Show notes: Niche market ideas is the focus of today's podcast. The areas we will cover include wholesales (2nd part), forums, AliExpress and Pinterest. If you find the content valuable remember to subscribe to the podcast and share the links with your friends. Niche Market Ideas Alvern: Hello, ladies! Alvern here. I'm so excited to meet you guys on the podcast today, after being a little bit sick last week. So very excited because it's part three on the niche research series. And most importantly, it's the final one. But I have so much exciting stuff to share with you today, I hope you really enjoy it. So today we'll be looking at niche market ideas. And the areas we're gonna be covering is the second part of wholesale, we're also gonna be looking at forums, be covering over AliExpress, and then finally we're gonna finish up with Pinterest. So, let's jump right into it! Thomasnet.com So, under wholesale, we have the second part, I'm going to be looking at two websites. The first one is called ThomasNet.com. So that's ThomasNet.com. It's quite a popular site if you are a person who wants to create your own physical product or you want to sell products directly from the distributors or from the wholesalers themselves, or, should I say manufacturers themselves. It's a really really popular site. It has been around for a hundred and twenty years, but you probably never heard of it because you would never be interested in developing your own physical products. So if you want to create your own, for example, something that needs to be cast in a mould, a fitting, or some sort of a little metal hanger, or, you know, anything like that, this is the perfect site to go to. You can go in and have a look at manufacturers; there's manufacturers across the range. Like I said, it's been around for over a hundred and twenty years, and they cover six million products. I'll let that sink in for a second. Six million products. And if it is, you'd think you can't find anything on there that you'd like to either resell or a manufacturer can actually take one of their products and customise it for your particular market niche, then, I think rethink this all over again. There are over half a million suppliers on there, and they have their own product catalogues as well as you can list cover supplies on there. So, that's a good website. You can come up with a really big search bar and all you need to do is put in whatever idea. So, say, for example, the hanger. So if you, for example, you wanna ... Decide you want to go into creating these lovely hangers for women only. That will be space-saving hangers, or hangers that's eco-friendly, or, you know, hangers for scarves, or whatever it is. You just type in hangers there, for example, or clothes hangers. And you see the manufacturers who make the normal standard hangers, and then you can go to them and say, "Well, I have an idea for a prototype, of XYZ hanger, maybe hangers for knickers, whatever it is you want to do hangers for. And they will be able to create a prototype for you and then come back and let you test it in the marketplace. There are also suppliers of weight-loss products there as well, so if you want to create your own weight-loss concoction, tablet, capsule, whatever it is, you can find them on there as well. So, really really brilliant site if it is you want to be selling physical products. Thomann.de The next one up is Thomann.de. So, I'll spell that; it's: T-H-O-M-A-N-N-dot-D-E. And for those who prefer the phonetic alphabet, it's Tango-Hotel-Oscar-Milo-Alpha-Nico-Nico-dot-D-E. It's a German website, and what it's popular for, it's considered the largest online and mail-order retailer for musical instruments.
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