If, however, you’ve identified a possible topic and got a rough list of 50 content ideas – now it’s time to see if that niche can be profitable. This stage is crucial to your ultimate success and skipping this part can lead to a whole heap of wasted effort. It really doesn’t matter how amazing your content is, if there isn’t a lot of traffic in that niche, you’ll struggle to make any significant money. Places to research include Facebook forums/groups – search on Facebook to find groups and forums within your chosen topic. How many groups are there, and how many members? How engaged are they? Is there a good online community vibe? Product advertising in Google search – if you type a relevant search term to your niche into Google and a string of product ads appear before the first search result, then this is generally a good sign. Reddit – like on Facebook, there are tonnes of groups and sub-groups on Reddit for all manner of niches. Reddit’s whole premise is to show a network of communities based on people’s interests. It’s a great source when researching which topic to enter into.
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