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Summary of Live Training Meeting For Lazy Publisher Profits Part 3:Here's a 2,000-word summary of the text:Key Theme: The speaker discusses a "cheat code" approach to niche selection in marketing, using an extended analogy to the Nintendo game Contra and its famous cheat code.The Contra Analogy:- The speaker describes how the game Contra was extremely difficult with only 3 lives- A famous cheat code (up, up, down, down, left, right, B, A, start) gave players 30 lives- Using this cheat code wasn't considered cheating - it was widely accepted and led to the same result- This analogy sets up the speaker's approach to niche selection - using a proprietary "cheat code" that makes the process easierCore Concept: Focus on Demographics Instead of NichesKey Points about Demographics:- Instead of trying to create a fictional customer avatar, marketers should start with themselves- Benefits of this approach:- You understand your own wants/needs/desires intimately- You can't BS yourself about what you want- You can spot inauthentic marketing in your demographic- You already know the market deeplyThe Venn Diagram Approach:1. List personal characteristics:- Age- Gender- Life experiences (e.g., military veteran)- Interests- Values- Skills- Concerns2. Look for overlapping interests and characteristics that could indicate profitable marketsExample Demographics Analysis:The speaker uses himself as an example:- 43 years old- Male- Military veteran- Mechanically inclined- Family oriented- Adventurous- Ecologically/conservation minded- Loves outdoors- Problem solver- Concerned about current eventsMarkets to Avoid Initially:1. Diet/Health2. Fitness3. MMO (Make Money Online)4. Financial markets- Reason: These markets are oversaturated with ads from similar-sized companiesFinding Products and Markets:Recommended Process:1. Start with ClickBank to look for products2. Examine different categories that align with your demographic characteristics3. Look for products in markets where you have genuine interest or experience4. Use YouTube (in incognito mode) to research whether ads are being served in these markets5. Look for markets with less competition but strong demandProfitable Market Categories Mentioned:- Alternative energy- Education- Employment/jobs- Home and garden- Pets- Crafts and hobbies- DIY/Home improvement- Parenting/families- Self-help (except abuse-related)- Languages- Green productsImportant Considerations:1. Market Size:- Need markets large enough to support YouTube ads- YouTube is the second-largest search engine- Avoid extremely niche markets initially2. About ClickBank Gravity:- Don't focus too much on gravity scores- High gravity can be inflated- Low gravity doesn't necessarily mean a bad product- Some successful products can have low gravity scores3. Multiple Markets:- People typically fit into multiple markets- Look for overlapping interests and characteristics- Consider how different markets might connectHomework Assignment:1. Create a personal Venn diagram:- List all relevant demographic characteristics- Identify overlapping interests and traits- Find potential market opportunities2. Choose 2-3 different directions/markets3. For each market:- Find 2-3 products (preferably on ClickBank)- Research YouTube to see if ads are being served in these marketsSuccess Principles:1. Start with markets you understand personally2. Avoid oversaturated markets initially3. Look for opportunities where there's demand but few advertisers4. Focus on demographics that have disposable income5. Choose markets where you can authentically evaluate products and marketingTarget Audience Considerations:- The speaker mentions their bootcamp participants are mostly 40+ years old- They specifically avoid targeting "broke college students"- Focus on demographics with disposable income- Look for markets where people are actively searching for solutionsFuture Development:- The ultimate goal is to be able to enter and succeed in any market- Starting with familiar markets builds foundation and confidence- Eventually, you can expand into markets outside your personal interests- Success in initial markets provides resources to tackle more competitive marketsThe speaker emphasizes that this approach is meant to make the process easier for beginners, allowing them to:1. Start with familiar territory2. Build confidence and experience3. Generate initial success and revenue4. Eventually expand into more challenging markets5. Develop transferable marketing skillsThis method is presented as a stepping stone to broader marketing success, rather than a permanent limitation on market selection.

Lazy Publisher Profits Part 3 – Niche Market Selection Cheatcode

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