Finding your niche

@AnSal07 (337)
Canada
June 4, 2019 1:22pm CST
If you are a writer and a good one, how do you know what niche would be profitable for you if you want to take it as a business!
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topffer
@topffer (42156)
• France
4 Jun 19
If you consider that writing may be a profitable business, you should look how many writers you have in your country, and how many are making a living with it. Here it is less than 1%, and half of this 1% would die of hunger without social help...
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topffer
@topffer (42156)
• France
5 Jun 19
@AnSal07 I am French, and I have had several books published (printed on paper), but you do not make a living with a publisher's contract, although we have more rights on a book here than in North-America. There are an average 6000 books printed every year here, and I am generous when I say that 1% of authors are living with their pen...
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AnSal
@AnSal07 (337)
• Canada
5 Jun 19
@topffer ohh! It’s quite interesting to know this
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AnSal
@AnSal07 (337)
• Canada
5 Jun 19
Where you from?
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Danna B.
@db20747 (43440)
• Washington, District Of Columbia
4 Jun 19
Trial and error!! Explore what you are good at and see the response you get!!
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AnSal
@AnSal07 (337)
• Canada
5 Jun 19
That’s a good idea
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7029)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
4 Jun 19
Write what you know. It's as simple as that. If you pick a niche based on anything else, people will realize you're faking it.
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AnSal
@AnSal07 (337)
• Canada
5 Jun 19
Oh interesting!
Sharon
@simone10 (54187)
• Louisville, Kentucky
7 Jun 19
Whatever niche you choose, make sure to do your research.
Aanshi Raghava
@Aansh13 (11397)
• New Delhi, India
4 Jun 19
Oh! This is what you got to figure out... But mostly good writers know that already
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AnSal
@AnSal07 (337)
• Canada
5 Jun 19
That’s a good point
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