CAS Podcast Episode 101 | Marketing Plan - Picking Your Niche Video
CAS Podcast Episode 101 | Marketing Plan - Picking Your Niche
Listen to other episodes: https://customapparelstartups.com/podcasts/
This is Part 1 of ''t-shirt business marketing plan'' series and we talk about how to pick a niche that is going to be successful for your custom t-shirt business.
The action steps we share apply for people who are just getting started or are already in business and want to learn how to take advantage of other profitable niches and grow their business.
What is niching down?
- Outdoor Life
- Hunting
- Bow Hunting
- Female Bow Hunting
- Deer Bowhunting
- Geographical
Bow Hunting:
- FB - multiple groups with 5-10k+
- Reddit - 15k+
- Instagram - 1.6 million posts
Outdoor Life
- Fishing
- Freshwater Fishing
- Noodling
Noodling:
- Youtube - numerous accounts with 100k + subscribers and videos with 100k views.
- Instagram - 37k posts with #
- Facebook - largest on FB 1400 - ding against the idea
- Reddit - no subreddit
How do you know it’s a good niche:
- Passionate community
- Big enough to support you
- Not over-served
- You have some affinity for (best if you’re a “member” but you definitely can’t hate it)
- Have money to spend
- Search online e.g. hashtag
Where do you find that information:
- Facebook Groups - search the large Market and look at Group Memberships and posts per day.
- Meetup.com and look at membership to Market Groups in different areas
- Conventions and Markets
- Reddit
- Instagram
Exercise: Big to Small Choosing your Niche - follow the logic down from Outdoor themes to Competition fly fishing or something
What to do once you choose:
Determine the vibe of the Group?
- Environmental
- Aggressive
- Political
- Funny
- Write down what gets the most attention
- Been there - Tournaments, places
- Tools - all about the equipment
- Mavens - who does everyone follow
Create Stock Designs to test
- Participate
- Ask for feedback "Hey all, working on some new shirt designs. -Which do you like best?"
- Share images if appropriate. like an Instagram hashtag or --Facebook group or Reddit post
Listen to other CAS Podcast episodes:
Episode 100: https://youtu.be/O5i1heKN2jA
Episode 99: https://youtu.be/RcLhowSOEpM
Episode 98: https://youtu.be/sFZryHwF7z4
Episode 97: https://youtu.be/Qg-XBUBCnQI
Episode 96: https://youtu.be/s6_QewjVFIw
Episode 95: https://youtu.be/HCkgJ8BG31I
Episode 94: https://youtu.be/NAMQeTkasy0
Episode 93: https://youtu.be/V_8vSacOVjQ
Episode 92: https://youtu.be/jNgM75rGL34
Episode 91: https://youtu.be/2kR0ro6eyfw
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