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I have listed down all the easy niches for you guys. Hope this helps! 1. Child Care (e.g., nannies) 2. Hair Salons (high-end) 3. Makeup Artists 4. Residential/Commercial Construction 5. Solar 6. Roofers 7. Bricklayers 8. HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) 9. Landscapers 10. Decks and Fences Installation 11. Tree Surgeons 12. Window Cleaning (with the caveat of targeting high-end services) 13. Pressure Washing 14. Domestic Cleaning (Home and Business, with a focus on monthly retainers) 15. Commercial Cleaning (with a focus on monthly retainers) 16. Skip Hire (recommended for someone to try out) 17. Flooring Companies 18. Plumbing Companies (larger companies) 19. Electricians (larger companies) 20. Jim's (various types of fitness centers, not just standard gyms) 21. Personal Trainers (various fitness specialties) 22. Senior Care (requires thoughtful strategy) 23. Race Tracks and Driving Experiences (medium difficulty) 24. Cosmetic Surgeons (requires experience) 25. Cosmetic Dentists (requires experience) 26. Dog Trainers 27. Med Spas (offering various aesthetic treatments) 28. Pest Control (recommended for Google Ads) 29. Home Security 30. Sports Specialist Shops (specialized stores) 31. Car Detailing 32. Spas and Wellness Centers 33. Personal Chefs 34. Photography Studios (for specific events or niches) 35. High-End Florists
To be honest this guy is a gift from beyond and I'm so thankful for what he is doing, i was just brainstorming about nishes and boom this video pop up. Merci beaucoup 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
@@JordanPlattenim choosing the hair stylist niche and they charge customers 50 dollar ,am a beginner to how much will I charge since ill be promising 5 clients for them
Great video, thanks for sharing it. The most important thing for SMMA is to have some kind of strategy (for example I use some boosting tools, like a little bit of Famester here and there, and it really helps massively). The best thing is that clients are not complaining as long as they see good results.
I literally was trying to pick my niche today..this video is timely..thank you for giving so many of us a way to a real business..this channel is lifesaver 🎉 Thanks Jordan for 😎
I’m sure you aren’t the only person in this world in whatever niche you’re talking about. There are probably 100s of people in it, it doesn’t matter. People go into saturated niches and still make a lot of money.
hey Jordan, I just found our about this gem of a video and page, and I really appreciate what you're doing, I'm going to start my own skip hire SMMA and I will be updating you on how it's going until the end of the year wish me luck 🙏🏾
Lord Jordan, Would you be open to a video revealing the mechanics on a granular level when fulfilling client needs? For example, taking payments, onboarding calls, and the best way to keep track of data using free or almost free tools. It's staying organized and being effecient that are true obstacles. This would be very welcomed by solo (or two-person) agencies. A behind-the-curtain look, so to speak. No supposed "gurus" do that! Not glamorous enough, I suppose. But for those who are serious, this is what we stress about. I'm talking seriously granular! Thank you for all you do and keep fighting the good fight! (sorry about the novel)
This video helped a lot I’m 14 years old and I worked mowing for 1 year and thought about how much of my work it would take to become a millionaire. I then discovered the affiliate marketing business model thinking it was easy. I tried to grow an audience using AI but the channel went nowhere. I finally found the SMMA model through Iman Gadzhi. When you were ranking these niches I thought about how many business owners I knew. I knew a chiropractor, a real estate agent, and a tree service/ landscaping business. Looking forward to picking a niche and starting a business. Thank you Jordan!❤
This is the video in the entire SMMA corner of RU-vid that I've found the most value in, to the extent I'm leaving a positive review comment which I never really do. This stuff was jaw dropping good mate. Thanks a lot.
I own an event space and security installation business. I plan on serving event spaces just due to the fact I offer consulting and speak at conferences for this already. Due to my security business, I have clients in every industry that needs help with marketing. Fighting the urge to serve everyone
Great video! Greatly appreciated 🙏🏾Would love to see you breakdown price points for some of these niches. Now that we know the niche, I think the next obstacle some of us have is how much to charge (just a ballpark number)….Always appreciate the content Jordan! You the GOAT at this shit! 🐐🐐🐐
Amazing video, just found you and pretty much binge watched everything (with 110% intent to take action) a video on pricing structures for the services would be good as unless I have missed it, this would be a very helpful topic
Great Video Jordan. You pretty much covered everything that someone starting out could go for. One thing I have to say is that recently I have seen a lot of awareness ads from car detailing and wrapping services in my area. However, there is a big potential to explore in other niches and I'm personally going to expand on a few from the video. Thanks for the list.
Hey, I just want to share my opinion. I'm in Sacramento, California, and I have clients in flooring, roofing, kitchen, and bathroom remodeling. These are high-ticket products! People pay $8k to $12k for their services, and both Meta and Google recognize that. So, it's impossible to get a lead for $20. Usually, it costs between $120 to $270 per lead! With a $1k ad spend budget, clients aren't very happy with only 4 leads, of which only 1 answers the phone and never books an estimate. So, think about that before you enter the construction industry! As for my feedback, I used to run two different remodeling businesses as a general manager ( so I know all the ins and outs of the business). Then, I decided to provide marketing for them and their friends, and that's when I learned about Facebook ads. Now, this is my third year running my Agency, and I'm slowly moving away from the construction niche because it's not as easy as legal services leads or e-commerce.
Great summary strategy at the end of the video. Go get the proven success for yourself in your chosen niches, use the case study to go after companies in that niche. That's exactly what I need to do to prove to myself. Thank you!
Such an informative and great video. Even though I had already picked a niche and generated leads for it, I wasn't sure if it was a good niche. This video cleared it up for me and told me I am on the right track. Thanks Jordan!
Hey Jordan, great content. Question, I also have an agency/video production company. I heard you say that you’re not a fan of High Level. Can you please elaborate. Since I’ve been using and selling it, it’s literally changed my life.
When you think about Car dealerships you need to consider that people are looking to sell their cars to dealers so that is a lead generating nisch, i know this nisch very well. You will create leads where people are looking to sell their car not much buy because thats a whole different process 👍😊 great video BTW you inspire me🙏
Good video. Agree with 95% of sorting out :). Why have you put phone repairs into easy tier? If we are thinking with same logic as about car repair shops - you search for them when you need them (when your phone becomes broken). I'm starting my lead gen agency and chosen insurance niche... Saw this video too late, but I have a mentor + I'm not afraid of challenges, so I'll be okey :)
Hi Jordan, love your work… been watching lots of your videos. Have you got one on case studies and what to ask happy customers/ how to present it. Just a google review or an actual zoom call. What’s the best questions to ask to make you shine??
I Think restaurants and event venues really depend on the geographic location and the market. Here in Africa I think it can be very profitable to run ads restaurants and event venues because they can hardly create decent content and advertise themselves well.
Great vid. Tons of value thank you. Can I ask, what tool did you use for the presentation? ( if you can share only as you already gave so much.) Thanks
Hey Jordan, Great Video! I'm going into the golf club/country club niche, and I've literally never seen anybody do this niche. What do you think of it?
I wish one of these smma guys would do indie game crowd funding marketing. Like please guys, you can get your clients such good ROI, and it's so easy to sell it.
In New York the mosquitos are crazy and there is one company who kills it in their marketing and they do seasonal mosquito spraying and it’s once a year
Afternoon. I really love your vids, I wanted to ask I have this local helicopter tour company in my city and I was wondering if that would be a good prospect for my marketing agency ?
I will say I've had trouble in the HVAC niche. It's very hard to actually reach the business owners in my experience as usually when I ask to speak to the owner, a gatekeeper usually informs me that they are not in the office. I usually respond by asking when a better time to reach them might be and the response is usually along the lines of "They make their own schedule so im not sure". If anyone else has found success in this niche I would love some advice around this or at least a success story for motivation purposes!
Customer's don't call at personal phone numbers if you're targeting those. But then again, I guess no one would put down a personal phone number... That's really something to think about... Perhaps you're not calling at the right time.@@FreshfrogmarketingUk
To all commenters here. Do you have an actual LLC? Do you have a specific niche? Do you just cold call and offer to email them some free tips on their business? Have you offered a loom video with insights? There are many more ways to approach this. If you guys would like a video on this, let me know!
Hi Jordan, great value there. I have a question about the Ecom niche. I see you listed it in difficult niches. Is it because they are a savvy bunch? But I feel inspired to enter it as I am sure I can add a lot of value to it. I have 10 years of experience helping infopreneurs. Do you think it would be better if I cold call ecom stores instead of cold emailing? I see no tutorials on cold calling ecom stores, not sure why though. They are like any other business aren't they?
Hey Jordan, I've decided to go with car detailing and I am struggling on building a good offer. I don't have any experience on the fulfillment side and I can't figure out an honest offer due to not wanting to create unrealistic promises. Hoping to get some help, thanks.
Bro… but how about the "Home-Automation" niche? …Is the market currently there… or is it more like what you said about "Architects"…? You mentioned how people find architects through active research and Ads don't really work great for "Architects"
What's skip hires? Like renting out containers to construction sites and other uses? Yeah, funeral homes is a great niche. The ROI is really huge. Haven't run any FB ads for it though.
I think everyone should avoid working with bulding constructors. I tried once but they always said the same thing: in that business model high quality leads are comming from their network and not from the online space!
My father works as a carpenter, and a lot of his jobs in the winter are usually inside. So renovation of different rooms, changing windows/doors, renovating stairs/walls/floors and such, sometimes making outdoor terrace. Even roofs, but that's more rare to see in the winter. Hope this helps :)
I have a question, isnt a niche like wedding planners dependent upon the volume of people you are serving ? For instance, where I am from ( India ), there are weddings year round, and sometimes even every month we see photos of people getting married, so if we are able to launch the agency as per this, will it be an easy niche or still remain medium ? Other than that , I LOVE THE QUALITY OF THE CONTENT IN 30 MINS IMPARTED TO US Thank you for this
