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There are so many niche anyone who is interested in being a blog or forum owner can set up his website on. It's all about working on something that can deliver for your business and on something you have the knowledge and experience as well as expertise to manage well.
Someone suggested starting out a new blog/forum on gaming related niche. So, I'm wondering how lucrative do you think gaming niche would be?
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However, if you're persistent enough and produce quality content then you might have a chance.]
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DenisP
The thing is that gaming is far more popular than most people realize. They assume that the gaming subculture isn’t that big, when in fact it is massive. For this reason, there have been hundreds—if not thousands—of people who have tried to make money off of this niche in different ways.
The thing is that it worked out for those who were first on the scene, but now, the market is incredibly oversaturated. Take for example the Let’s Play phenomenon on YouTube. The people who were first on the scene are the ones making the real money. Meanwhile, anyone who is trying to make their way in at this point is barely going to get any attention among the thousands of fresh faces.
I’d personally focus my attention elsewhere if the main goal is to make money, because at this point it's like trying to make a new social media site while Facebook is still around. These days? Most likely not very lucrative. The thing is that gaming is [i]far[/i] more popular than most people realize. They assume that the gaming subculture isn’t that big, when in fact it is massive. For this reason, there have been hundreds—if not thousands—of people who have tried to make money off of this niche in different ways. The thing is that it worked out for those who were first on the scene, but now, the market is incredibly oversaturated. Take for example the Let’s Play phenomenon on YouTube. The people who were first on the scene are the ones making the real money. Meanwhile, anyone who is trying to make their way in at this point is barely going to get any attention among the thousands of fresh faces. I’d personally focus my attention elsewhere if the main goal is to make money, because at this point it's like trying to make a new social media site while Facebook is still around.
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