The Big Money Is In The ‘Lazy’ and ‘Hungry and Desperate’ Market

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You know the old adage - "Give a man a fish, and you feed him for a day. Teach a man how to fish and you feed him for a lifetime."

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So so true! I haven’t ever thought about it like this before, but you are super right!

Hi Court,

Sometimes people think about so much things when they think of a niche to go into.

They spend so much time fussing about the SEO prospect, the demand and supply, and whether they can rank well if they go into the niche, when in actual fact, they should just really think about whether money is already being spent in the niche.

For sure, with regards to the ‘lazy and desperate’ crowd, money is being spent there like crazy!

Thanks for commenting court!

Cheers,
YongSing Jag

I don’t know if I will be able to sleep tonight with your graphic metaphors on my mind. :-) I believe marketing to the desperate and the lazy has always worked, but surely there must be a new marketing paradigm which is on the horizon and
which can be implemented without making a man s*** in his pants, eh?

I look at my blogs in the traditional sense of a business. It takes time to build an offline business. You have to have a good plan in place and then execute it. I do have to add that the internet is an easier and faster way of generating money, but it is still a business. Education is important, but the key is only buy infoproducts that fit in and can accelerate your overall plan.

Grant

Hi Kuanyin,

Sorrieee…I didn’t mean it to be graphic. Not my intention at all. I just wanted to drive home my point about desperate situation.

Haha..Anyway yes, there should be more profitable market out there, other than the ‘lazy’ and ‘desperate’ crowd. I’m only highlighting these two specifically, as it is comparatively easier to sell than other crowds, and often they will pay top dollars for your service.

Cheers,
YongSing Jag

Hi Grant,

Yes, I agree with you. We have to treat a business that is online the same as we would a business offline. Definitely a lot of effort and hard work is required.

Cheers,
YongSing Jag

I absolutely agree with you on this! I’ve mentioned on my blog before and I will keep mentioning it again, if someone is serious about making money online then they should treat it like a real business, online business is just as serious as offline. and for people who are looking to make quick cash, easy come easy go, all they’ll be making is pennies while others are making all the cash.

Hi Deed,

Very true. It really involves a lot of hard work and a lot of action taking. Not as easy as a lot of people think it is.

Thanks for your comment!

Cheers,
YongSing Jag

Awesome post Jag. The big money is definitely there, in the lazy, hungry and desperate market. I have thought about this before but havnt targeted them yet, maybe I am lazy too…lol, but I definitely wouldn’t pay 10 bucks to the toilet attendant, Ill push him away and get on to finish my job and maybe pay him a buck later to compensate for the push…lol.

Great post buddy, take care and Cheers.

Hi Robin,

We are all lazy - at times. That’s why an instant solution is just SOOO appealing. If we can turn this situation to our advantage, this is good money here which we are talking about.

Haha…good move with regards to that toilet attendant. Guess I will probably either threaten to beat the s*** out of him or I threaten to s*** in front of him, if he doesn’t let me in. I dunno which is worse! Then again, desperate times call for desperate measures!

Cheers mate!

Perhaps to see this at a slightly different angle, those ‘lazy & desperate’ people are looking for convenience. There are so many things that we need for our daily activities; whether for business or personal. And we don’t have the time to do everything ourselves, so we ‘outsource’.
Having said that, the financial situation today isn’t exactly tip top. So people will still choose the best (quality & price) in the market. To pay top dollar, it will probably take a recognised brand or a really good marketing campaign for consumer confidence.
As a vendor, it is very much a responsibility to provide products/services with sincerity. Certainly, desperate people would do almost anything, but I believe in karma (My name is Ed (not Earl) hehehe). The ’shit’ tends to come around.
As for becoming a vendor, it is important to keep evolving the business plan and improving sales strategies. Sure it is easy to purchase ready templates and solutions, but the more significant part of the business is the process, keeping updated and relevant. Online business is easy to start, but always a challenge to sustain. And one won’t go far as fast, if one stays lazy (based on own experience here).

Hey Ed,

You are absolutely right man! Knowing the niche is one thing, whether you can provide the right kind of solution that can provide value is another.

For sure, vendors have to be sincere in their service to clients. It’s all about establishing a win-win situation. Everyone must go home happy, and that’s the ideal we should all strive towards.

What you say is very true with regards to online business being very easy to start but challenging to sustain. A lot of smarts in addition to hard work is required. Most importantly, action not just talk is required to kick start things!

Thanks for your valuable comment dude!

Hi Jag,
I like your post, it’s certainly something to think about. One thing that came to mind is targeting ‘the busy’. So many people are busy and they are looking for ways to simplify their lives as well as save themselves as much time as possible. I think this is probably the largest market.

You’re certainly right about lazy and desperate people being a market though. I think that’s why so many people fall for scams, because they’re looking for an easy way to make money or because they are offered the ‘miracle solution’.

Keep up the great posts!
-Laura

Hi Laura,

Firstly I really want to thank you for the time you took to come to comment on my blog.

You are so so right about the scam part. I dare say that 99% of those who fall for such scams are very lazy people - those who want fast riches but don’t want to put much action into it.

And the point about ‘busy’ market and simplifying the process? I think you are spot on!

Thanks for these! You just gave me something to think about!

Do drop by more often Laura. This blog could do more with great comments like yours!

Cheers,
Jag

so true. you should meet all the guys I work with. I am not saying that I never get lazy, but luckily I grew up knowing if I wanted something, I would have to work to get it. Everyone I work with are wanting to go out and make 100 grand next month without really having any developed skills or talents to sustain it.

I will have to email this article out to all of them

Hi Svend,

Firstly, I gotta say that this thread seems to have struck a chord with many people going by the number of comments here.

Yes I have to agree with you. Actually even if we can develop a lazy-man solution for lazy man, it will only help in the short run. To really help oneself in the long term, he has to definitely develop a mindset where he has to work hard to achieve something. Always has been, always will be this way.

Thanks for dropping by and commenting!

Cheers,
YongSing Jag

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