Finding HOT, Non-Internet Marketing Topics For Your eBooks

 It's so tempting to write ebooks yet again, on "How
To Make Money on the Internet" isn't it?

You see the thousands of books pitching the next big
tip, technique or strategy for making money online.

You get a flood of email from guru's who have made it big
in the world of internet marketing products, writing
ebooks on that topic. Or have they really made it big?

OK, They Are Going To Lynch Me For Saying This!

Could it be that these gurus HAVE to be highly visible,
run seminar after seminar and stay in your face to be
able to LIVE marketing to this niche?

Honestly, I know many of the best online marketing
professionals out there - and they are far from living
like Donald Trump.

Yes, they make take a vacation - but rest assured, at
least part of it is a working vacation.

It's true, the internet marketing niche market is quite
a responsive one, but there are BIG problems...

First and foremost, it's quite small,

The keyword selection is quite tiny, and...

It is one of the most competitive markets out there

So what am I trying to say?

Make Life Easier For Yourself, Pick Another Niche!

Let me try and make my point. Let's compare the searches
for few keywords I came across this last week using the
incredible Adword Analyzer Tool --->

http://www.infoproductcreator.com/part/adwanalyze

These are monthly searches, followed by the number of
sites that already offer products to this niche and
the top bid on Overture Pay-per-click (a definite indicator
of competitiveness):

Internet Marketing: 115,903 - 11,600,000 - $3.51/click

Marketing Online: 23,157 - 11,400,000 - $6.02/click

Dog Name: 221,290 - 1,950,000 - .10/click

Wood Working: 74,382 - 4,840,000 - .54/click

Storage Shed: 55,252 - 689,000 - .62/click

If this doesn't make you run away from targeting the
internet marketing niche - nothing will!

Let's say you focus on writing a special report, book
or membership site focused on naming dogs - including
other dog-related information.

You would have roughly double the demand, approximately
80% less supply and a 35 clicks more per dollar than
Internet Marketing, and over 60 more clicks than Online
Marketing.

Bottom line is...Capitalize on Opportunity Filled
Niches

There are hundreds upon hundreds of other niche markets with
little competition, cost effective traffic and eager customers
that you have a much greater probability of getting to.

I have been spending significant time capitalizing on these
niche markets over the last 6-months.

Here's How To Find Hot Niche Markets

Pay attention to what's around you.

Take notice of what books, magazines, media are popular.

What is the latest demand for cookbooks, health, business,
exercise, self-help, pets, travel, etc...

Plug those topics into a keyword search tool - I always use
Adword Analyzer (http://www.infoproductcreator.com/part/adwanalyze)
as it gives you supply, demand as well as keyword popularity.

No time to research?

You can try a powerful new program created by respected online
professionals Jimmy D Brown and Ryan Deiss - called Nicheology

http://www.highertrustmarketing.com/part/nicheology

This site does all the hard work for you - gives you profiles
of RED HOT niche markets, several products you can re-package
as you like and tons of support creating wealth with niche marketing.

A terrific way to get started is to setup a mini-site, write
some articles, create 4-5 product categories and find affiliate
products to test out different ideas.

Make sure you collect opt-in subscribers by creating a brief
minicourse or automated newsletter. This will quickly give you
a market you can survey and discover new product opportunities.

This is a perfect system because you can get started within
days, begin earning profit very quickly, start building content
to attract search engines and bundle into future products, all
the while learning about your target market - identifying new
product and service opportunities.

About the Author

Jeff Smith is dedicated to helping you turn your knowledge
into highly desirable, hot selling information-based
products (eBooks, booklets, seminars, courses, etc...)
Through his highly acclaimed site:
http://www.highertrustmarketing.com you will find exactly
what it takes to create and market high-profit infoproducts.

 Jeff Smith

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