To site an example from yesterday's tutorial, let’s say that your passion is the Renaissance artist, Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510), a highly individualistic and graceful artist who fell out of fashion and died in obscurity. (Hey, in art, ya gotta be good to die broke!) It’s your passion to give this man his due on the Net.
At first glance, the focus is rather narrow. It might be difficult to develop enough HIGH-PROFITABILITY topics to attract sufficient targeted traffic (part 3). And there may not be many affiliate programs to develop a substantial primary monetization model (part 4).
On the other hand...
• that may not matter to you - the passion may be primary, while the money is secondary to you.
Or...
• since you really are an expert, you just may succeed in developing tons of Keyword-Focused topics to be able to create lots of high value Keyword-Focused Content Pages about Botticelli. You may end up “owning” this niche. And, while completing the prep work, you may discover...
• a superb art gallery that specializes in Botticelli, but that gets zero Net traffic
• a stock photo service that features a comprehensive selection of Botticelli art
• a Botticelli museum in Florence.
The stock photo service has an affiliate program. You set up a private referral arrangement with the other two. You’re in e-business heaven!
Or...
• you conclude that while you love Botticelli, there is not enough income potential for this narrow niche. So you expand it. How far?
Do you stop at Botticelli?...
Or do you grow your idea to include all Renaissance artists?
Or do you grow it into a comprehensive art portal?
Of course, you don’t have to go “the whole hog” all at once. You can start with Botticelli and widen the scope of your site over time.
How big should you grow your Site Concept? How much should you change it? Only you can decide. And you’ll be able to do that when you finish...
Part 3 - Develop high-profitability topics
Part 4 - Plan Your Monetization Models
If the financial potential seems limited after you have finished the above, you have three options...
OPTION 1) Expand the concept -- make it more general. But remember... you don’t have to start huge. Build it over time.
OPTION 2) Loop back to this point and try the next concept on your “short list” of Site Concepts.
OPTION 3) Recognize that you’re “in it” for the passion, and not for the money. Botticelli rules!
It’s all up to you. Let those creative juices flow. (A word of caution, though. Before you decide on your final choice for your Site Concept, do part 3 and part 4.)
Before proceeding to part 3, please complete your part 2 Goal-of-the-DAY, and take note of your Ongoing Goal...
Revisit this only if you want to build an entirely new and different Theme-Based Content Site.
Now that you have 3 Site Concepts that excite you, let’s find out where the profitability lies...
We'll take on the profitability lines next on the Affiliate Masters Trend tomorrow
Dont forget to comment, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter and share with your friends.
See you at the Top
Victor Osaikh
To site an example from yesterday's tutorial, let’s say that your passion is the Renaissance artist, Sandro Botticelli (1445-1510), a highly individualistic and graceful artist who fell out of fashion and died in obscurity. (Hey, in art, ya gotta be good to die broke!) It’s your passion to give this man his due on the Net.
At first glance, the focus is rather narrow. It might be difficult to develop enough HIGH-PROFITABILITY topics to attract sufficient targeted traffic (part 3). And there may not be many affiliate programs to develop a substantial primary monetization model (part 4).
On the other hand...
• that may not matter to you - the passion may be primary, while the money is secondary to you.
Or...
• since you really are an expert, you just may succeed in developing tons of Keyword-Focused topics to be able to create lots of high value Keyword-Focused Content Pages about Botticelli. You may end up “owning” this niche. And, while completing the prep work, you may discover...
• a superb art gallery that specializes in Botticelli, but that gets zero Net traffic
• a stock photo service that features a comprehensive selection of Botticelli art
• a Botticelli museum in Florence.
The stock photo service has an affiliate program. You set up a private referral arrangement with the other two. You’re in e-business heaven!
Or...
• you conclude that while you love Botticelli, there is not enough income potential for this narrow niche. So you expand it. How far?
Do you stop at Botticelli?...
Or do you grow your idea to include all Renaissance artists?
Or do you grow it into a comprehensive art portal?
Of course, you don’t have to go “the whole hog” all at once. You can start with Botticelli and widen the scope of your site over time.
How big should you grow your Site Concept? How much should you change it? Only you can decide. And you’ll be able to do that when you finish...
Part 3 - Develop high-profitability topics
Part 4 - Plan Your Monetization Models
If the financial potential seems limited after you have finished the above, you have three options...
OPTION 1) Expand the concept -- make it more general. But remember... you don’t have to start huge. Build it over time.
OPTION 2) Loop back to this point and try the next concept on your “short list” of Site Concepts.
OPTION 3) Recognize that you’re “in it” for the passion, and not for the money. Botticelli rules!
It’s all up to you. Let those creative juices flow. (A word of caution, though. Before you decide on your final choice for your Site Concept, do part 3 and part 4.)
Before proceeding to part 3, please complete your part 2 Goal-of-the-DAY, and take note of your Ongoing Goal...
Revisit this only if you want to build an entirely new and different Theme-Based Content Site.
Now that you have 3 Site Concepts that excite you, let’s find out where the profitability lies...
We'll take on the profitability lines next on the Affiliate Masters Trend tomorrow
Dont forget to comment, like us on facebook, follow us on twitter and share with your friends.
See you at the Top
Victor Osaikh
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