A niche market is a special, and more concentrated portion of a bigger market. The size of a niche market can vary. Many eBook writers assume that a market is a little market in consumer dimensions and so is going to be a lot less lucrative. This isn't always correct.

For instance; you may write an eBook about losing weight which is a huge industry. This industry is already saturated and is hard to break into as a new author. You would be better off to write an eBook for a market segment of the market for example"Weight Loss for Post Pregnant Women."

This niche market has huge potential and can be quite lucrative to a author. There's a major market of pregnant women needing to lose weight once they've given birth. These readers are more likely to identify with an eBook title that's specifically for post pregnant girls than a general weight loss eBook.

Think of a niche market as a narrowly defined group of potential customers that fits into a bigger market. If you're targeting a niche market then you're providing special information for that group that's not being addressed from the mainstream eBooks.

Composing for a market market also applies to fiction writers who wish to stick out in the crown. You will write an eBook for the"Fantasy" genre, but if you don't have some market or unique narrative it will just blend in with the thousands of additional"Fantasy" eBooks.

You would be astounded at a few of the eBook topics that were covered. Yet, it has been those authors who have written eBooks for market topics that have profited very well. Do not just write an eBook about dog training; write an eBook about puppy training for Labradors. Don't write an eBook about golf practice; write an eBook about golfing training for high school players.

One of the crucial reasons for targeting a niche market is to establish yourself as a professional and from there you can build your reputation within the bigger market. As soon as you become the expert, people will look for your title as the"go-to" person to help answer their own questions.

When you have established your"position" on your niche then you may begin to expand into other regions inside your topic if you find that the potential to achieve that. It is only once you've created your name, brand and position that you will succeed in moving on to larger things.

The net sometimes takes a writer from"unknown to famous" more quickly than ever before when you stick out in the crowd by providing something different and unique.

Finding a niche market necessitates doing some research and gaining information during the preparation stage of your eBook. This entails doing your homework and identifying just what online viewers are looking for. A free tool to use is the Google AdWords or key word tool. You can also restrict your search on this tool by choosing which country that you want to focus on. This tool will tell how many searches are entered for your market subject each month.

During this planning stage to your eBook you'll also want to take a look at your competition. Type your key words into a search engine and discover what's already out there on the industry. If you find a different eBook already covering your subject then see whether you may add a small twist to your title and content to attract a new audience.

Your research will also provide you with the information to ascertain if your potential customers are available and therefore are in a marketplace that's growing fast enough for you to achieve your sales targets.

In the eBook writing and creation stage you will have to produce an attention grabbing name that includes the precise key phrases people are searching for. You'll have to write for your target market and answer their queries, satisfy their needs or desires, and supply them with the experience that they expect when buying your eBook.

EBook advertising for a niche market requires identifying where on the internet your perfect customer visits. This may be a forum that directly targets your niche topic, a chat room, community website, trade newsletter, website or perhaps you will have to directly target your niche by using paid advertisements.

It's very important that you carefully select the online eBook shops that you need your eBook to appear in. You will not be too successful if you only submit your eBook into the major shops such as Amazon. Your eBook will only get lost amongst the thousands of different titles. If you write an eBook concerning sport then try to get your eBook in an internet store that focuses on sports eBooks. Should you write an eBook for entrepreneurs subsequently get your eBook into the online eBook shop for entrepreneurs.

Finally, you will have to build a connection with your ideal customer by providing free information, informational products, establishing a blog, website or social media website that reaches them straight. That is the reason why building and branding your author platform is crucial to your success as a writer.

So before you decide to write and self publish an eBook, see whether you're better off targeting a niche industry. It could just take you from unidentified author to successfully self published eBook author.