If you are looking to start your own niche business you will need some help to find internet niche markets. There are plenty of cool niches that are still largely untapped.

Niche marketing research can be a daunting task for many newbies, but once you get the hang of it you can find profitable niches with relatively little effort.

One Australian marketer, Andrew Hansen, has written a report called Niche Marketing on Crack. Whilst the name may be a little confronting for some, the information contained within this report could be just what you need to build your niche business.

Niche Marketing on Crack, or NMOC as it is known by the members, has just been updated for 2008. Andrew is also currently working on some new projects to be released later this year.

The NMOC report includes examples on how to use niche marketing to increase your profits from very small but profitable niches. The techniques used work without a doubt, but the trick is in the niche picking. It may take a little time to get your niches right, but once you do it is possible to make a regular income and move on to the next niche.

The members only forum includes niche marketing research tips, including details of specific niches that Andrew has researched himself for the benefit of the members. He has also created internet niche marketing software, which makes setting up your niche sites a relatively fast process.

For more information click here to visit Niche Marketing on Crack.

Starting at the start would probably be a pretty good idea for most, but in this case that’s waaaaay tooo long ago. I’m going to take you back to April of 2007 instead.

Like thousands of others, I had been looking for a way to make money on the internet with various home business opportunities for years. Nothing had worked. Well, not to any large degree anyway. I had made little bits here and there from the odd thing that I had tried, but nothing serious. I don’t really think I had the dedication to make it work back then either, but that’s another story.

I was surfing the net, as I often did, reading sales letter after sales letter. Wading through the hype as we have all done hundreds, if not thousands of times. I saw a little ad banner flashing, I can’t even remember now where it was. I clicked on the banner and it took me to a flashy red, white and blue website with a photo of a guy with a wad of cash in his hand. He was peeking out cheekily from behind the fanned out money, almost daring me to try and take it. This website was called The Rich Pom. (more…)