Well it’s one of the problem, Ecommerce startups usually face. Everyone is keen to earn through online selling but don’t know where & how to start. Some of them faced huge loss trying to sell online without any prior understanding of MarketPlace.

For Example : If you’re selling something like thermal Jacket or thermal socks online, your product will be most required in a place where the temperature is below normal winter conditions.

That’s called Demographic Targeted Audience or Marketplace.

Now that you know what to sell online, you need to make sure there’s an audience for it. At the start, your niche market and products are just ideas. An hypothesis of what you think will resonate with your target audience.

If you determine your niche is too small to generate reasonable interest and profit, consider pivoting to a different audience within that niche or promoting a different product based on the Marketplace.

Know your customers first : GoogleTrends rank certain keywords & contents everyday through out the year from around Worldwide. You can change in the search term to any country & search for the certain keyword to find it’s performance between certain months, weeks & days.

I searched for Thermal Jacket & it shows the result of time period it’s being searched around Worldwide, related topics & Queries. Do try & search for your product. You will get an understanding where your customers truly are.

Test Before Opening a Ecommerce Store: Start with a small batch of products and run a campaign to your targeted audience. Solicit feedback from customers who’ve made the first purchases or send a few out to influencers and ask them what they think. It’s important to get feedback early on, especially if you’re targetting a new market, so you can perfect it before it goes out to the marketplace.

Research deeper into your niche: You already did the keyword research to identify your niche market, but you can go even more in-depth. Analyze blogs, social media, influencers, and other key areas

Research consumer trends in your market: It’s important to be up-to-date with what’s happening in your chosen niche.

Resources like Facebook IQ, Think with Google and Nielsen consumer research will help you understand consumer pain points, desires, and breakout trends.

Set up Google Alerts for related keywords and regularly monitor social media conversations to stay on top of what’s trending.

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