04-08-2021, 06:18 AM
04-08-2021, 09:26 AM
Thanks very much Layna!
As a wise old man once said; "Velly Intelesting!"
Although I don't think I could go as as far as saying that these are 'Bizarre' they are something to think about.
12days says
and reps!04-08-2021, 10:05 AM
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(04-08-2021 02:31 AM)layna61524 Wrote: [ -> ]Marlon SandersBIZARRE NICHES 2The True Story of 46,000 People
Making Money From Bizarre, Obscure Niches
Requested here:
http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-REQ-...e-Niches-2
This is a quick-reading, 20 page report from Marlon Sanders that exposes how 46,000 people are making money from (what he calls bizarre, obscure) "crazy" niches.
For example...
* One guy makes $161,413 each month with a political comedy podcast
* Another marketer takes in $70,000 a month from psychology content
* While yet another person earns $42,388 a month from posting random videos on "crazy" stuff
I was a bit disenchanted with the size of the report but for less than 10 bucks, I wasn't expecting a tome. Then I learned that there are lots of direct links to places on the web inside, so maybe there is some value in this little report.
That will be up to the individual reader.
READ MORE HERE:
I just purchased this and haven't had time to go through it yet so I can't vouch for the value. I did happen to put Marlon's website (marlonsanders.com) into a WP site ripper and although he does give away a few freebies, he's a real "marketer's marketer." By that, I mean, he entices you with what appears to be valuable products but ONLY IF you agree to purchase another one ... or sign up for a continuity offer of his where you pay $1 "to test the waters" but to see more, you are then inside a monthly membership that goes for upwards of $37 to $97 a month. Of course, as the saying goes, "You can cancel at anytime."
So Marlon isn't as generous as I-M gurus used to be.
Nonetheless, I present you with... his Bizarre Niches 2 report:
GET IT HERE:
LAYNA'S NOTE: FYI, I changed the name of the report to Crazy-Niches-Report on saving the file, so please note that it is the exact same file I purchased (Bizarre Niches 2). Also, I am not aware that Sanders has a product called Bizarre Niches 1 ... I searched and didn't find it, so please don't ask me to share a previous one because I don't have it.
BUT WAIT! THERE'S
(A BIT) MORE...!
I located links to a few more Marlon Sanders reports below.
The 8333 SPECIAL REPORT
Here's an older (2014) special report promising the potential to make $8,333 a month (that's just under $100K a year) in 10 days from Marlon's "5 Minute Daily Planning Ritual."
Could it still work, some 7 years later? You can give it a try...
THE 5 MINUTE DAILY PLANNING
RITUAL THAT COULD POTENTIALLY
PROPEL YOU TO $8333 A MONTH!
THE AMAZING FORMULA THAT
SELLS PRODUCTS LIKE CRAZY
GET IT HERE:
PRODUCT CREATION SHEET
GROWTH MAGAZINE
And lastly, here is a "back door video" of a live training he did on researching keywords:
KEYWORD RESEARCH TRAINING
The VT report below is for the featured share only. Please run a local scan on any of the other items you download from the direct links provided.
VIRUS TOTAL:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/5f22.../detection
File name: Crazy-Niches-Report.pdf
File size: 2.34 MB
Detection ratio: 0 / 61
Analysis date: 2021-04-07 15:53:16 UTC
If you're seeing this post anywhere other than bestblackhatforum.com
or being shared by anyone other than Layna61524, then that's where/who
THEY TOOK IT FROM!
So that's all for now...
Enjoy!
for reading!
Layna61524
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04-09-2021, 06:45 AM
@All: Thanks to each of you for posting to the thread. I appreciate the kind words and the reps given.
@GalaxyQuest2: Thank you for informing me about the issue with the link to the Growth Magazine download. I will go in and remove the "s" in the link address so that the problem is solved. It seems that browsers automatically insert https:// to sites you visit but some websites don't have that secure layer but the older http:// ... there's nothing wrong with the file you're downloading; it's a browser issue. So whenever you see that again, it's just a matter of clicking the URL and editing it to remove the "s" in https:// ... if you decide you still want to visit the site.
@Nitro: Thank you, for the mirror to Growth Magazine (for anyone having issues with the link), for adding some more Marlon Sanders stuff to the thread and for your reps.
@Razmataz13: I read this little report during commercial breaks while watching TV last night and I'm not sure how useful it will be until I check some of the links inside. The income figures are mind-boggling (if true) but I thought there was some rule that copywriters/marketers could not make income claims. I know Sanders isn't saying WE will definitely make these amounts but he's waving the figures around to get buyers for his report.
@12days: I'm glad I could help. I agree with you, the niches aren't exactly odd or bizarre, per se. Marketers often hype a title to get your attention and Sanders did that with this little report.
Sanders makes it sound easy to pull in several thousand dollars each month on Patreon but to make this kind of dough, one has to have:
1 - Highly unique content (ex: you create it yourself and it can't be found with a simple web search);
2 - Enough highly unique content to last over time because once you've run out of content, you will run out of paying subscribers; and,
3 - Great writing style to engage your audience (unless your content is delivered in a style that educates, entertains or enthuses the reader, he or she won't hang around long.
Then you can add in the saturation factor: something works well until, over time, enough people come along to either saturate it (more competition) or mess things up for everybody (untalented people trying to make money selling crappy content).
This sounds like something I'd like to try but (again) until I check out some of the links inside the report, I'm not quite sure.
Layna61524
@GalaxyQuest2: Thank you for informing me about the issue with the link to the Growth Magazine download. I will go in and remove the "s" in the link address so that the problem is solved. It seems that browsers automatically insert https:// to sites you visit but some websites don't have that secure layer but the older http:// ... there's nothing wrong with the file you're downloading; it's a browser issue. So whenever you see that again, it's just a matter of clicking the URL and editing it to remove the "s" in https:// ... if you decide you still want to visit the site.
@Nitro: Thank you, for the mirror to Growth Magazine (for anyone having issues with the link), for adding some more Marlon Sanders stuff to the thread and for your reps.
@Razmataz13: I read this little report during commercial breaks while watching TV last night and I'm not sure how useful it will be until I check some of the links inside. The income figures are mind-boggling (if true) but I thought there was some rule that copywriters/marketers could not make income claims. I know Sanders isn't saying WE will definitely make these amounts but he's waving the figures around to get buyers for his report.
@12days: I'm glad I could help. I agree with you, the niches aren't exactly odd or bizarre, per se. Marketers often hype a title to get your attention and Sanders did that with this little report.
Sanders makes it sound easy to pull in several thousand dollars each month on Patreon but to make this kind of dough, one has to have:
1 - Highly unique content (ex: you create it yourself and it can't be found with a simple web search);
2 - Enough highly unique content to last over time because once you've run out of content, you will run out of paying subscribers; and,
3 - Great writing style to engage your audience (unless your content is delivered in a style that educates, entertains or enthuses the reader, he or she won't hang around long.
Then you can add in the saturation factor: something works well until, over time, enough people come along to either saturate it (more competition) or mess things up for everybody (untalented people trying to make money selling crappy content).
This sounds like something I'd like to try but (again) until I check out some of the links inside the report, I'm not quite sure.
Layna61524
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