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#1 A good expert niche is one that is suitable for your ability to provide what your target market wants. It should also be a match between a hungry market that is actively looking for help solving a specific set of problems and your ability to deliver.

#2 Consider the money flows within your niche. If you're unable to wrap your head around the idea of solving problems, consider if your niche helps people become better versions of themselves or gives them something that they want but don't have.

#3 Selecting an expert niche means turning away some clients, but you become the most attractive option for people seeking help with a specific problem. You stop competing on price and become easier to market to a hungry market.

#4 Select a specific niche and become the go-to expert in it. This will help you attract sponsors who want to work with online entrepreneurs with a keto-centric audience.

Summary of Meera Kothand's But I'm Not An Expert!

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