Hello Everyone!

I tend to roam through forums throughout the day on a daily basis, and I have noticed that newbies are always saying that they are having trouble coming up with a new niche to market. I must admit, when I first started out, I was looking for high paying affiliate products. I would find products, and then from there, I would try to build niche sites to sell these products. In my opinion, with all that I have learned, this is definitely the wrong way to approach niche marketing.

If you are just starting out and you are interested in niche marketing, I would definitely try to find a niche that you are interested in first. Internet Marketing is painful enough. Do not make it harder on yourself by going into a niche that you know absolutely nothing about. I recommend that you start out in a niche that you are familiar with, or if possible, look into your hobbies. You will be doing a lot of writing, and it is a hell of a lot easier to write about something that you are familiar with.

I recently came across this great report that has a few hundred niches that many people do not ever think about looking into. Take a look at this list and let me know what you think. Just about every niche in this list has some sort of product that you can market. If you cannot find a product, create your own! I will get into this a little more at a later date.

A Few Hundred Niches

If you have any questions or comments about this report, please let me know! I would love to help you get started if you are having trouble.

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Have a great day!

Go Hard or Go Home~

Chris Jense

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Good Afternoon!

I was just thinking about something today that I see and hear all too often. I am always reading in forums that people are so excited because their blog or article is ranked number 1 in Google for their keyword, but they are upset and asking why they are not making any sales. Do not get me wrong, being number 1 in the eyes of Google is great, but many times it is not always going to yield the results that you are hoping for.

So you built a great looking site! Or did you?

You wrote a great article selling the latest e-book about Internet Marketing! Or did you?

Just because you are number 1 with Google does not mean that your site or article is going to convert. Did you spend any time making your site look good? Did you make it appealing to your targeted audience? Did you provide great content and advise?

I see too many sites pop up in the number 1 spot that are UGLY! They did not write great structured content. They tried to write for Google instead of writing for their targeted audience. Then, half of what they wrote did not make sense. It was a bunch of crap thrown together with their keywords sprinkled every few sentences. I probably do what 100% of your potential buyers do: Hit the back button and go to the next page!

If you are feeling me on this, then I would like for you to take a little time to revamp your site. Give it some character. Give it well structured content. Give advise. Do not just sell, sell, sell. People do not want this. They want to know how to find whatever it is that they are looking for.

Get your visitors to trust you. Make them want to come back. Give them something for free (you can use this to build a list).

All I am saying is this, “Yes, you do want to get noticed and ranked in Google’s algorithms, but if all that you serve up is crap, that is all that you will get in terms of results.”

I hope that you find this helpful, an I look forward to your comments and arguments!

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Go Hard or Go Home!

Chris Jensen

Good Afternoon,

Today is finally the last day in this process.  Today we are going to focus on getting your blog submitted to on-line directories so that we can begin building back links for your blog.  This will help get your site indexed if it is not already indexed.  This will also contribute to building the age rank for your blog.  The more relevant back links you have, the higher you can go with your page rank.

This is going to be started today, but I want you to continue to do this every week.  You need to also go back and resubmit your site to all of the directories every other moth or so, because your link will fall out of the directories every few months or so.

See the links below to complete day five’s process.   Here is the last video!

Links needed for today’s video:

Best Web Directories

Best Web Directories Submission Service

I hope that this five step tutorial has been useful to you.  This is what I do every time I build a new site, and it has worked for me every time!  I am looking forward to seeing you around.  If you would ever like for me to create a video training course for you for any other subject within internet marketing, please let me know and I will see what I can come up with for you!

Please let me know if you have any questions, and feel free to re-tweet this to your friends!

Go Hard or Go Home!

Chris Jensen