Day 7

Subject: [firstname]: Competition is a two-edged sword!

Hey [firstname]!

Some of those tools I told you about yesterday will also give you an idea as to how competitive your potential nice is.  This is a two-edged sword. If there's too much competition, you'll struggle and it could indicate that the niche is over-saturated.  On the other hand, if there's no competition at all, it could indicate that there's no interest in a particular topic.  Sometimes being first isn't always best.  You have to use your own judgment as to whether a particular niche is too competitive for you or not.

Wow!  We've covered quite a lot over the past week or so.  Let's just recap what we've learned: 

We talked about what your ideal niche should be – and this will be individual to you. We talked about evergreen niches. I told you three common pitfalls to avoid when choosing a niche. We delved into keywords and I gave you some of the R&D tools I use when I'm researching a brand new niche.

But you know what?

Within the confines of this short e-course I've only been able to scratch the surface of what you need to do to find and profit from a lucrative niche. There's a whole bunch of stuff I just haven't had the time or space to cover – analyzing your competition and finding your ideal customer, for example.  I go into much more detail in my niche finding manual.  I've still got a few copies left, but they're going fast.  Grab your copy RIGHT NOW from [link to sales page] and start finding your ideal niche today.

To your success!

[Your Name]
