Really Good Diet Niche Read (PLR)! Ideas with Less Competition

Published: Mon, 02/10/20


It's Monday - yuck! But it's not that bad because my son is coming over and Shawn and Scarlett pitched in and we got the house all clean, my projects are completed and I feel ready to tackle my week!

Oh! Did I tell y'all what my new chihuahua Delilah did this weekend? She kind of creeped me out. We were heading to bed and she jumped up and all of a sudden, she acted like she was terrified of me - barking and slightly growling at me. I mean, I would too, seeing me without makeup, but she's seen me that way before! LOL I have no idea what caused her to be scared of me but she acted like I was a stranger. She was fine the next morning. So strange. Hope she's not insane or anything. 

By the way, if you're in my Master Domaining review implementation, go look for lesson 42 - it's ready for you!

Really Good Read - Fat Loss Mindset

Okay this was really impressive. Nicolas Hevey sent me a review copy of his new PLR eBook and it was right my alley! For those of you who don't know who Nicolas is, he's a 7 figure ClickBank marketer. So he knows what types of products satisfy an audience. 

It's about the mindset part of fat loss and boy do I need this. Heartbreaking confession time: I tell you, I've been frustrated because I was 249 before my trip to NYC in July and guess where I am today? Just over 270. So depressing. I never thought I'd be here again. I know what to do, no need to tell me - I just don't do it. It's 110% mindset. So I'm working on it. Again.

You haven't failed until you give up. And I'm not giving up. The key for me is out there and I even know what it is, I just haven't taken time and put in effort to practice (implement) it. I'd rather ignore it when I'm busy or stressed because it's the easy way out. 

Anyway, sorry for the personal detour. My point is, this is HELPFUL advice. And I don't care WHAT diet plan you promote to your audience, this PLR eBook will align with it perfectly. 

It's a MEATY read, too - 83 packed pages of advice. Written in a clear and conversational manner. I truly enjoyed it. 

Here's what's included in his package:

This launch is on a dimesale, so the sooner you get it, the more you save:

https://warriorplus.com/o2/a/tkp26/0

Coming Up with an Idea Where Competition Isn’t an Issue

It’s not just newbies who get stage fright over competition. It’s really not necessary, but it strikes fear in the hearts of newbies and seasoned marketers alike. 

Competition is a good thing. It means there are people scrambling to get a piece of a profit pie. If there’s zero competition, then that’s a sign that there’s no pie at all – in other words, no profits. 

Instead of being so worried about competition, learn to become one of the competitors that others should be fearful of. This doesn’t happen in an instant – it grows over time, and there’s plenty of room for you, regardless of what niche you want to be in. 

Think about what niche you want to be in. Does it seem like everyone and their grandmother is in that niche? That’s okay! Even if it’s dieting or making money online, there’s a place for you.

You don’t have to pursue underwater basket weaving as your niche just because no one else is doing it. They’re not there because it’s a dead niche for making money. 

What do you want to be known for in that niche? Let’s say it’s dieting. Would you like to be known for helping people stop yo yo dieting, or helping them lose a massive amount of weight as fast as possible?

You need a slant. You’re the one who is going to be creating a buzz about yourself in this niche, so you have to know what you want the conversation to be about. 

Who is your competition? Don’t be scared of them – dissect their offers and topple them that way. When two groups go to war, they learn as much as they can about the other group – what weapons they’re fond of, what mode of transportation they prefer, etc. This is how they ultimately defeat the other group. 

What (and how) are they operating in the niche? What products do they have? What services? How often are they networking on social sites? Look at every detail of how they conduct business. 

Now how could you do it better or different? If there are virtually no videos by these people, then you can dominate on YouTube. Or if they haven’t bothered to release a trendy product lately, you could get into the niche by scooping something in the news. 

Okay that's it for me today - have a good rest of your day!

Tiff ;)

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