We all know the importance of marketing your business. But what's the best way to do it? There are many different types of marketing campaigns, but one of the most effective is targeting customers with a niche.

Niche marketing campaigns are focused on attracting a certain type of customer—those who want to buy your product or service. This is an excellent way to ensure that you're reaching out to customers who actually want to buy from you. 

Here are ways that will help you set up a successful niche marketing campaign.

How to use niche marketing

The first step to setting up a successful niche marketing campaign is to find your niche. Pick a focused list of characteristics associated with your ideal customer and list of places you would find this client. You can use this information to do everything from creating ads to determining the type of content you share on social media. 

When it came to my Niche it came from my passion of bringing smiles and excitement to any occasion. Most importantly my family was a big part of why I did what I did and where I learned to bolster these “mom talents” . I was  ready to use my talents and love for Events to share with everyone not just for me but for others!

The second step is to figure out which platforms you want to target. This will vary depending on what industry you're in, but typically, these platforms include Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or Pinterest. These easy ways to reach potential customers for free and I did just that. I started with Facebook and made a Business Page with my Name and Logo I had already come up with. Having your company name is very important and it’s just so much fun to create a Logo why not have one. You want that to be seen as your main Profile Photo- Trust me keeping your Logo constant is key.  

Finally, develop an advertising strategy based on your niche and the platforms you're targeting. If you know which platforms your audience spends time on and where they spend their money, then it should be easy enough to create a plan that will allow you to reach them without spending too much money and not getting the results you need. Again research , I had something no one had in my area nearest similar events were up to 3 hours away! I found that my niche was a different kind of event interest, this did not scare the vision I had for the company.

Create a list of your customer's interests

First, you need to create a list of interests for your customers. What are their favorite hobbies in this niche? What will the customer need to see visually? You want to get an idea of what they spend their time doing so that you can craft the best marketing campaign. If you know that your customer is needing a service in Picnics , you might want to include information about Parks in your area and outdoor events.

When it came to AirPatio Events I did not have much to pull from, my company idea was new to the area.There were  questions i needed to ask my company, as in “What would my client need from me”. 

Look for keywords in your industry

The first step to niche marketing is figuring out what people are looking for in your industry. A great way to do this is by looking at the keywords they're using to search for your products or services on Google, Yahoo, and Bing. You can also use tools like WordTracker or Google Adwords that will help you decide which keywords are most relevant to your niche marketing campaign.

Once you have a list of keywords, you'll want to prioritize them so it's easy to identify the best ones. Run through your list of keywords and write down how many people are typing them into a search engine every month. Add these important keywords into your website to get more traction searches from google due to these HIGHLY used keywords.

You also want to take into account how competitive these keywords are when choosing which ones will work with your niche marketing campaign. If it's difficult for you to rank on the first page of search engines due to the high amount of competition (there's already many companies ranking on the first page), then you might not want to target these words with your niche marketing campaign—you'll end up spending lots of money. 

Who is your Ideal Customer

In order to have a successful niche marketing campaign, it's important to know who your ideal customer is. Once you identify this group of people, you'll be able to use keywords and interests that will attract them to your product or service.

One way to find out who your ideal customer is by identifying the type of person who would buy from you. This could be a person with a certain occupation, age, or other demographic.For example, if you owned an outdoor picnic company in Colorado and you wanted to market during winter months, you might want to target customers who enjoy skiing, ice skating and snowboarding because they love the outdoors during that time and they would most definitely love a romantic picnic after a long day on the slopes, aw!  

How will They Find Out About You

In order to be successful with your niche marketing campaign, you'll need to find the right customers. This means that you'll want to make a list of your target audience and the demographic they fall into.You can do this by surveying customers who have bought from you in the past. It's important to know which social media platform they're using or what type of content they read online , try being the client this will help keyword your niche. Doing this will allow you to tailor your marketing campaign for this specific audience.

What Marketing Channels should you use

Marketing channels are one of the first things to consider when setting up your niche marketing campaign. When thinking about what marketing channels you should use, remember that every customer has a preferred channel. People who want to buy won't be on social media all day—they'll be looking for offers on their favorite shopping sites.

If you're trying to reach people who like to shop online, then it's important that you advertise on shopping sites like eBay, Amazon or other similar sites. You should also consider other marketing channels your audience is likely to use. For example, if you're selling home décor, then it would make sense to advertise in Real Estate magazines as well as home décor magazines.