IN NEED OF A niche, I CANT FIND ONE AT ALL! HELP HELP!

Hi guys, ive been looking for the past few days on content specifically for my website. I have to say its DAMN hard to find a niche which for me in my interllectual reach to write about.

I have tried: money,how to make money, etc... all the money niches you can think of. Also i have checked many key terms which has been literally zero help as all of the search results showed 0 EPI-(chance of being clicked).

Could anyone pls suggest ANY niche which has not SO SO much competition and reasonably searched enough to get some clicks

Thanks, and i will make a note for people who have helped me, and put their link on my website when its done

thanks again.

p.s: its kinda urgent, i have nothing to start on, and im new!

 

How about a website where you suggest niches for people to try?

 

I dont think that it would work, besides i have trouble thinking of niches myself. I literally thought of everything i knew and liked, and it came up on the class niche bot as millions of competitors and 0 chance of success.

SO PLEASE, if you are established or can help a newbie beginner pls do so, it would mean so much and i will give you links from my page to yours

 

Just go for something you're interesed in yourself. A few months down the line when you've been working hard at it you'll find it's a lot easier to keep motivated.

 

If you have a hobby you can write about with passion it should come across in your website and you should be able to make it a success

 

but i dont have any interests which people search for, and interests which i know about such as a computer game specifically, is over run by many competitors like im talking millions.

so please I BEG, just 1 niche, anything which is a starting point. I will praise you and put ur link on my site

 

Seriously, if you don't have the imagination to think of something to make a site about when you can choose from EVERYTHING IN THE WHOLE WORLD. I don't fancy your chances in this game very much.

 

You might try focusing on a particular part of a video game. Like how to deal with the terradactyl in Joust or the best way to jump in Moonpatrol or how to evade the pink goblin in Pac-Man. Ok so those might be a bit too focused.

If you want to do something on money you might try some of these more focused topics:
personal finance
getting out of debt
how to save money with coupons
how to make money with credit card offers
how to save money on your taxes
how to invest in penny stocks
how to make money in your dorm room
the best deals around the internet


Other random ideas:
how to sell your house by owner
how to buy a used car
how to sell your car
how to make money using only a spoon and a bar of soap
how to pick a puppy
how to pick a computer system
how to pick a college
how to pick your nose
a typing tutor site
a site about hang gliding resources
interesting things to do in your city
how to date a librarian
how to date someone who thinks they want to be a librarian
how to select an EDGE cell phone
how to select a digital camera
how to select a video game system
how to clean the insides of your computer without damaging it
how to clean your computer when you don't mind damaging it
how to blow the engine on your car
how to teach yourself to dunk a basketball
how to create your own curling court and equipment
how to whiten your teeth
how to blacken your teeth
how to deal with fungus under your toe nails
laser hair removal
ear wax removal
the truth about ear candles
how to annoy people in a elevator
how to annoy government agents
how to annoy your mom
how to date someone who doesn't want to be a librarian, but may want to take up skydiving sometime in the next two years

Please keep in mind that the quality of these vary and I am in no way responsible for any results you get good or bad, but you asked for some ideas. If you want to praise me please refer to me as "Qwerty, Duke of Defined and Definate Noodling Niches"

Good luck

 

With all fairness, if someone finds a nice little niche then their not going to pass it onto anyone else, if they took the time to think up something then their going to keep it for themselves.
And its not selfishness but just business, given enough time you could come up with a niche on your own.

 

Another idea is to visit a site that specializes in providing a new niche every day. Honestly I think it is almost pointless to try to use someone else's niche unless you really identify with it, but if you are creating a bunch of 3 or 4 page websites that are made for adsense it might work--for a while.

Here is a niche a day website:
http://www.mywikibiz.com/nicheaday/index.html

 

What about "how kids in the UK can make decent money"?

 

Go check out www.nichebotclassic.com. They have some great keyword tools.

 

You really need to find something that you are interested in.
Interested enough to spend quality time and money promoting
that niche.
Competition doesn't mean you can't do well if you have the
passion. I have over 1000 direct competitors in a cutthroat
commodity business that takes a lot of technical knowledge
to be in, and we are doing OK because there are a lot of
customers and we know how to place high in SEO.

And for heaven's sake, all the niches that you suggest sound
like scams. Don't sound like a scam and you'll have a better
and easier time of it.

 

If I didn't know better, I would have sworn that I wrote that post.
This kind of brainstorming is what I do. And you are good
at it.

Not good at spelling, but good at brainstorming.
wiz

 

To find a niche or create a niche is very tough. The problem is... for every niche there is already a website. The other problem is.... If there already isn't a website, it will be hard to find people who share your niche without spamming.
It seems to me that you really wouldn't be happy with a single niche site. I think you might be more happy continuing on the path you are heading and become a collection of resources. That way, you can have people repeatedly come back to your site.
The most popular sites on the web are collection sites. for example: search engines, drudgereport, digg, etc....
Good Luck!!!!

 

1000 competing sites isn't a lot at all. In the great scheme of things, 1000 competing sites represent very little competition.

 

They key is to find an unfulfilled need. Look at the forums you hang out in. Are there questions that keep coming up again and again that might make a good website?

As a concrete example, I started noticing that people were sharing their monthly AdSense earning in forums and blogs. So I thought - "Why not make a website dedicated to that?". And thats how AdMoolah.com was born.

Maybe you are a guitar player and hang out in guitar forums. You notice that people keep asking what the best practice amp is. Start a web site about different types of practice amps, reviews, etc.

 

Heres a niche for you:

On 9 November 2006, the largest commercial airship in the world, The Spirit of Dubai, will begin a journey from London to Dubai, visiting some of the world's most famous landmarks on the way - Big Ben, Stonehenge, the Eiffel Tower, Versailles, the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the Colosseum, the Parthenon and the Great Pyramids.​

The story.

The company.

 

Hey I'm currently selling a list of over 20,000 niches in the Buy, Sell or Trade forum. Click the link in my signature which will take you to the thread.

 

Humbled again!