How To Analyze Your Niche Potential

BusinessMarketing & Advertising

  • Author Frank Breinling
  • Published March 2, 2011
  • Word count 529

Analyzing the niche potential is very important for the business. The tasks involved in analyzing it are very demanding and challenging. If the intention of targeting a niche market is derived from a hobby, then it does considered to be a significant matter. On the contrary, if it has a business purpose attached to it, then it is incumbent on you not to repeat the mistakes other businesses have done and eventually became disgruntled and discouraged to carry it on. To avoid this scenario, it is advisable to follow certain guidelines that can assist you in analyzing the niche potential.

It is obvious that any product you want to sell in the market has to be appealing to the general public. To gauge its true potential, the easy and most economical way is to search its attractiveness on the internet. Make a list of three to five niche ideas and type them in the search box of Google Trends, Amazin.com or Adwords. The graph will appear that will reflect from the most popular ideas to the least popular ones. This is just the first step of your process. The next step is to visit the Google Adwords webpage and type in your niche idea in its search box. There, you will come across the paid sponsored listings at the top and the bottom of the page. Through this you will know which niche ideas are being financed by the people giving you more insight on the niche potential. Last but not least, type the niche idea in to the search box of Amazon.com. Here, you will locate books on your niche market and niche products, if any, to give a more refined conclusion on your niche decision.

The next method to determine the niche potential is by matching it with the fad likeliness. This is the issue that is rarely touched by the businesses. It has a major bearing on the outcome of your decision. It wants you to be vigilant and guarded, irrespective of the amount of consumers purchasing your product, that the niche you are targeting is not a fad. For example, in the business of vitamins and supplements, this retail business has witnessed the introduction of supplements such as bee pollen, shark cartilage, deer antler velvet and others in every quarter of the year. However, their appeal and attraction never lasted long and they were not considered as popular as Vitamin E and related supplements. Hence, you need to be aware that the niche you are pursuing does not fall in the fad domain.

Last but certainly not the least is the competition method. There are two thoughts on this method. One group of people believes that the niche identified is not targeted by any business. In other words, there has to be zero competition which is very unlikely in today's world. The other group of people is of the opinion that the niche market has to be competitive as it will provide you with substantial profit compared to niche market with zero competition. Hence, the competition map has to be studied well in order to have a conclusive outcome on the niche potential.

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