As pointed out by Paul Giblet in his article ?The Expanding World of Social Networking?, it is the fine-grained and targeted communities such as Caf? Mom, Boom and PEER trainer that are experiencing recent growth. Niche Suns have been set up to cater for age demographics (e.g., multiply for seniors), for more detail www.profit-pulling-ebooks.com home countries (Silicon India), gender (Mothers Click for moms), occupations (The Financial Executives Networking Group) and interests (Stretched for hip-hop). Giblet says: ?If you have a clearly defined and unnerved target market, there could be a place for a niche SNS to connect and serve your audience.? And even if your target users are already using a large SNS, then a niche group can be housed therein.



The one thing I wanted to resolve with this blog was making the blog address look like a web-page address so I could submit it to Adwords in a decent format. I wanted the appropriate niche word displayed (which would make for better organic search results). I must have spent two hours on that subject. AND, I'm not exactly a newbie. I've been doing this stuff for over two years. In my defense though, my concentration has been web-sites, not blogs.

So in conclusion, a lot of niche Suns already exist, and if the niche site is more relevant and kept updated for its users, it will survive. Mark O'Neill sums it up nicely (in his post referencing a recent presentation I gave): ?[...] by organizing networks centrifugally around objects, for more detail www.make-your-ebook-sell.com social networking sites have meaning, even when they do not have 200 million users and even when they are centered around minority interests (like Thomas Kinked paintings!). The point is that they are centered on objects which are in common.?

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