:54 pm

Choosing a niche - any good guides?

I am looking to get my son started on his first website. I did SEO years ago and its all changed since then, so I feel totally like a noob!
Does anyone know of a YT video or other good detailed walk through of how to brainstorm ideas, research keyword volumes, find affiliate programs to see how to monetize, and estimate income potential of 5-10 chosen keywords?
Thanks
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amfan250
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22 Jun 21 5:06 am

 If you're struggling to decide, or you need more data to work with, use the following five steps to find your niche.

Identify your interests and passions. This may be something you've already done.
Identify problems you can solve.
Research your competition.
Determine the profitability of your niche.
Test your idea.
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randallangelo
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22 Jun 21 7:18 am

 I think it depends on your business. If you want to do Local business then your market is limited and if you do global business then your market research will big and international way.
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ronaldandrson
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23 Jun 21 8:10 am

 These are the 10 most profitable niches on the Internet:
Dating and Relationships.
Pets.
Self-Improvement.
Wealth Building Through Investing.
Make Money on the Internet.
Beauty Treatments.
Gadgets and Technology.
Personal Finance. Credit scores, mortgage refinancing, debt relief, personal loans.
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affilorama
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23 Jun 21 3:57 pm

 Apparently I found the lowest IQ forum on the internet. That took some doing! Not a single answer, and the "ten" most profitable niches wasn't even a list of ten!! Not that I was looking for a list of niches. Bye bye, best of luck!
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01 Jul 21 1:30 am

 Hi :)

We do have free lessons on affiliate marketing, which include tons of good stuff on SEO and digital marketing. You can check our lessons here:

https://www.affilorama.com/lessons
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clay.accuwebhosting
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02 Aug 21 1:29 pm

 Some most popular niches are,

Health and fitness,
Digital marketing or online earning,
Web Hosting (to earn high commission),

But if you are willing to join these niches, you need to have some knowledge in these fields; because the competition is a little bit higher.

Another thing you can do is create a lifestyle or travel blog, they are also very effective.
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dorothybishop
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04 Aug 21 3:52 am

 Let's find a profitable niche!

1- Follow Your Passionate Niche.
2- Check the Niche Market Value.
3- Look into Past & Current Trends.
4- Identify the Problem of Your Niche Market.
5- Find Ample Products to Promote & Sell.
6- Check the Audience's Will to Pay (Reviews)
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evaphelps
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11 Aug 21 1:25 pm

 Some way to Find Low Competition Niches

Use Google. Using Google could be the easiest way to get profitable niche ideas, here's I show you how.
Google Trends.
Google Keyword Planner.
Trending Topics on Twitter.
Sensational Quora/Forum Topics.
Search Best Selling Products on Online Marketplace.
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louisebuckner
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20 Oct 21 6:19 am

 Don't just choose a niche because you're "kind of interested" in it; to be sustainable, it should ideally be something you can see yourself being passionate about for at least 5 years*. It's also important to think about which areas you have special skills or experience in.
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