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Researching Your Target Market
In researching your target market, one thing you can do is get out of the office
and go to the corner Barnes and Noble. When you are in the store,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you need to
be aware of the merchandising.
The book publishing companies spend a LOT of money studying the placement
of products. As a general rule, those books that are displayed at eye level are
the books that they expect to sell. In addition, those on the end caps (especially
at eye level) are the better sellers. Take a good look around you and make a
note of these.
You will also want to look at the magazines and be aware of the same exact
thing. With magazines that are at eye level, you will also want to notice:
1) The number of magazines on any given topic;
2) The price of the magazines in any given topic;
3) The titles of the articles within the magazines for the hot topics.
Now, take a look at the "House Plans" type magazines. There are a TON of them!
And, they are all very expensive. Chances are that this is a hot topic.
Are you following this process? Your goal at this point is to find a topic -- ANY
topic -- but preferably,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a HOT topic. If you pick a hot topic, no matter how much
competition there is in the market, you will at least get over the first hurdle of
having an audience.
Your research will tell you whether there is a market for your topic,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and it will also
tell you whether the market is over saturated. But be careful � In a highly
saturated market, you�ll need to have more money to spend on advertising,
especially if the cost per click is fairly high. Thus, it wouldn't be advisable to pick
a highly saturated market for a first infoproduct.
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