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Originally Posted by babyboy808
Thanks Jaapverduijn, I appreciate your time to respond.
And yes I have seen those boring sites that you are talking about :thumbdown:
I think it makes me work harder to build something completely different,
Cheers
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babyboy08,
Sounds like a good plan, if it works for you. The only problem I have with this (and this is just my opinion).. I don't like to dedicate that much time into one niche unless I've tested the market..
A lot of times people will take a month setting up a site only to find out there is not a huge market for this niche and/or too much competition to be profitable. Kind of like a throwing all of your eggs into one basket scenario.
After a month of setup plus the time it takes you to market the site, you find you expended such energy on something that's not making you any money. Consequently, you've lost all this time. You could have been testing this particular market with a smaller production website and/or landing pages, review pages etc, WHILE expanding on a niche market that you've already established as profitable, and testing other niche markets.
As I am more of a market research multi-niche kind of guy.. I like the ability to cut my losses and jump into another niche if the product(s) are not performing well. IF and Only if after a couple weeks of testing the market, and there is considerable demand for the respective product then will I devote more time and energy to it.
Also having a nacht for kind of predicting how a product will perform as an equivalent to your marketing abilities and/or resources, comes with experience.
But when it comes down to it, action is better than no action, so I guess you'll never know if you don't do something (which exactly what you're doing).
gl,
Bryan
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). I plan to create a site like it was my own and stick loads of pens on the site, have differenet sections for different makes etc and get some content etc etc.. Basically build it like it was my own.
