One of the questions I see the most is “How do I pick a good niche?”

The first thing I want to clear up is “What the heck is a niche?”

The word “niche” is defined as: “A special area of demand for a product or service.”  So in marketing to a specific niche, you’re offering your products and services to the people who are most interested in that particular product or service and not to the world in general.

A lot of big businesses use niche marketing. For example, a company that makes computers and computer accessories might advertise all-in-one copy/printer/scanners to the home computer user while at the same time advertising single function machines to large businesses.

One of the things that make niche marketing so attractive is that you can have a smaller advertising budget. It costs less to advertise to a specific group of people than it does to advertise to a broad market.

The key, of course, is to promote products and services that the market wants or needs the most.  And that requires you to do a little bit of research.  Look at your market and find out:

- What kind of trade articles or books do they read?
- Do they have clubs or are members of particular organizations?
- Does the group have an insane passion for their hobby or topic
of interest?
- Do they eat, sleep, and breathe their hobby?
- Do they actively seek more information related to their subject?

And most importantly, does the market have the money to spend?

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