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Desperate Niche Lesson

Let's talk about a desperate niche. I want to give you my $0.02 in how I think you should tackle this and it might be a bit different from how some other marketers approach it. 

What made me want to do this lesson was I saw a PLR launch about (eew) toenail fungus from Kevin Byrne (link below). Sounds disgusting, but many people suffer from it and it's a desperate niche - so he was smart to do a pack about it. I went through the articles and they were good, but had pictures. Necessary for the topic, but Gag. Not very "work while having your coffee" friendly. LOL!

Anyway, first I start doing research - when it comes to toenails, "fungus" is what first pops up in my keyword tool. It's the top 3. After that it's designs, clippers and all sorts of other stuff. I start digging around and people want relief FAST. Now you're going to see all sorts of searches for home remedies. And the content is great for that. 

But guess what you should do? I would use ALL of the content in the packs for blog posts and in those blog posts, give the home remedies but also a link to a quick relief product on Amazon or Walmart or wherever. That's because many people often think they want a home remedy, but as they're reading about the various stuff they have to go shopping for and mix up and let heal over several days, it's gnawing on them that a readymade solution is staring them in the eye and with a click - they can have it (usually next day from Amazon) and not have to worry about mixes and prep and all that follow up stuff. 

Don't link inside PDFs or emails. Direct everyone to your blog. Think of things people want to know - not only how to get rid of it, but how to prevent it, how to understand what's causing it in the first place, and how to stop it from coming back repeatedly. 

Why are they looking for your help? Because after DIY over the counter solutions, the next step is a liver-damaging oral medication or laser treatment - both costly and scary. 

What do you sell? There are ALL sorts of products on Amazon - ranging from $7 drops to $40+ kits. And people are keeping the products in supply not only to cure what's happening to them but to prevent recurrences. 

Look at the questions people are asking and the comments in Amazon. They want something that doesn't smell horrible (so slant an article on that and recommend a tea tree oil remedy - a soak or drops you can promote). They want to know if they can hide it with nail polish - so maybe promote some antifungal nail polishes (since people use this product line for both fingernails and toenails). 

What else can you promote to go with it? Other foot care products - like clippers. 

Look up nail fungus forum on Google and look at what people are discussing. Bodybuilders having the problem. Detoxers. Beauty technicians. Diabetics. Athletes of all types. Parents looking for remedies for their kids. And more. 

Need some domain ideas? How about:

• NailFungusAuthority.com
• BestCureForNailFungus.com
• HealYourNailFungus.com
• TreatYourNailFungus.com
• HowToFightNailFungus.com

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