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Versie van 28 jan 2022 08:26
Considering to become your own publisher on KDP? Then you probably want to do some niche research.
What is a niche?
Some ideas about what a niche is:
A uniformaly addressable market segment
For me, niche usually means:
- A segment of a market, that can be addressed uniformly
Example
- There is such a thing as a niche for caravans (unless you think that the market for caravans is too big to call it a niche). You can address prospects in this group uniformly (to a certain extend), like through magazines
- Maybe there is a niche for something like off-the-road caravans. This fits the definition of a niche above a bit better: It's relatively small (compaired to the main category of caravans) and prospects in this niche can probably be even more uniformly addressed, like through enthusiasts websites and magazines
- Maybe there is a niche for something like gothic German off-the-road caravans. If so, it would definitely be a small part of a bigger market, and communication can be even more uniformly.
Counterexamples
Maybe some examples of groups that are not nichses, as they can't be uniformly addressed:
- Gothic German off-the-road caravans and luxury caravans
- A magazine for both recently graduated students and unemployed people without school diploma
- A news site for BMW & Mercedes enthusiasts
- A RedBubble shop with wildly different designs applied to all products that RedBubble offers.
A collection of search phrases leading to the same product(s)
A refreshingly different way to define what a niche is:
- A collection of search phrases that lead to a product, or collection of products
This captures the same aspects as in the definition before, but more suited for online marketing.
I also heard somewhere the addition ...A niche is a place to which 6 or 7 strong key phrases lead. That seems like a normative addition concerning the size of the niche, but I don't know the context of that statement.
Aspects of niches
Some aspects of niches that are relevant later on in this article:
- Size
- Equilibrium [1]: Is it a seller's market or buyer's market? Can you quantify this?
Buyer-vs-seller-market: I don't have a good term for this yet. Maybe Competetiveness (sounds ambiguous)
Niches: Examples
Examples
For a customer, I do the online marketing for selling widgets. We have websites for different country-language combinations. Now consider:
- Widgets for Estonia
Identify niches
In some of the chapters below, niches are analysed to
Niche size
Sources
- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BlRRnk1xBNg - Paul Marles: Top 3 FREE KDP Niche Research Tools and Tutorial
- https://www.educba.com/market-equilibrium/