Hello, everyone, everywhere.

Pastor Bob Thibodeaux here.

Praise God.

It's good to be back.

For those of you may not know, I had a small injury.

Slipped and fell and injured my arm, and that made typing hard.

And when you're working on a computer every day, you just got to take some time off till things work out.

Amen.

Praise God.

But it's good to be back.

I'm, like, chomping at the bit right now that I wanted to get this thing done about a week ago and start sharing this with you.

Maybe a week or so late, but praise God.

God's timing is always spot on.

Amen.

Praise God.

Where are we talking now for the next couple weeks about how to choose a niche?

That's an important topic.

You know that.

That's probably what I get asked a lot when I'm helping someone just start out, I say, well, what should I go into?

That's not for me to say, all right, what interests you?

You know, what.

What interests do you have?

What are you trying to accomplish?

Do you have background in this area?

All these things go into choosing your niche.

But let's go ahead and jump into the nitty gritty of it.

Amen.

Because in today's training, I'm going to dig deep, start anyway.

Digging deep into this topic, the concern, the issue of trying to choose a niche if you're just starting out, you know, I think for most of you is trying to choose an angle within your niche that you're really trying to ask because you've got an idea of the niche.

It's just, what's your angle within the niche?

So we could call that a sub niche if you want.

I mean, we could call that an angle or a deeper angle within your niche.

The reason I'm doing this is I frequently get the question, how do you choose a profitable niche?

How do you choose a profitable angle within the niche?

How do you choose the profitable part of the Internet?

Well, folks, to be honest, I've always avoided teaching folks on this because I don't believe there's any one size fits all answer, amen, each.

It varies by person to person.

It varies depending on the type of niche that you're going into.

And it varies over time.

It can change from month to month, year to year.

And so when I do a training like this, I like it to be evergreen.

I don't want to make it today and next week, I got to redo it again.

I want to be something that folks can use moving forward, and I don't want to create something that's.

That's good for three weeks, right.

I like to create something that's long term, a year, two years, and then you got to change it up because technology changes and all that.

But I get these questions a lot.

Amen.

Now, we also know that it's very, very difficult to give you.

I say it's not a one size fits all answer.

It's actually like a tree, if you think about it, where there's three or four branches going off the main topic, it may be as many as five or six branches to give you a solution.

The truth of the matter is, if someone comes to me and I do a private call with them and I really dig in, I start asking them a few questions, and I can almost always, no matter what the niche is, I can almost always direct someone to a profitable corner of their niche, really, just by asking a handful of questions and digging in, they're going to be different for every person.

They're not the same, but.

But being able to really dig in, I'm able to come up with helping them find a solution to that question.

And so the more I think about it, I say, well, if I can come up with it and if I give you enough information, then you should be able to find a starting point to be able to come up with it yourself.

Right?

Amen.

So without further ado, let's go ahead and start to dig in, because there's two really two different starting points.

When you choose your own niche, you may be looking for a niche or a sub niche or an angle in your niche, probably because you already have an interest in something that deals.

That deals with that niche.

Right?

You have an interest.

You know that.

That interest is something.

Well, it interests you.

Amen.

But you don't know what part of the business aspect of that might be profitable.

You don't know what part of the business that people are going to look for information about.

And one of the things that's important for us to absolutely remember and never forget is we can have the absolute best information in the whole world.

But if nobody is looking for that information, you're never going to sell any of it.

None.

Period.

Zilch.

I know.

I've lived that example.

Amen.

I don't shut me down when I'm preaching.

Good.

Now, praise God.

So what you need to learn is what information people are looking for.

That is item number one.

Amen.

Praise God.

Now, next time, we're also going to be talking about diving deeper into that, but don't fall.

And I say this with the utmost respect.

Don't fall for the fallacy of the this is almost guaranteed.

You can go on just about any, I'll be careful how I say this.

You can go on almost any Internet marketing site and find some reference to almost a guarantee.

Folks, the only thing guaranteed, as Ben Franklin said, is death and taxes.

And we don't like either one of them, do we?

Praise God.

But we can say if you do this work, if you go through it with us, if you go through the training here with me, you're going to have a real good idea, a real good idea of what's going to work for you in your niche.

Amen.

So join us next time.

Till then, this pastor, by reminding you, be blessed in all that you do, stop this recording.

We'd be good, right?

Amen.