Profit Pulling Niche Blogs

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In this Report, you'll learn:
What Are Niche Blogs...Advantages of Niche Blogs...How You Can Make Money With Niche Blogs...How To Create Your Profit Pulling Niche Blogs...How You Can Create Content Without Writing...How To Create Niche Products For Your Niche Blogs...And More!

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What Is Niche Marketing?
Let me illustrate.
Imagine that you live in New York city.
One day, researchers discovered a gold mine at a certain location X right in the
heart of New York.
Everyone starts to go to location X and try to dig for gold.
Only one problem though.
They didn't have any spades to dig!
Coincidentally, you happen to run a DIY shop and you have up to 500 spades in
stock.
Not much, but then instead of charging $2, you can now charge up to $100 for
each one.
And everyone willingly pays for it because they want to dig for gold.
This is niche marketing in action. Marketing the spades (niche product) to a
select group of buyers (niche market).
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Lesson 2: What Are Niche Blogs?
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Niche Blogs are basically 'living' niche sites.
What do I mean by 'living'?
Well, with blogs, the content continues to grow as you publish
your post or pages each week.
That's why it's a 'living' site. Unlike a niche site, which is very much 'dead'.
You can pick a niche, and set up a blog around that niche.
Take for example, 'printers'.
I can have a niche blog just on 'printers' alone.
Or perhaps a blog on a major niche like 'computing' and branch out into smaller
sub-niches like 'printers', 'hard disks', 'memory' etc.
You get the idea.
But why would you want a niche blog? Can't you just set up a web site using the
'normal' way?
In Lesson 3, you will find out the reasons why smart marketers are using blogs
to build their niche 'sites' (or niche blogs).
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And why you should be knocking yourself on the head if you haven't or not doing
so.
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Lesson 3: Advantages of Niche Blogs
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What exactly are the advantages of a niche blog?
I mean, can't I build just build a niche site?
Well, in the previous lesson, I talked about how a normal or 'traditional' site
being a 'dead' site.
With blogs (or niche blogs), you have the following advantages:
(a) Instant Traffic To Your Blog
In the past, before the advent of blogs, niche sites were built page by page.
Once you build the pages, you'll have to start driving traffic to your site.
It is a two step, time consuming process. (or perhaps more?)
With Blogs, you can have instant traffic to your blog through the power of
syndication or Rss.
By submitting your Rss feed to Rss directories, your feed (blog content) can
instanly be indexed by major Rss directories like Yahoo, Technorati, Blogdigger
etc.
You'll get exposure to tens of thousands of subscribers looking for feeds to
subscribe each day.
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(b) Automatic push-button publishng.
Blogs are the easiest and cheapest way to have an online presence.
With Wordpress, everything is just point and click.
Wordpress provide a simple editorial interface.
All you need to do is write your content, and publish it just by clicking the ‘publish’
button in most cases, and you’re done.
(c) Fosters relationship building, trust and ‘stickyness’
Unlike websites, which are static, Blogs allows interaction between you and your
readers. Blogs has a commenting function, and if turned on, allows readers and
visitors to post their comments, thoughts or opinions to a particular article that
you have written.
Constant interaction with your readers builds a feeling of community and
‘stickynes’ factor.
In other words, it brings repeat visitors to your blog.
Once the relationship is there, you can then recommend products more easily to
them.
Your readers and subscribers will be more ready and willing to accept your
product or services.
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(d) Increase search engine ranking ...