The worst way to pick a niche is to pick one you're passionate about.
The worst way to pick a niche is to pick one you're passionate about.I just used Claude Cowork to find a niche worth pursuing in about 15 minutes.It would have taken me days to do this manually.Think Big Minute #5.Here's what most people do when they're trying to pick a niche.Brainstorm a list of ideas based on what they like. Google around for a few hours. Read some blog posts. Check a few Facebook groups. Get a gut feeling. Go all in based on vibes.Then 6 months later they realize the market is too small, the margins are terrible, or there are 4 massive players who own all the traffic.Or.You open Claude Cowork and give it one prompt:"Find me a niche worth pursuing. Look at every angle. Growing markets. Rising search demand with weak competition. Industries where customers are unhappy with what exists. Underserved audiences. Gaps nobody is filling. Come up with the ideas yourself. For each one, pull the top competitors, what they charge, their traffic, the biggest customer complaints, and where the opportunity is. Rank them by upside. Tell me which one to go after and why."Then you walk away.Cowork goes looking. Cowork pulls Google Trends data, competitor sites, pricing pages, review sites, Reddit threads, SEO data. Cowork finds the niches. Cowork cross-references all of it and hands you a ranked list of real opportunities.You didn't brainstorm. You didn't guess. You didn't pick something because it sounded cool.Cowork did the thinking. You got the answer.The kind of research that used to take days of clicking around, reading forums, pulling data from 5 different tools, and trying to piece it all together in your head.Done in one prompt.Before you spend 6 months building something nobody wants, spend 15 minutes letting Cowork tell you where the real opportunity is.Think Big
