Ideas

At a certain point you will eventually have a notebook or computer document full of hundreds of possible niche ideas to consider. Unless you have millions of dollars to hire a staff of writers, you won’t be able to take action on all of the ideas.   If you are like most people, you are probably … Read more

I’ve spent a good chunk of time trying to perfect the technique of finding & creating niche site ideas, but this one has got to be in the top five – perhaps it even deserves the #1 slot. Using a website & app called Feedly, you can start finding, saving and cataloging your favorite niches … Read more

In the early days of blogging, there were many RSS news reader apps, sites, directories and other aggregators in which you could add your favorite blogs with the click of a button. After subscribing to blogs, you could easily organize them and quickly catch up on the latest news in just about any category. It … Read more

Browsing and searching online course sites is another great place to find profitable niche site ideas.  They are right up there with books and magazines. In the early days, only a handful were in existence.  Now there are several to choose from and more seem to pop up every year. There are also thousands of … Read more

Amazon Kindle eBooks, print books and audiobooks on Audible are a super easy way to find niche site ideas quickly. Within a few minutes of visiting Amazon, you can find great niches and size up the profit potential by taking note of the rating and number of reviews each title has. Try it right now … Read more

One of my favorite ways to stimulate my creativity is to take a trip to a real “brick and mortar” bookstore such as Barnes & Noble. Before the Internet came around, bookstores were pretty much the closest experience you could have to the surfing the web.  It was always inspiring to browse around and look … Read more

Here’s a quick idea to stimulate your thinking… Instead of trying to figure out a niche and then how to monetize it, reverse engineer this process by finding successful selling products on Amazon, then search for blogs, YouTube channels, etc. who review the same products. Once you find what looks like a successful niche blog … Read more