Podcasts about niches

Welcome to 2022! Happy New Year! If you are like me, making some hard choices came to light in 2021.  I gained clarity in my business, decluttered it, made a brokerage change, got into growth mode, and started thinking bigger in my business. If you are a solo agent, in particular, this episode will resonate with you! If you are open to change and choices that will be a game changer in the long run and the short term, this episode is for you! Other Episodes You Might Enjoy: Ep 082: Consistency Is a Mindset You Want To Leverage - 5 Tips You Can Use!EP 080: Struggling With Finding Inventory? Off Market Solutions Are In Your Backyard!Please subscribe to In The Hive With Michele BeeThis Podcast is brought to you by #SoooBoca Lifestyle & Media & The Bellisari Group at Real Broker, LLC (Boca Based | Global Mindset)I'm on @buymeacoffee  ☕ Thanks for your support!If you have a real estate referral for South Florida and Boca Raton think of me Michele Bee!PS... in March 2021 I switched brokerages and went to Real Broker, LLC after 9 years at RE/MAX.   Want to learn more? Apply to Join Real today!Please schedule a Zoom call to  connect! I look forward to talking to you!SOCIAL MEDIAMake sure to grab your 50 REAL ESTATE NICHES  GUIDE FREEBIE on sipsocialsell.comFollow me on Instagram @themichelebeeFollow me on Clubhouse @themichelebeeJoin Women to Women In Real Estate Facebook GroupSubscribe to my YouTube Channel Real Estate Niches & Instagram StrategiesCONVERSATIONS AND COACHINGBook a Mentoring Call today!1:1 Coaching:  Becoming a Local Influencer and Probate Real Estate!Probate Real Estate Boot Camp - 3 Choices For You! Find Listing Inventory Now!Check out these 3 Course Options  for the Probate Real Estate Bootcamp  Master Course  TODAY!90 Minute Webinar +++ 12 Modules, 35 page E-Book and more! DISCLOSURE: This podcast/page/video/social media contains affiliate or sponsored information. This allows me to earn a small commission if you make a purchase through my affiliate links.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MicheleBee)Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/MicheleBee)

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

“You can't just put it out there and expect it to work.” - Pam Rogers    This is a special episode. It's our 50th episode and we're celebrating reaching and passing 80,000 downloads! Thank you to all of you who've listened and shared - and special thanks for all your 5 Star Reviews! It means so much to me!    I compiled the top ten episodes for the year and found something interesting. All ten of them had a common theme - audience building.    Each of the top ten episodes - and so many others - shows us just how important audience building is. You can't start your subscription box without an audience. And you can't grow your subscription box business without continually growing your audience.    On today's episode, I revisit these top ten episodes and review 5 ways my guests built their audiences.  Episode 3 - The Riches are in the Niches: Anne went specific when she created a subscription box for women dentists. She knew her ideal customer because she was her ideal customer.  Episode 14 - 4 Ways to Build Your Audience: Tiffany ran a giveaway, posted on social media consistently, made connections, and partnered with an influencer to build her audience.  Episode 31 - From an Audience of Zero to 100 Subscribers in 60 Days: Claudia posted consistently on Facebook and Instagram, created IG reels and stories, and added an early bird bonus.  Episode 33 - Small Audience, No Problem! How Amanda Built 100+ Subscribers from an Audience of 600: Amanda went very specific and  served her audience before she sold.  Episode 38 - From Nurse Practitioner to Subscription Box Owner: Pam set up social media accounts, followed colleagues, and did some very creative in-person marketing when she attended a conference.    Join me for this special episode as I revisit these top ten episodes and these wonderful subscription box owners. Each of these women shared her inspiring subscription box journey with us. Each of them also shared actionable tips and strategies - things they did to grow their audiences which in turn helped them grow their businesses.  Important Links:  Links to Top-Ten episodes:  Episode 3 - The Riches are in the Niches - How one LYB Member Hit $10K Monthly with Her Subscription Box Business  Episode 5 - Who Will Buy My Box and How Do I Find Them? - Subscription Box Strategies with Damon Oates Episode 7 - Get Started Right Away with Fast and Messy Action Episode 9 - Why am I Scared to Show Up Live? | Build an Audience for Your Subscription Box Episode 14 - 4 Ways to Build Your Audience with Tiffany LeBaron Episode 39 - Launch Tips with The Lettering Box Episode 38 - From Nurse Practitioner to Subscription Box Owner Episode 31 - From an Audience of Zero to 100 Subscribers in 60 Days Episode 33 - Small Audience, No Problem! How Amanda Built 100+ Subscribers from an Audience of 600 Episode 42 - Consistency Pays Off with Jamie Shahan of CRNA Swag   Join me in all the places:  Facebook Instagram Launch Your Box with Sarah Website  Are you ready for Launch Your Box? Our complete training program walks you step by step through how to start, launch, and grow your subscription box business. Join the waitlist today! 

Ryan and Melissa Faircloth have no problem figuring it out. Whether buying tax lien properties, vacant motels or pursuing development, they have learned how to leverage relationships, small town dynamics, and a quality reputation to have real estate as their full-time job.With experience in flips and quickly gaining experience in motel conversion, they are just starting down the road of development, at least partly to avoid the unknowns associated with buying distressed assets. By focusing on niches and value focused rehabs they are able to achieve premium returns in what many would assume to be market rent based projects. Ryan is “comfortable being uncomfortable”, combine that with a more conservative point of view from Melissa, and you achieve a good combination for opportunity.If hearing how people overcome obstacles helps you work through your own. This is a great episode for you

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

This is a discussion about tacking on shoulder niches to existing niche sites, why I do it, how I do it with pivot cornerstones and the future of content niche sites.

Today we're going to be discussing how we figured out niches over time. We'll be reflecting on what work, what didn't, and how we figured out what type of content we wanted to create for our brands and audiences. Follow Emma on Instagram: @emmasedition | Pinterest: @emmaseditionFollow Maddy on Instagram: @madcrayy | Pinterest: @madcrayyFollow the Content Creatives Podcast: @contentcreativespodcastJoin the Content Creatives Podcast Facebook Group!

For Episode 205 of the Planet MicroCap Podcast, I spoke with Richard Sosa, Host of the "Riches in the Niches Podcast." I've been following Richard for a while now, and wanted to get to know the man beyond his famous food takes. He is a passionate investor and it shows when we dive deep into what Richard calls, "Sosa's Five Forces." I really enjoyed our conversation about his investing style as we turned the mic around on a fellow colleague in the field. For more information about the "Riches in the Niches" Podcast, please visit: https://richesintheniches.libsyn.com/website  You can Dave Barr on Twitter @RichesNichesPod: https://twitter.com/RichesNichesPod  Today's episode is sponsored by: Stream by Mosaic, an expert interview transcript library that integrates AI-generated call summaries and NLP search technology so their clients can quickly pinpoint the most critical insights. Start your FREE Two-Week trial on their website at https://www.streamrg.com/stream-trial1620164741610 using the promo code 'MICROCAP' Quartr, their mission is to change the way people look at Investor Relations, and create a completely new bridge between companies and stakeholders. Visit your app store of choice to try it out, and that's Q-U-A-R-T-R. For more information, please visit: https://quartr.com/ Planet MicroCap Podcast is on YouTube! All archived episodes and each new episode will be posted on the SNN Network YouTube channel. I've provided the link in the description if you'd like to subscribe. You'll also get the chance to watch all our Video Interviews with management teams, educational panels from the conference, as well as expert commentary from some familiar guests on the podcast. Subscribe here: http://bit.ly/1Q5Yfym Click here to rate and review the Planet MicroCap Podcast The Planet MicroCap Podcast is brought to you by SNN Incorporated, publishers of StockNewsNow.com, The Official MicroCap News Source, and the MicroCap Review Magazine, the leading magazine in the MicroCap market. You can Follow the Planet MicroCap Podcast on Twitter @BobbyKKraft

Tune in this week to hear the surprising similarities between these amazing coaches all with very different niches. They're sharing how they help their clients, the importance of combining mindset with the strategy you use as a coach, and of course, their experience of working with me in Coaching Masters.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://ldcoaching.wpengine.com/59

In this episode I have the pleasure of having M.C. Laubscher “The Cashflow Ninja” who was the very first guest I had on my show. Listen as M.C. talks about the frameworks he sees happening around the world! Listen as M.C. talks about his own experience growing up in South Africa and why his passion for educating and teaching versified sources of cashflow. M.C. talks about his book which describes the framework and 21 Best Cashflow Niches. Be sure to get a copy of M.C.'s book “The 21 Best Cashflow Niches” https://cashflowninja.com/ Guest Bio: M.C. Laubscher is a husband, dad, entrepreneur, investor, and educator. He is the founder of Cashflow Ninja and the creator and host of the top-rated business and investing podcast, Cashflow Ninja and Cashflow Investing Secrets. As an educator, M.C.'s passion is to share how investors and business owners can create, recover, warehouse, and multiply cashflow through advanced cashflow strategies. Having figured out how to escape the rat race and replace his income through cashflow investing, he shares how you can do the same through cashflow investing strategies. Guest link: Check out my very first podcast episode with my friend M.C. Laubscher “The Cashflow Ninja” https://betterwealth.captivate.fm/episode/mc-laubscher-the-cashflow-ninja

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

Niches and Manifestation Nose Rings and Face Tattoos Colorblindness is somehow now white supremacy What would we call Earth when we meet aliens? Is this the end of compromise? / The last virtue is tolerance We went off the colorblindness track in 2008 - Marxism blew it up again 2008 - the year of the cabal: great recession, social media, smartphones, Obama? we are no longer a democracy - or even a constitutional republic decentralized work has been around since 1982 - we need crises to effect change they are controlling what you see

I built my business on being a unicorn, a virtual assistant who can perform a variety of tasks for online business owners aka “can do'' attitude. When someone asked me to do a new - to me - task, I always said yes because I knew I could enhance my skillset and because I love to do new things. I teach my students the same philosophy. Get your foot in the door with one task and offer to help in others.  There does come a time when my students or any newer virtual assistants start to gravitate towards certain areas of interest more than others and that's when they think about specializing in niches. They've tried a variety of things and now know where their passion and strengths lie.  Although it's smart to focus on doing work you enjoy, it also makes sense to find a niche that is in demand. I've found there are 10 areas or niches that are consistently in demand and command higher prices.  If you're ready to niche down, then check out my list. Some of these may surprise you!     APPLY FOR THE DIGITAL MARKETING WORKGROUP >> https://courses.emilyreaganpr.com/vaworkgroup  This is a referral community for freelance digital marketing service providers. You'll get advanced trainings, networking opps and job leads from online business owners who are looking to hire digital marketing implementers and assistants. If you're already doing digital marketing implementation work for clients, and want to book out fast - apply for my VA Workgroup community. I've got jobs waiting for you!  Apply here >> https://courses.emilyreaganpr.com/vaworkgroup   Learn with me: Gif & Sticker Making Workshop - $17.99 crash course to turn your clients into a gif!  The Quickstart to Facebook Community Management - the unicorn gateway job to digital media work in just 2 hours   The Digital Media VA Crash Course (get on my waitlist)     Connect with Me: The Digital Media VA Lab - a free FB community  Instagram: @emilyreaganpr  Facebook: @emilyreaganpr    >>> Download my Top Ten Most Requested Digital Media Tasks & Services  >>> Take the Quiz to Discover your Digital Dream Job 

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

Motley Fool Analyst Auri Hughes joins the podcast to discuss XPEL, a rapidly growing business providing paint and window protection films to the automotive industry, among other applications. Stocks Mentioned: XPEL, MMM Check out more of our content here: Podcasts Youtube Twitter Reach us by Email @ IndustryFocus@fool.com

How do you effectively use niches and strategies to achieve your real estate investing goals? The first step is to create great habits for personal development. Shannon Robnett introduces Greg Junge of Seven Figure Capital. In this episode, Greg discusses with Shannon three highly essential topics for success: personal development and mindset, real estate investing niches and strategies, and healthy habits. If you want to nail down success by becoming the very best version of yourself, this episode's for you. You wouldn't want to miss out on Greg's nuggets of wisdom and experience. Tune in!

This week I shared my thoughts on niching beyond private practice and at the end I gave you a small list of niches I think we need more of you to create programs and services around. Keep reading for a summary of what I talked about. Niching beyond private practice is SO different from niching to fill a practice. You CAN fill your traditional private practice without a narrow niche. Once you move into the global online space, you are likely to need a narrow niche. What's a niche? A niche is a problem your person is trying to solve. An identity or community is not a niche, but an identity or community can be a huge ingredient of a niche. Here's why: Even if you came up with a group for 49 year old white cis queer women who are parents by both adoption and birth, live upstairs from their sisters, and are Elton John fans, I would not join until you told me what problem you're helping us solve. (That describes me, if you didn't guess.) That said, identity can be a HUGE part of what goes into your niche. Just look at the amazing work of Dr. JaNae Taylor, who helps Black entrepreneurs create wellness in community in her company: Minding My Black Business. Here are a small number of real niche examples from folks who have been through Rebel Therapist programs: Tia Hackett has a couples workshops for people who need help with communication and may not have access to or time for couples therapy. Monica McClain-Reese helps couples learn to manage their money together. Maureen Cotton helps couples plan unique and powerful ceremonies without succumbing to the Wedding Industrial Complex. Liz Adams helps women with ADHD who have dreams they're not living yet. Kelsi McMartin helps parents of kiddos who have recently come out as nonbinary or trans. Caitlin Olsen helps progressive mormon women figure out their path. Staci Boden has a group coaching program to help recovering type-A change makers and leaders to follow energy instead of pushing and controlling. Valerie DiLuggo has a program helping straight single women create joyful whole lives as they take a break from dating for a reset. Samantha fox has a program helping women who are coming out as lesbian or queer later in life. Katie Nasherson runs a program helping people rebuild their lives after a tragedy or devastating event. Jesse Kaufman helps private practice therapists overcome visibility barriers to authentically market their work with video. I'll be sharing more examples soon. Here's why you should have a narrow enough niche: So you stand out and come to mind in a global online space when that niche is talked about, even if your audience is not huge yet. If you've got a huge audience already, you don't need this advice. Hey Oprah, Brene, and Glennon. What's up?! Some fears may come up for you around niching, and what I want to tell you about each one. Fear: I'll choose the wrong niche. Tell that fear: You are not making a permanent decision. Fear: I'll be bored. Tell that fear: When you go narrow, you get to do some deep work. You'll still be doing a lot of different things with your participants. Fear: There's too much competition. Tell that fear: You can't actually take that niche on all by yourself. Also, some folks would prefer to work with YOU. Fear: Niching doesn't feel like freedom to me. Tell that fear: Try using a vague niche and see how it goes! Choose a narrower niche when you're ready. One possibility for people who hate niching: Start with a broad niche and sell your program based on your reputation with your network. Then narrow your niche so that you can sustain your business over time. Here are some filters to run a niche through to see if it might work: The people with this problem know they have this problem. You're not trying to convince them that this issue is a problem. They have already tried things to solve this problem. Perhaps they've done other programs already, read books, or paid money in some way to solve it. You have talked to actual people who have this problem. It's not based on a made-up avatar. You can easily describe this niche in one sentence. If you need to go on for several paragraphs, you're not there yet! This niche passes the "cousin test." When you tell someone about your niche, a particular person comes to mind, perhaps their cousin or neighbor or friend. You hear "I know who will hire you" rather than "Oh that sounds really cool. I bet everyone needs that." This niche brings you joy, at least some of the time. If working on or talking about this problem causes you pain or harm, move on. You have a LOT to say about this niche. You could sit down and think of 50 topics, tips or ideas to share with the people who deal with this problem. Bonus: If solving this problem is on your person's to-do list, that's even better. Let's look at some fictional Niche Makeovers as examples: vague: I help women through transitions more viable: I help women through breakups vague: I help people who are dealing with difficult problems at home or at work. more viable: I help parents who are struggling with their 5 to 10 year old kid's behavior. vague: I help people use intuition to make better choices. more viable: I help people use intuition to manage their feelings and choices around money. vague: I help women be their best selves. more viable: I help white women stop behaving in racist ways. Your first step in figuring out your niche and turning it into a business: Listen to real people within this niche. You can talk in real time or through surveys, email or by mining your memory bank. If you're thinking about past therapy clients who are within this niche, mine your memory bank instead of directly asking them. That would be unethical. Some of the questions to ask: How would you describe the problem? What do you think the solution looks like? What have you already tried to solve this problem? What happened with those attempts? What (besides price) would make a program a no brainer for you? Listen. All of this listening will help you create your pilot offer and your marketing. Don't half-ass this niche research. It is the most important foundational work for creating a great offer. HOWEVER, don't fall into procrastination or perfectionism. This world needs your ethical micro business. Just a few niches I'm not seeing enough (not even nearly exhaustive): Please create a program around one of these topics! I'm only naming big rough niches here, so there are many specific niches possible within each one. Sex Parents with kids who have specific issues Managers and bosses Blended families Friendship Housemates Business partners Show notes at: http://rebeltherapist.me/podcast/164

How do you effectively use niches and strategies to achieve your real estate investing goals? The first step is to create great habits for personal development. Shannon Robnett introduces Greg Junge of Seven Figure Capital. In this episode, Greg discusses with Shannon three highly essential topics for success: personal development and mindset, real estate investing niches and strategies, and healthy habits. If you want to nail down success by becoming the very best version of yourself, this episode's for you. You wouldn't want to miss out on Greg's nuggets of wisdom and experience. Tune in!

Podcast Episode 136: Selling Secrets #40, Riches Are in the Niches Start the week off right with Insights from Vision. Check for new episodes every Monday. Weekly sales ideas, conversation starters, and tips on how to better serve your clients. We also cover date-sensitive initiatives throughout the year. Long-form interviews from time to time as… Read more The post Riches Are in the Niches appeared first on Vision Advisors, Inc..

In this throwback episode of The Power Producers Podcast, host David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck, interviews Bob Klinger, President and CEO of Klinger Insurance Group located in Germantown, Maryland. Bob discusses his military background, what brought him into the insurance industry, marketing strategy, his staff, and giving back.  Episode Highlights:  How did Bob Klinger get into the insurance industry? (2:49) Why did Bob Klinger decide to start a dry cleaning business? (5:37) Bob explains the importance of working in various roles to understand the pieces and parts of what made their operations tick. (8:36) Why does Bob take his staff on field trips? (13:23) Bob shares how his Ranger mentality impacted his managing style and how he has evolved. (15:26) Everyone that holds a desk at Klinger Insurance Group has to hit numbers, daily/weekly goals, and incentives. (17:26) Hiring and probationary periods. (18:24)  Prioritizing your daily routines. (26:41) Using your CRM and tracking outbound calls. (28:46)  Why is it important to execute a defined process? (30:58) Marketing, advertising, and giving back to the community. (39:01) Tweetable Quotes:   “I think that if anything gives me chills, it's giving back. You know, I grew up pretty easy, I grew up pretty poor, and so being in this industry has given me a blessing and a standard of living to give back.” - Bob Klinger “No matter who you are, you have to execute the process that has been defined, that has been proven to be successful to perfection.” - David Carothers  “I just realize that not everybody's going to think like you; in some cases, that's good.” - Bob Klinger Resources Mentioned: David Carothers LinkedIn Kyle Houck LinkedIn Bob Klinger LinkedIn Klinger Insurance Group

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced ⚡ BLACK FRIDAY DEALS

For this week's episode, we are pleased to welcome back a recurring guest of ours, M.C. Laubscher, for another educational session on cash flow, investing, and financial freedom. M.C. Laubscher is a seasoned entrepreneur, family man, educator, and cash flow specialist. He is the founder of Producers Wealth and Cashflow Ninja. He also runs his own successful business and investing podcast, Cashflow Ninja, which eventually grew into an educational company that helps audiences become self-reliant through actionable education. In this episode, we talk about M.C.'s latest book, The 21 Best Cashflow Niches: Creating Wealth In The Best Alternative Cashflow Investments, which aims to help investors diversify their portfolio by investing in various niches—from agriculture and bitcoin to real estate and blockchain. We also go a little into what he talks about in the book, particularly about the pros and cons of each alternative cashflow niche on the list, most notably—cryptocurrency. If you're interested in learning more about investing in alternative cashflow niches, check out M.C.'s book in the link down below. But for this episode, we give you a sneak peak into what these best cashflow niches are. KEY TAKEAWAYS 1. Instead of competing with the ninjas that invest in off-market deals, partner and invest alongside them. 2. Exploring unfamiliar niches is imperative to portfolio diversification. 3. Investing in tools and services can make even bigger money than investing in the actual asset. 4. There is a big difference between the perceived risk and actual risk. LINKS https://twitter.com/mclaubscher https://www.linkedin.com/in/mclaubscher/ https://www.mclaubscher.com/store-front https://www.instagram.com/thecashflowninja/?hl=en https://www.amazon.com/Best-Cashflow-NichesTM-Alternative-Investments/dp/1737883414 Want to invest in my deals? - Click Here to Find out More!

00:00 Product Opportunity Explorer00:19 Browsing Product Opportunity Explorer01:59 What kind of search terms people are using03:40 Alternative to Blackbox with Helium10Learn about explorer: https://sellercentral.amazon.com/help/hub/reference/NJ4YRTXWLMBY38U?ref=efph_NJ4YRTXWLMBY38U_cont_G2&Opportunity ExplorerOpportunity Explorer is a tool to explore customer demand for new product ideas. To access this tool, go to Opportunity Explorer or navigate in the Menu to Growth Product Opportunity Explorer.Note: Opportunity Explorer is currently in limited release in US and Germany, and will release more broadly in US and Europe through 2021 and 2022. If you do not have access yet and are interested, contact us. Refer to the FAQ on this page to determine if you need to request access or configure User Permissions.Opportunity Explorer allows you to understand Amazon customer search and purchasing behavior to evaluate if there is unmet customer demand and an opportunity for you to meet that demand through new products. You can explore up-to-date and accurate data on customer needs and the current selection on Amazon. Customer needs and selection are bundled together into niches. Each niche has a unique set of characteristics, which determine the economic potential for new products in the niche. To find your new niche, you can enter search terms, or browse the store taxonomy, as a customer would. Summary data is included in the search results to help you compare related niches of different sizes. Each niche has a detail page where you can view additional tabs of data including current products, top search terms, and statistics about the launch potential for new products.What is a niche?A niche is a collection of customer search terms and products representing a customer's need. Customers demonstrate their purchase needs when they enter search terms on the store. Amazon combines these search terms into clusters based on the products that customers view or purchase. Search terms and products can meet more than one customer need and can be in multiple niches.How is niche data constructed?Niches include the top related Amazon customer search terms and the top related clicked or purchased products. The number of search terms displayed is currently capped based on which search terms have the greatest search volume. Likewise, products in a niche are limited to those receiving the majority of the clicks and purchases from the search terms shown.Use the following glossary to better understand the data presented to you in Opportunity Explorer:Search Results page: The resulting page after searching, browsing, or filtering for niches, The results page shows summary metrics for each of the returned niches.Term Definition ExampleCustomer Need Similar products that meet a customer's need are called a "niche". The name of the niche is defined as the top-ranked search term, by the search volume. Shark cordless vacuumTop Search Terms Additional search terms that customers entered for the customer need of this niche. Elderberry Gummies, Elderberry for Adults, Elderberry 1000mgSearch Volume (Past 360 days) The total number of times customers entered any of the search terms in this niche on Amazon in the past 360 days. 3,600Search Volume Growth (Past 360 days) Across all of the search terms shown in this niche, the percentage change in search term volume in the past year (0-360 days), compared to the volume from the previous year (360-720 days). 321.98%Search Volume (Past 90 days) The total number of times customers entered any of the search terms in this niche on Amazon in the past 90 days. 3,600Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/myamazonguy)

Today, our guest is M.C. Laubscher. He is the creator and host of the top-rated business and investing podcast on iTunes, Cashflow Ninja, and also the President & Chief Wealth & Investment Strategist of Producers Wealth. For our #TechandTacticsTuesday episode, he'll talk about cash flow investing strategies on three specific niches that people don't talk about often.You should consider adding these three niches that M.C. is going to elaborate on because they are recession-proof and provide balance in your portfolio. These three are just some of the cash flow niches that M.C. discusses in his book, The 21 Best Cashflow Niches. Listen now to learn more!

Hello everyone, and welcome back for another episode of the Outdoor Adventure Series on the Success InSight Podcast. The Outdoor Adventure Series celebrates individuals & families, businesses, and organizations that seek out and promote the exploration of the great outdoors. Our guest today is Jacob DeutschJacob is an Outdoor Recreation Enthusiast, Freelance Writer, and Founder of Iron Triangle Writes.Jacob writes professional blog posts, articles, website content, social media content, and product-focused content that will get his clients noticed.Jacob is a member of the Outdoor Writers Association of AmericaTo learn more about Jacob and his work, you can visit his website and checkout is Outdoor Articles at https://www.irontrianglewrites.com/ Jacob's Niches include Outdoor Recreation, Backpacking, Wildland Trekking, Outside, FitForTrips, American Off-roads.Jacob also invites you to connect with him on LinkedInThe Hiking Trails mentioned by Jacob: The New England TrailLong TrailLittle Rock Pond TrailAppalachian TrailPlus-size Outdoor Recreation Clothing Brands mentioned by JacobColumbiaDuluth Trading CompanyPurple Rain Adventure SkirtsOutdoor ResearchGregorySuccess InSight is a production of Fox Coaching, Inc.

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

Richard Sosa, host of the Riches in Niches podcast, discusses his thesis on Donnelly Financial (DFIN). Despite a strong recent run, DFIN trades at a value multiple, and Richard breaks down all the reasons why he thinks the stock is too cheap and why DFIN is a huge beneficiary of the current SPAC / IPO boom.My twitter background thread on DFIN: https://twitter.com/AndrewRangeley/status/1460661067395305479?s=20Riches in Niches podcast twitter: @RichesNichesPodChapters0:00 Intro1:40 Some background on Richard4:10 Why Richard likes niches5:10 DFIN overview10:45 DFIN's classic spin dynamics14:35 DFIN's public to private headwinds before the SPAC boom18:30 Regulatory headwinds in the print business21:55 More DFIN background29:30 What the capital markets business does and how it benefits from the M&A / SPAC boom37:00 Comping DFIN to Workiva39:40 How sticky is DFIN?43:20 Breaking down DFIN's valuation46:30 Is DFIN's shifting segment disclosure concerning?50:15 Why is the market trading DFIN at such a low multiple?53:25 Is management and the board fully aligned here?57:00 DFIN's history of capital returns1:02:25 More on DFIN's multiple1:04:55 Closing thoughts

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

Welcome to Friday 15! Today Maureen is going to chat about leisure travel, travel niches, and the cost of starting an agency Here's a list of helpful resources for today's episode: https://www.facebook.com/groups/7daysetup https://www.visitscotland.com https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/find-a-travel-niche https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/travel-agent-advisor-guide-researching-qualifying-suppliers https://cruising.org/en/ https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/top-10-benefits-of-using-a-host-agency https://hostagencyreviews.com/blog/travel-agency-startup-costs https://asta.digitalchalk.com/learn/RoadmapToBecomingATravelAdvisor https://www.thetravelinstitute.com/ We do this every week! If you have travel industry questions, HAR likely has an answer :) Submit your burning question here Har.News/Friday15 and join us this Friday (and every Friday!) at 12CT for travel agent tips! If you found this helpful, we'd love it if you could give it a like, drop us a comment! Listen to our Podcast ❤️ If you found the video helpful, we'd love it if you could give it a like, drop us a comment!

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

Discover the 3 best rental real estate niches for you to invest in. These 3 niches have not only proven to be pandemic proof, recession proof and provide rental income stability, but also to thrive while many others have fallen apart. If you have any interest in owning rental property, you should focus your efforts on these.

Anyone interested in protecting and growing your investment portfolio would be wise to pay attention to the ebbs and flows of three significant pillars of the world of finance…  Money Banking Economics  If you are hyper-focused on your specific investment strategy and fail to recognize how money, banking, and economics can impact your investment strategy, you are likely to get blindsided by an event that “no one could have seen coming.”  Today, we are joined by one of my favorite podcast hosts, M. C. Laubscher, the host of the Cash Flow Ninja. After recording over 700 interviews on his podcast, he compiled his favorite 21 cash flow niches and put them into a new book titled The Best 21 Cashflow Niches.   In this interview, we are going to discuss the top three niches that you can quickly implement to protect and grow your portfolio in this economic climate.  In this episode, we are going to discuss…  One strategy that M.C. uses to prosper during this era money printing (and why he doesn't plan on selling anytime soon!)  How our guest remains liquid while still achieving 8%+ interest by investing in stablecoins – cryptocurrencies pegged to the US dollar  Why M.C. is such a big proponent of the infinite banking strategy, and how he uses it to create an ocean of cash flow that he controls  If you find yourself constantly being concerned about what will happen when the “music stops,” this conversation will provide some strategies for you to protect your financial life, while still creating an opportunity for lucrative returns.  Tune in and you'll see what I mean!    Take Control,  Hunter Thompson     Resources mentioned in the podcast: 1. Previous appearance - E57 2. Previous appearance - E280 3. His website 4. His book “The 21 Best Cashflow Niches: Creating Wealth In The Best Alternative Cashflow Investments"   M.C. Laubscher's Socials: 1. Instagram 2. LinkedIn Profile 3. LinkedIn Company Page   Interested in investing in ATMs? Check out our webinar.   Please note that investing in private placement securities entails a high degree of risk, including illiquidity of the investment and loss of principal. Please refer to the subscription agreement for a discussion of risk factors. Tired of scrambling for capital?  Check out our new FREE webinar -  How to Ensure You Never Scramble for Capital Again (The 3 Capital-Raising Secrets). Click Here to register. CFC Podcast Facebook Group

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In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

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In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced

In this episode, our host Rachel Wilkins talks about streams of passive income, digital products and how to be creative in order to earn. She sheds more light on affiliate marketing, its benefits,  and lastly teaching and how to have confidence in your abilities. Rachel finally guides on how to find your niche, tap into it and how SamCart has completely changed her business for the better. 

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced ▬▬▬▬

My New Book, The 21 Best Cashflow Niches™ Is Now Available at www.cashflowninja.com/21niches When you buy the book, you also get access to the digital and audio version, a curated library of interviews discussing the niches, and more bonus content. Just send my team proof of purchase at info@cashflowninja.com and you will get access to the bonus goodies!

My New Book, The 21 Best Cashflow Niches™ Is Now Available at www.cashflowninja.com/21niches When you buy the book, you also get access to the digital and audio version, a curated library of interviews discussing the niches, and more bonus content. Just send my team proof of purchase at info@cashflowninja.com and you will get access to the bonus goodies!

This episode is inspired by an excellent question posted by two coaches in my Facebook group called Prosperous Coach Club. Find the full transcript at prosperouscoach.com/148Before we dig into this, let's get on the same page …What is a Smart Coaching Niche?To me, a smart coaching niche has 3 clear components:1.     One unique viable target audience full of seekers – people who want to grow personally and professionally and are actively seeking solutions. Without this, it's hard to have a successful niche.2.     A strategic coaching business model built around what that audience urgently wants and the BIG problem that's in their way. If you don't know what will motivate investment for your audience you don't have a robust enough niche to earn well.3.     Your skills and talents applied to those other two things. This is more than just coaching skills. This is bringing forward all the skills and maybe even expertise that will make you credible to your audience – something that help you relate to them and them relate to you.A coaching niche is weak if one of more of those things is missing or not solid enough so it's worth it to take the time to develop a niche fully.And let me just stop the worries here … everyone has skills to bring to the table. I've never worked professionally with a coach that didn't have options for their niche based on the sum total of who they are.It's good to remember that coaching is a business and you need to operate in the marketplace.What do I mean by that? Your business needs to be more than selling coaching services. Unless you don't need to earn, you need to frequently grab the attention of and enroll clients who pay you well. That's not a casual thing for the long run. It's totally doable and some strategy is needed.One Coaching Business for One Well-Formed NicheI encourage my clients to develop one business built for the long term around one well-formed niche. Why limit it? Well, because two niches may very well feel like having two businesses, which is like having two full time jobs. No one really wants that.It comes down to what you can handle effectively. You may be able to do many things at once but is that the best life to live? Why not build a business that's sustainable for the long run?You might start out with two niches but somewhere along the way one will get more attention and the other will suffer unless there is some way to leverage the two. So let's talk about those possibilities.Two Different Audiences for Your CoachingTargeting two distinctly different audiences is not a good idea unless the two audiences are related in some easy way.To read the full transcript including 4 circumstances where two niches could work for you, go here.

In this episode I bring you 5 of the top print on demand t-shirt niches of the week My goal is to suggest 5 topics that are generating customer interest, using market data to validate demand You can take them & run! My one suggestion is to look for sub-niche opportunities where demand remains high, but competition may be reduced ▬▬▬▬

Real Estate Business Niches Inside of Land Niches (LA 1604) Transcript: Steven Butala: Steve and Jill here. Jill DeWit: Hello. Steven Butala: Welcome to the Land Academy Show, entertaining land, investment talk. I'm Steven Jack Butala. Jill DeWit: And I'm Jill DeWit, broadcasting from the sweet valley of the sun. Steven Butala: Today Jill and I talk about the real estate business niches that are inside land niches. Jill DeWit: Niches inside of niches. Steven Butala: Niches inside of niches. Jill DeWit: That's cool. Steven Butala: That is the most popular question in Discord right now among- Jill DeWit: Is it really? Steven Butala: Well, it's not phrased like this, but... Jill DeWit: They don't know they're asking it? Steven Butala: Yeah. Everybody wants a secret path for some reason. Jill DeWit: That's interesting. I- Steven Butala: And so... Go ahead. Jill DeWit: I didn't know we were talking about this. I just know that we talk about this and we naturally fall into this, which is a good... This is all good, positive stuff. Why are you laughing at you? Steven Butala: I'm not laughing. Jill DeWit: Okay. Steven Butala: I'm just smiling in the camera because this is a good topic. Jill DeWit: It is. Hey, you know what's kind of funny? Steven Butala: Why are you laughing at me? Jill DeWit: Totally. Steven Butala: Why are you having a good time? Jill DeWit: Well, you're laughing at me, not that you don't laugh at me, and that's okay. I laugh at me. That's totally fine. Speaking of laughing at each other, do you know what's so great? I woke up today thinking about... I think the next time we go out in the RV in a couple of weeks, we might start running into some colder weather and maybe snow, and I'm like, "That makes me happy." I love when we're outdoors, camping, and we're around a fire because we need a fire. Steven Butala: I love that too and Jill's referring to cold weather in California where she's from. Jill DeWit: Yeah, like 60. Steven Butala: I'm from Michigan and being out in an RV in snow? That's a sleepless night for me. Sorry. Jill DeWit: I kind of love it. I remember one time whatever day we had to come back- Steven Butala: Sleepless because of my responsibility as a man, not- Jill DeWit: I know. It was April. It was April this year we had to come home and I was like, "Man, we missed the snow. Darn it." It was like one day. If we'd stayed one more day in wherever we were, we would've got snow, and I was very sad, and you're like, "Thank God." Steven Butala: Once in a while it's fine, if it's a light California kind of thing, but 10 degrees below in an RV, no one's happy. Jill DeWit: No, I'm not doing that. No, no. We're talking a comfy 40 with snow on the ground. Steven Butala: Oh yeah, just over freezing. Jill DeWit: Yeah, yeah. Steven Butala: 40 for the night and 70 during the day. Jill DeWit: Yeah, something like that. Steven Butala: That's California winter. Jill DeWit: There we go. Yeah, in the mountains. That's true. Steven Butala: As if we even remember what the topic is. Before we get into it, let's take a question posted by one of our members on the landinvestors.com online community. It's free, and don't forget to subscribe on the Land Academy, YouTube channel and comment on the shows you like. Jill DeWit: Jen wrote, "Have..." Oh, this is good. "Have any of you ever been asked to sign a termination of restrictions for an area you own land in? Evidently this is for a city subdivision. It's not an HOA or POA that had restrictions put in place about 50 years ago to prevent new construction. If they get enough site insurers, they can terminate those restrictions and build new housing. I don't see a downside since it's to help with growth, but maybe there's something I'm missing." Steven Butala: I don't see a downside either, as long as you read the fine print, and Jen's been with us for a while and she's very active in Discord and thank you for that.

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Today, what we're Going to be talking about is how to choose a niche. Now I've talked about this before, but I'm going to give you a super-easy way to find a niche match.I will show you something that you can do immediately and get a list of different niches. This should get you started. I will talk about the next step, getting proof of whether this niche is worth it. In the last part of it, we'll be doing a little bit more digging to see if there is true potential.Yesterday. I did a coaching call with one of our BCA members, and we were going through her niche. Now we found that her niche was a little bit too narrow. So what we needed to do is go outside of that niche a little bit and build it out with other supporting sub-niches that would bring up the number. This is all done in this process, and I will go over some of it with you here today.