Sports Maven asked:


Is there any small firms that are dedicated to putting out DVD for niche markets?

blah-dow! asked:


I’m factoring in the quality of the book (I do a full color comic book which would probably only find a niche market at this point), distribution/availability (like that company owned by amazon.com), any proprietory software you need to buy, price, etc.

mansoor a asked:


it is about marketing department’s activity

selects06 asked:


I am currently juggling work, working out, college, and have very little extra time, however, have a very good idea that would be a niche in the market of fast food restaurants, must I sacrifice? And what? Everything seems so important. Looking for TIME!

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Amitaf asked:


I have two ideas for a very niche but underserved market and I’d like to get my foot in the door now with both of them. They are two very different businesses that target the same market. When both are up and running they can actually support each other.
One is a publication and the other is clothing manufacturing.
The publication could potentially serve as an advertising medium for the apparel.

Should I focus on one first? If so, which one should I start with?The reason I want to do both at the same time, is that I’m worried other competitors may get there before me – the old “don’t steal my idea” syndrome..:)

Mucho Gracias

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brownstone ventures asked:


We’re launching an Internet video content production company targeting selected niche markets. We have a strong background in broadcast television as well as eCommerce start ups. We’re now beginning to look for VCs and angel investors that have an interest in new media opportunities on the Internet

Michael C asked:


I think I found a niche market! Send me $10.00 and a statement of any idiotic thing that crosses your mind, if I can’t find a bible verse that prophesies it you get double your money back. Send me $20.00 and I’ll find verses in both the bible and the Quran.
Should I do alright?

Akkhhhhhhhhhhh asked:


My brother and I came up with an idea for a new internet company. My brother is a PhD and I am a Senior Software Engineer. Our idea is to build internet education software for niche markets overseas. We are from the Middle East and wanted to focus on that area.

I had met a guy a year ago who boasted about wanting to start an internet company with me and talked very highly about marketing and sales. My brother and I met up with him and started talking to him about our idea and he was very excited and we actually came up with a name for our website/company.

Because of obligations we weren’t able to meet again for a few months but as I looked closer at the experience of our friend with the sales and marketing background, he had failed miserably and was really no good at what he claimed he could do. He just talked really big.

In no way, shape or form do we want him part of this project any longer. We never signed any type of legal documents, all we have done is sit down at a Starbucks and discuss the possibilities for 2 hours.

Is there anything legally he can do? Was our verbal meeting over coffee binding at all?