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September 07, 2010

How to pick a niche for your Online Business

The choice of which niche to build a business around is crucial to your success. This choice can determine your attitude and the outcome of your business. Choosing the wrong niche can leave you frustrated and unmotivated. Picking the right niche can be invigorating and empowering. Building a business requires hard work and determination to overcome the obstacles. It sure is a lot easier when you know you are in the right business. So, how to you pick the right niche. Here are three criteria.

Passion

Do what you love and the money will follow. It may be evident to all what you are passionate about. When you are passionate about something, you “light up” when you are doing it. You feel compelled to talk about it. You invest your time and money to do it. While it may be “work”, you find it renews you. You just have to do it.

Maybe you haven’t discovered your passion yet. A great way to find out is to ask yourself some questions. What do I enjoy doing? What experiences have I had that were positive? What subjects do I enjoy reading about most? What topics of conversation get me excited? What would my ideal job be?

Another effective way to discover your passion is to read about the niches others have chosen as themes for their online businesses. You can access a list of success online businesses in a variety of areas or read in-depth case studies.

For more tips on how to discover your passion, keep reading here.

Popularity

Another important factor in the choice of a niche is popularity. Are there enough people who are interested in the niche? Is it a topic that people are searching for? You can use Google’s Keyword Search Tool to get an idea of how popular a niche is.

Profitability

While passion and popularity are important, your intention is to start and grow an online business. A business can only thrive if it is profitable. Profitability takes into account both the popularity of a niche and the present level of competition. You also have to consider the number, quality and commission levels of the products and services available to offer your visitors. Finally, you need to consider the potential for creating your own products.

Visit Hineni to brainstorm profitable niches.

Which niche should you choose for your online business? Choose one that you are passionate about, is popular and has good potential for profitability.


Online Business Course

Take a 6-week online business course. To determine whether the course if right for you, think about these below self prepared questions.

1.Do you prefer the reassurance and sure progress of hands-on instruction?
2.Do you appreciate the discipline (and sense of accomplishment) of scheduled weekly progress?
3.Do you enjoy working with people in a small group (people who become friends) and progressing with them?
4.Do you want your specific questions answered directly and completely?
5.Do you like the idea of graduating with a business and a clear roadmap ahead?
Have you ever been assigned a task without the proper instruction? It can be pretty frustrating. A step-by-step plan serves to dissipate the confusion and create direction and drive. Hineni Action Guide does just that. Hineni eLearning goes a step further. Not only do you get the roadmap but you get a mentor as well. An experienced online and subscription business owner will serve as your teacher and guide you through understanding fundamental concepts of online business to choosing a profitable theme that you are passionate about to creating web content to generating traffic to monetizing your site.

There are many reasons to take this course but the best reason is that is HM works. With Hineni eLearning you don’t graduate with a certificate, you graduate with a business. Take advantage of the introductory $200 rebate to start and build a thriving online venture based on something you know and love.




Marisol Diaz is an experienced workshop presenter,executive editor,IA and a business facilitator. She has been writing on legal research and Canada immigration law since 2006. contact her @ hinenisyndicator@gmail.com

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At 8:27 p.m. , Blogger Unknown said...

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