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July 2010 Issue --> Internet Marketing Strategy Article
 
Niche Marketing- Exploring Obscure Topics Deeper
 
By: David Jenyns

Most marketers know that niche marketing is a fairly old concept. For the longest time, people have been making money out of mini sites that focus on certain topics. Like all online ideas though, this one has gone through several different changes. Regardless of whether you've been at this for ages or you've just newly discovered it, you can put the evolution of niche marketing into good use.

It didn't take a lot to master niche marketing in the past. All it took was to pick markets that were underachieving. This didn't necessarily mean that they provided few opportunities to earn. The profit potential was around but competition wasn't too high. Marketers could use low competition levels to their advantage. They just had to make sure there was an existing demand for products in these niche areas. Once demand levels were identified, all that was left to do was to make information products to sell. This niche internet marketing strategy required marketers to have several different areas of concentration. For some, this meant having to concentrate on a hundred or more sites.

A newer approach to this model no longer requires marketers to spread wide. They can now choose to focus on fewer specific topics. This can make better sense, considering that it is easier to promote or market a limited number of sites. Some however are doubtful that they can succeed at this new approach. This is simply because mini sites with obscure topics don't have a lot of customers. How can marketers make a lot of cash when they only focus on limited niche markets? The answer is simpler than you think. All that needs to be done is to go deep into your limited areas of concentration.

Discovering the deeper layers of your niche doesn't necessarily imply that you need to have bigger sites. What going deeper means is that you should look for a variety of other related products to sell to your existing customers. Depending on the topic that you pick, buyers may be quite eager to purchase more related information based merchandise. With more buyers from the same client pool, you get to earn a lot even if you only have a couple of sites up.

The new concept of niche marketing requires greater effort on your part. At the onset, you have to research more on available markets before you set up sites. Aside from checking customer demand for a particular topic, you also need to look into niche depth. Good but shallow topics allow little room for you to move because you can only really sell people a limited number of products. E-books on such topics as heartburn for example aren't very lucrative because you can't sell a customer anything else once he has discovered how to deal with heartburn. A niche with a wider reach is a far better option because you can create a number of different related products.

People still actually make money out of the old niche internet marketing model. If you want to improve the way you manage your sites and the manner in which you generate income, you should explore the new approach to it. You might find this a far better way of doing things.


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