Niche Brainstorming

The next step in the PPD workflow is to brainstorm and select a niche.

What is a niche? A niche, as defined by dictionary.com, is,

“A distinct segment of a market.”

Some examples of PPD niches could be keygens for a program or game.

For example, a Photoshop CS6 keygen is a PPD niche. However, this

niche is a saturated niche, meaning that a lot of other PPD users know

about it, and have already promoted it themselves. For beginners, I would

NOT recommend using a saturated niche as your first niche. Why? Well,

saturated niches are usually extremely popular games. This means, to rank

and compete with other users, you would have to invest a good amount of

time and money, to actually start earning money back.

Now, you might be thinking, how can I come up with an un-saturated

niche? Well, I will explain that right now. This eBook will revolve around

gaming niches. Whether they are hacks/cheats related to games, keygens,

cracks, etc., this eBook will detail them. While these are not the only kinds

of PPD niches out there, they are the easiest to promote and use for

beginners (in my opinion)