Working From Home In Micro Niche Markets
Micro niche markets can be a very effective way to create working from home income.

Micro niche markets can offer a lucrative working from home advantage over broad and generalized markets and products if they are in an evergreen market. But they can also change overnight.
When working from home you need to expand. Never have all of your businesses in the same micro niche or the same type of marketing. Once you have successes build upon them but also begin a new venture in another marketing niche or marketing platform.
The key to working from home is utilizing shortcuts, shortcuts that give you the advantage of working from home with the desired results by utilizing your time effectively with the least amount of effort.
You need to develop a one person business system and stick to it. If it fails then change the format and approach. When you discover income, expound upon it, and take it to new levels of discovery.
If you base your working from home lifestyle entirely around affiliate products, or micro niche affiliate products and markets, you will have successes and see rewards, but it will always fluctuate and never be stable.
- The only way to make your online work from home income stable is to have three things.
- These three things are what you should be working on as you build your income.
- These three things can save you if something happens to your micro niche affiliate marketing efforts.
- These three things are not what you need in the beginning of marketing but they should be a goal once you have income coming in from your affiliate sales.
- You need to be developing a plan to keep your income stable in an evergreen market.
The Working From Home Three Goals
- You need to have your own product or products
- You need to have an opt-in list
- You need to have recurring income (membership site)
The working from home affiliate market today is changing rapidly. This is obvious to anyone that markets affiliate products.
Take Amazon for an example.
In the past few years Amazon has had to close their doors to affiliates in six states, and Amazon is currently in litigation with two other states. This is because states are seeking more revenue to support their employees and their projects through online taxes.
The world economy is not sound and this is easily seen and understood. What is happening is that individual states and cities are close to bankruptcy or are already there, and they are looking for new sources of revenue.
I am not saying that being an affiliate for Amazon, ClickBank, or any of the other popular markets is bad. These are still lucrative and should be utilized, but what I am saying is that things change daily online and you need to consider this with seriousness.
It can happen overnight.
Google drops your website and your traffic suddenly disappears, or Amazon is not allowed to have affiliates in your state or country. Your working from home income is suddenly gone. This is not a conjecture. It is, and has, already happened.
Reduce, Reuse, And Recycle.
Reduce the time that you put into activities that don’t directly make you money when working from home.
You need to reuse the content, the systems, and the resources that are making you money working from home.
You need to recycle by generating more money from your subscribers, visitors, and buyers.
The key is to make more money working from home with what is already making you money.
To do this successfully is having your own product. It does not have to be a product that you created on your own. It can be anything, but it has to be unique.
The key element is that your niche or micro niche markets and products must be in evergreen markets. If it is not then you will be constantly updating, changing, and searching for new products to earn your working from home income.
An evergreen micro niche market feeds itself.
You do not have to constantly update and write new content. It is fed by the users and the subscribers. In times of inflation or depression the few things that people purchase and are concerned about are food, clothing, weight loss, health, transportation, pets, water, and believe it or not jewelry.
Having your own micro niche product can be evergreen, if it is in an evergreen market.
When you are an affiliate your average earnings are 50%. This is pretty standard across the affiliate marketing industry. This can be a good working from home income but it is still discretionary and not constant.
Having a membership site can be an answer to all of your concerns and needs and can build an income that is constant and an evergreen market.
- A membership site can give the freedom to make choices and give your membership anything that you learn and discover.
- A membership site is something that you own and no one can take away.
- A membership site can be based around micro niche markets instead of working from home markets, or they can be combined.
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And remember 3 rules for online success:
1. Know or understand how to get your own blog or website set up
2. Know how to implement compelling copy onto your site
3. And know how to get targeted traffic to your site
Now get out there and begin your online marketing adventure and have fun!
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Nice write up. Thanks for the info we need more ablout this subject. it is somethimg that i am interested in today.
Hi raceydenn,
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Thank you again for your comment.
Hi.
This is a useful post. I’d like to know though how were you able to identify the micro niche markets you mentioned — i.e., food, clothing, weight loss, health, transportation, pets, water, and jewelry.
I’ve read and I’ve been advised by other professional online writers and website owners that they solely rely on Google’s keyword tool. Do you have other methods to share?
Thanks.
Hi Leann,
I learned about them through historical data dating back to the early 1900’s.
I did this research offline not online. In fact I have never checked it online. That is something to consider.
When I was in college I took courses on statistics and economics that are still useful for me today. I think that marketers would benefit from economics courses in general, although there are economics instructors that have opinions that I do not agree with. The study and historical data is valuable without a doubt.
As with anything in research Google keyword tool is a good base, but not perfect.
Google trends is good too, and their are many other sources.
Affiliate sites are good. Amazon best sellers, ClickBank popularity, Alexa Hot Searches, and any site that has a list of popular searches is useful, MSN, CNN, NBC, and other sites to see what is trending, the list is long. I listed many of these in a post some time ago. I don’t remember the post now off the top of my head or I could send you there.
The main thing to do is not get so absorbed in what is trending for a week or one month but to try to follow it for years, if possible at least for three.
The start is too build an affiliate sales income from what is selling. Now you have to realize that many others are doing the same thing. So, the competition will probably be high to very high. If you can begin to make some income then expound on what is making your income but also set aside some time to go after the higher fruit, so to speak, the evergreen markets, like newborns, weddings, health, retirement, insurance, clothing, fast food coupons, etc, anything that is in constant need and desired, and anything that satisfies someones impulses, and searched consistently year after year.
Ideally you should purchase a few domain names with this in mind and get them online and active with a blog or something but make sure it can be changed without any huge transformation. This way your site will age and not be overlooked once you begin to develop it. Just a thought.
If you plan on relying on advertising for income, don’t, unless you know what you are doing. I see so many sites put up that are solely to generate Google AdSense income and after a few months of limited success they usually are pushed back to page 500+.
If you do go after AdSense as an income source or some other form of advertising make sure that you have at least something of value on your site and also set up a store or something with either ClickBank or Amazon or one of the other alternatives along with AdSense or similar advertising. This will help to keep your ranking and your traffic flowing.
You need to discover what you are most comfortable doing and make that a base to work from, if you can it will help a lot.
Evergreen markets tend to be the hardest to break into and that is why I say keep them on the burning but always in mind, when starting out.
I have many site templates for babies, weddings, fishing, hunting, holidays, recipes, and “what-nots” that are evergreen but I do not use them because I have no time and they deserve time and require time to break into these markets, because there are so many established sites in them already.
I wish you luck, since I do not know what niche or micro niche that you are intending on pursuing I can’t give you any specific advice.
Thank you for commenting.