Hi Friend
Step 1. Start with the main
problems and challenges
facing people in your niche.
I talked about that
the last time.
I told you how critical it
is to start getting
that (no-cost) organic
traffic flowing your way.
Let's continue.
Here's what's next.
Step 2 -
Find out where these people
hang out.
By "these people" I mean
your target audience.
The people who you want
to be a problem solver for.
Last time, I used the example
that your target audience
might be… organic farmers.
So, now, to continue with that
example, you need to answer this...
Where are all the organic farmers
who have problems with bugs
and critters?
Maybe they hang out on a few
popular Facebook Groups where
everybody’s talking about
organic farming.
Maybe you find them in Google+
communities, YouTube channels,
sub-Reddits, forums...
…or any of a million places, right?
Maybe they have their favorite bloggers
and frequent certain web sites.
So here's what you do.
Locate them by doing some
Google searches.
My favorite method for locating
my niche crowd is to find top
bloggers.
Then I follow them on their
social media sites, and let them
lead me to their followers.
That way, I find them on the top
bloggers' Facebook Pages,
Twitter feeds and so forth.
You can do the same thing,
picking the leaders in your niche.
You’ll also find your target
audience leaving comments on
the big blogs in your niche.
Follow those commenter back
to their own blogs.
Connect with them there.
Here's the key...
Once you find people hanging
out on specific blogs or in specific
groups ==> get involved.
Repeat… get involved.
Start having conversations on
social media, leave comments
on blogs.
Get to actually know some
of these people.
Give them answers and help
them overcome challenges.
But also… ask your own
questions to see who the
leaders are.
They're the ones that
will step forward to answer
your questions.
Next, I'll show you how to
get the followers of the
"big guys" to join your
own personal crowd.
Then they'll be your
followers, too.
Marketers like to call this
process "audience sniping"
or "audience hacking."
I just call it positioning
yourself in front of your
target audience.
More on exactly how to
do this next time.
Talk Soon,
Donna
-Donna & David-
Whirlwind Success
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