Comments on: Keep Your Obscure Niches Secret http://www.netbusinessblog.com/keep-your-obscure-niches-secret/ Work from Home, Business Opportunities, Websites for Sale - Run an Online Business Tue, 02 Dec 2008 16:49:41 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.2 By: Guitar Hero 3 http://www.netbusinessblog.com/keep-your-obscure-niches-secret/#comment-67699 Guitar Hero 3 Thu, 08 Nov 2007 15:39:26 +0000 http://www.netbusinessblog.com/keep-your-obscure-niches-secret/#comment-67699 Ive come across some pretty good niches. Im pretty selfish about it though and dont really tell anyone. Ive come across some pretty good niches. Im pretty selfish about it though and dont really tell anyone.

]]> By: Unusual Suspect http://www.netbusinessblog.com/keep-your-obscure-niches-secret/#comment-67656 Unusual Suspect Thu, 08 Nov 2007 14:43:14 +0000 http://www.netbusinessblog.com/keep-your-obscure-niches-secret/#comment-67656 Thanks for the reassurance about what I thought was slight paranoia. One of my niches is so specialized that I doubt anybody could jump into it, but I've still had my fingers crossed over the year and a half I've been developing it. I never monetized it, but that's about to change. The other, senior citizens as netizens, probably won't be a huge source of income when it's monetized, but I've already been notified in a brief exchange of emails, that this person might set up a blog about seniors. Bless his 20s-something little soul, he's the kind who creates blogs for no other reason than to attract advertisers and offers nothing of real value to visitors. Trying to promote a niche and protect it at the same time is a balancing act. I suppose the ideal is find one that requires real knowledge about the subject and that appeals to a limited but fairly sizeable audience. Thanks for the reassurance about what I thought was slight paranoia. One of my niches is so specialized that I doubt anybody could jump into it, but I’ve still had my fingers crossed over the year and a half I’ve been developing it. I never monetized it, but that’s about to change. The other, senior citizens as netizens, probably won’t be a huge source of income when it’s monetized, but I’ve already been notified in a brief exchange of emails, that this person might set up a blog about seniors. Bless his 20s-something little soul, he’s the kind who creates blogs for no other reason than to attract advertisers and offers nothing of real value to visitors.

Trying to promote a niche and protect it at the same time is a balancing act. I suppose the ideal is find one that requires real knowledge about the subject and that appeals to a limited but fairly sizeable audience.

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