Thanks to all of you who joined me on the call! It was a vibrant conversation with great questions!

Download the show here:  Ask Kevin Anything 03.04.09

Here’s the replay of the questions,

Lisa-Atlanta
I am considering doing a blog for Christian women who have father issues. It’s going to be an outgrowth of my book, and in the future I’m thinking about selling the book on the site. I want this to be an interactive site where women can give and get support, encouragement, etc. But I don’t know if I’d be better off with a blog or a website.

Shellena-Chicago
What I feel that I am most passionate about would require time to build if I plan to eventually supplement and/or replace any income from a 9-5 job. What steps do you recommend to listeners for pursuing their dreams? Is there a plan that helps to determine the recommended amount of investment to profit ratio?

Keece-Chicago
what process do you use to identify a niche?

VK-Chicago
How do you determine if your niche is too broad or too narrow – is that possible? Is there a way to measure?

Quincy B-Chicago
I have a online printing website that works similar to vistaprints.com, how can I skim from their customer base and since I have the entire internet as my playing field, who should I target via internet?

At this time I’m a graphic designer. It’s something I kind of like, but my real passion is public speaking and politics, I’m in school right now and I hate my job, are there any sources of income that I can look into now?

Trellis-Atlanta
With so many things going on right now, how does a business owner stay focused on her niche and not get distracted by other opportunities in the marketplace (some of which that might be good and noble causes to get involved with)?

Websites mentioned in this webcast:

• www.jupiterresearch.com/ is now owned by forrester…new name, great research…some for free.
• www.emarketer.com excellent resources for all levels of business research.
• https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal an excellent niche-finder
• andrewanddaryl.com top notch ebook marketers who made $250,000 in thier first year of ebook writing.

Feel free to add your comments/questions and join the conversation below!