How To Propel Your Niche Marketing To Greater Heights By Implementing This Neglected Aspect
Niche marketing is the current buzzword in online marketing,
with every internet enterpreneur jumping on the bandwagon to
uncover and promote certain niches. Certain niches appear to be
extremely popular with thousands of web pages being built daily
on those niche keywords. Generally, the selection of niches is
very much dependent on the preferences of the entrepreneur.
However, the broad school of thought is to select keywords on
certain niches based on their demand ( number of searches in the
search engines ) and their supply ( current number of pages
listed in the search engines ). The more popular measures of
niche keywords being the use of the Keyword Effectiveness Index
(KEI) and the CID.
The availability of specialized softwares that are capable of
locating such keywords make it easier to compile thousands of
keywords covering certain niches within minutes. Other add-ons
allow data from the keywords collated to be analyzed and broken
down into more refined sub-niches.
But in doing all these, there is one pre-dominant consideration
of selection of niche keywords that is often neglected.
It is fine and necessary to consider KEI, CID or any other
adopted parameters of supply and demand.
But above all, one needs to consider whether the niche under
study falls under the category of "sunset" industry or "sunrise"
industry.
Sunset industries would refer to those areas of business that
have gone through the process of time, and have or are going to
fall into disuse or winding down or which will be completely
abandoned in time to come.
We consider, for example the use of the manual type-writer,
which due to the advancement of technology and process of time,
has almost been completely relegated to the archives of history,
with the electric type-writer or the computer driven word
processor replacing it. The manual type-writer would represent
one area of business that can be categorized as "sunset"
industry.
If you research on an industry or a keyword, do not be overjoyed
if there is a dreath of supply of web pages on that niche. Pause
and consider whether it is a "sunset" or a "sunrise" industry,
and whether it is worthy of your efforts to build a web site or
web pages covering that niche or to promote the business as your
adopted niche.
Consider that "sunrise" industries will revolve around the
emerging technologies such as communications technology, say for
example the VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), computer
security and anti viral protection, bio-technology, medical
science and anti-aging researches...and you can be sure these
will be popular niches that will be around for many more years
to come.
So on your next mission to build a web site, or to select a
niche business for your online marketing efforts, pause to
consider this aspect of niche marketing. It can mean the
difference of a steady income that will spiral upwards as the
niche develops and progresses, in comparison to the slow and
eventual death of a "sunset" niche industry.
Peter Lim is a Certified Financial Planner and Marketing
Strategist. He researches on the "hot, new technological niches"
which are presented on the website http://www.cashflowpc.biz and
runs a Niche Marketing web site
http://www.cashflowpc.biz/niche-marketing where you can utilize
the free resources on niche marketing and make use of the Niche
Keyword Finder Tool for your keyword study.
About the author:
Peter Lim is a Certified Financial Planner and Marketing
Strategist who has a keen interest in uncovering the emerging
"hot, new, technological niches". He shares some of his
discoveries on the website on Niche Marketing at
http://www.cashflowpc.biz and include free resources on niche
marketing and a Keyword Finder Tool for use by all aspiring
online marketers.
Written By: Peter Lim