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Originally Posted by will76
If you can get in good with a particular niche and get them using the site you can at least get your base of real users and word of mouth cranking then add on new niches and grow the site.
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Correct. For those of use that have worked in (and understand) niche markets for a period of time, it really comes down the user base. They are loyal, and they also will be your best minions for spreading the word. You can incite that viral spreading with some well thought out advertising campaigns/freebies/add ons. But niche mofo's are your best asset.
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Originally Posted by will76
Perhaps the hurdle is so big for most people to get their site going because they are setting the bar to high.
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Exactly. Talk to most people about their online ideas, and they all want to be the next Bill Gates type of mofo making millions with super models tossing their salads in a Benzo. Instead of simply being the richest motherfucker in their town, which is essentially the same thing in the real world.
Most of their ideas are too big for a single person, with unrealistic time frames, and typically no funding or resources to put behind it. In capital, and workforce. So they are bound to fail before they leave the station so to speak.
