Comments on: Rinse Your Micro Niches

By: Michelle MacPhearson

Michelle MacPhearson — Fri, 23 May 2008 05:05:50 +0000

Perfect Jackie Lee! (And AP is a great niche).

By: Myspace Friend Adder

Myspace Friend Adder — Sun, 18 May 2008 18:16:26 +0000

This is a great reminder, and it works for social media too. Like with myspace if you find friends who are directly related to your micro niche you will easily be able to “call their name”. I have one whole myspace profile that is only “attachment parent” mothers. Works like a charm.

Thanks,

Jackie Lee

By: Tony Funderburk

Tony Funderburk — Tue, 13 May 2008 20:46:40 +0000

Michelle…

You’re really something! Thanks for all the hard work you do and for sharing it with us.

And you even managed to toss in a nice nod to my website. I’m about to do the same for you everywhere I can. Hopefully I’ll be “all over the net” shortly, and I plan to leave bread crumbs to your stuff.

Thanks again and tell Rory “hello from the man on the CD”
Tony

By: Unconditional Freedom Process Facilitator Dr Claude Windenberger

Unconditional Freedom Process Facilitator Dr Claude Windenberger — Sun, 11 May 2008 06:56:42 +0000

It’s a brilliant concept; thanks for the reminder. I have to remember it especially when it comes to marketing such a universally-applicable process as my unconditional freedom process, which can assist literally ANYONE on this planet in creating their own permanent freedom from ANY unwanted condition in their life–be it physical, mental, emotional, financial, social, environmental, etc–no matter what has(have) been the presumed cause(s) of it so far. How much more general can anything get than that? And yet, it’s been hard to get many people to see the possibility, and to get interested in it and in my services, and I can now see more clearly than ever where my mistake may have been: I see that so far I have been more interested in the ego-gratifying pursuit of showing people how powerful and universally-applicable my process is, it’s basically been more about me than about the people I said I want to help. Thanks for the awakening. I am going to get busy creating lists of long tail keywords for my “unconditional freedom from unwanted conditions” business.

By: Claude Fullinfaw | Usana Australia Independent Distributor

Claude Fullinfaw | Usana Australia Independent Distributor — Sat, 10 May 2008 11:11:18 +0000

Thank you so much for showing us today how to bring down a niche for our markets. Sometimes the more simple it is , it gets harder to see it.

I have really enjoyed your words of wisdom and one thing is sure cannot wait to purchase your eBook on creating back links.

God Bless Claude Brisbane

By: Sandy Naidu

Sandy Naidu — Fri, 09 May 2008 20:20:45 +0000

So true…Dominating a big niche is often hard…It is so hard to get ranked well to make any serious money…Micro niches makes it a bit easier and also like you said makes the target customers feel good since we are specifically targeting them. I usually target a micro niche…But one thing that I have never done is pick multiple micro niches and dominate the main niche…Thank you for the tip…Makes sense.

By: Kevin Collins

Kevin Collins — Fri, 09 May 2008 17:19:06 +0000

Nice post. Thanks

By: Chris Burbridge

Chris Burbridge — Fri, 09 May 2008 16:38:38 +0000

Just from a very practical perspective .. I was recently looking for “zen cart consultants” — someone who could specifically help me out with my zen cart installation (without being super expensive; they would be subcontracting). I didn’t find ONE!

I found tons of people who specialized in that, plus about every other web application they could think of. “Yeah, right, you’ll be great. I can rely on you out of the box, and it will be worth my money to pay you to do it, rather than do it myself.”

Really struck me me what a big deal this is. The very fact that you say you specialize; that you are willing to put some useful (free) information about what you say you do; that would be enough to get me to try you out. Add a handful of great testimonials, and I’ll actually believe that it’s gonna work out great.

And frankly, if I found out that the same concern had sites for ZenCartConsultant.com, JoomlaExpert.com, and DrupalGuru.com, I’d be okay with that. If each one was specific and clear, and each site focused just specifically on my need.