This is a great metaphor to Marketers fighting over the same niches. What a clever idea.

Yes, there are tons of niches available for everyone to get into. There’s no need to fight over the same ones, however, competition creates excellence. If you have a unique view of a specific niche, take turtles for example, then I think it is okay to get into an already popular niche. Just make sure you’re position is unique.

Regards,
Charles Burleigh

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With over ten years online full-time, Teri is definitely a niche marketing expert – she maintains over 30 niche sites and 5 niche blogs, so the info in Finding Profitable Niches isn’t fluff – it’s the real deal from someone who walks the walk in niche marketing 24/7.

Once again, you’ve provided your blog readers with an excellent resource – hope they know enough to bookmark your blog, subscribe to your feed, and/or subscribe to your e-zine!

To your continued success as a pro blogger,

Doug Champigny,
http://TeamChampigny.com

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Great points here. I think it’s a reflection of how we as humans are ‘wired’. Most of us are not people who want to be ‘loners’, we want to be social. Hanging in a group means we don’t have to get out of our comfort zone.

I think that holds true in our marketing efforts, trying to get ‘in to’ the Internet Marketing niche seems easy and there are a lot of people who we can ‘socialize’ with, but unless you have a few thousand people who are hanging on your every word, it’s tough.

Exploring other niches means that we have to leave our comfort zone and go out on our own, which a lot of us don’t want to do.

Teri’s book can be a great resource, but you also have to obtain some knowledge, apply it, and the measure the results. K.A.R. (Knowledge-Application-Results).

Great post, keep up the great work.

Ron Barrett

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People get tired of being promoted the same stuff all the time.

Don’t follow the crowd, be an adventurer and carve your own path. Your business will prosper.

SAhelby