Deciding The Right Niche

By Author: Jeffrey Solochek
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There are so many niches out there how do I decide on the right one to create either a Hubpage or Squidoo lens for? Every marketer out there has chosen the one on some aspect on how to make money. Gardenning is not one that I myself would choose to do a blog on. So which niche can I choose that isn't crowded by so many others? I have done a lot of research on true work from home companies. At one time I thought about creating a membership site where the members could pick from an assortment of true work from home companies. Instead of putting all these companies into just one membership site I think I will create a lens where I rotate 10 different work from home companies every week. This way my readers will have something different to look forward to each and every week.

I, at first, was going to do a Squidoo lens but Hubpages.com will actually place contextual ads on my site where I earn revenue from my site> Their are so many social networking platforms out there these days. There are so many sites out there and each one has advantages and disadvantages . Sites such as Bebo, Directmatches, and twitter. I must also ...
... choose a site that offers a free or low cost Blog platform. Google offers Blogger, Wordpress has its own Wordpress or I could go for something with a lot of features like the Opensource Drupal.

Now Hubpages has an area where you can put for instance your Google Adsense ID and it will inject these ads based on Content. Hubpages also allows you to do this with ClickBank ID's. Google Analytics, and several others are available. They even allow you to add RSS buttons and allow you to have news from other sites.

Now how do you add traffic to sites you have withing Hubpages? Each hub you read allows you to add comments and rate the hub using the up arrow that will be on the site as you are reading it. If you spend an hour a day doing this you will become known as an authority Hubber. People will then know you as a person that can lead them to good Hubpages. If a person likes what you say about a particular Hub they will then look at what other Hubs you have looked at. Kind of ;ole when you see an email that you like and then you visit the other sites that are in the signature.

I just left hubpages dot com because I was creating my first hub. If you truly love the WYSIWTG then you have to look at the editing interface of Hubpages. Let's say you decide you do not like the way things are laid out. The order in which everything is presented then you can take your mouse select the text and drag it to where you want it. Also at the end of each entry are buttons for sites like Digg and Delicious so that your readers can then vote on what they have read.
Jeffrey A. Solochek is originally from Milwaukee, Wisconsin but now resides in Brunswick, Georgia. He is a known authority on his niches of life, business, and marketing. Mr Solochek has a lot of great experiences and he writes about everything leaving out any sugarcoating. All his writings containsNo BS, No Fluff