One of the worst errors any marketer can make is to enter a niche blindly.

You could spend time and money developing a product, constructing a campaign, and do all the promotion only to find that it won't sell.

So how do you solve this problem and know with 100% certainty that a product will sell? 

Well, lucky for you, other marketers have already gone down this costly trail and left clues for you to follow.

So here are five quick elementary checks you can do to see if a niche is profitable and worthy of your time and effort to create a business.

Check #1 - Are there any products currently available
for sale in this niche on shopping sites?

Check shopping sites like Amazon, eBay, Google, ClickBank, JVZoo. Check the sales statistics, gravity values, salesperson feedback, reviews and paid ads. These checks will tell you what's selling right now, so you know someone is making money in this niche.

Check #2 - Are there many types of products in this niche?

For example, in ClickBank's "Health and Fitness" category, you see the weight loss leaders such as Leptitox, Cinderalla solution, Organifi, Keto Diet, Flat Belly Fix and more. 
The more products, the better because it tells you not only what sells, but you'll get a lot of products which you can promote as a partner.

Check #3 - Are there paid memberships or sites with recurring invoices dedicated to this niche?

Example, check the ClickBank "Health and Fitness" category,  again. Organize it through 'Avg%/rebill', and you will see Ketogenic accelerator" with an average invoice amount of 164.23 dollars with an initial sale of $7.92. This means that seemingly unprofitable initial deals can lead to long-term membership commitment, even potential for high-priced offers.

Check #4 - Are there providers of solo ads in this niche?

Check solo ad sites like udimi.com, safe-swaps.com and warriorforum.com in the special offers section. 
When a marketer invests to built up a niche list over many years and spends $1,000+ on content creation and advertising, do you think this might be a profitable niche?
And how! 
If several individual ads Providers can sell 500-1000+ email clicks, then you know there's money for made in this niche!

Check #5 - Is there enough monthly search and long-tail keywords
available?

Check Google's keyword planner or keywordtool.io - enter a primary keyword like 'weight loss' and search for variations with a consistent monthly search volume and medium to low competition. Consistency means evergreen and the traffic is always there. Little competition means a chance for you to use these keywords to quickly get free traffic.

If you know this, you can now create content such as blog entries, articles,  videos, audios, infographics, reports and more optimized to keywords. You will receive a ranking in the search engines, directories, video sites, file website sharing, social media networks and more for the free organic traffic.
Direct this traffic to your website, and you should make a sale!

Remember, the evidence is ALWAYS before you, and now with these 5 steps alone, you have the websites, tools and methodology to know whether a niche is profitable.

Regards,

Brent.

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