Niche Marketing

Do my last few posts have you jumping with excitement and declaring your desire to create something substantial, to create something specific and passion filled; to once and for all stop the treadmill of unfinished business? My gut tells me that, all in all, the idea of putting a lot of energy into one or two medium to long term projects just doesn't sound that sexy to most.

In my previous article on developing a niche marketing strategy, I covered Adsense in a little detail. In this article I'll cover email marketing to a list of subscribers and advertising products as an affiliate. Gathering a list of subscribers cannot be underestimated in terms of how much you can leverage that list to earn money. To build a list with any real seriousness

It's easy to throw a niche site together without much of a strategy; you simply whack up some AdSense and affiliate ads and wait for the money to roll in right? It's usually pretty depressing though when you find your AdSense clicks coming in at .10 cents and affiliate sales sitting near to zero. I've discussed previously the use of keyword rich domain

In my domain keywords article I mentioned that I'd  conducted a case study on the use of keywords in domain names and in today's article I'll share the results of that study. This case study is focused on a niche I was once targeting in the trying to conceive market. The niche keyword phrase I was targeting is: getting pregnant fast. This phrase

I've seen time and time again people question whether having their keywords in their domain name will really make any difference to their search engine ranking. A fairly common response to this question is that if you're building an authority site then it isn't all that relevant, and if you're niche marketing then it 'might' help but it's really not