The Niche Finder

Is it your niche, or is it something else?

Find out in [TIME] instead of six more months.

The Niche Finder runs your current niche against two new ideas, using the same three checks my Launch Lab students use in Week 1. You walk away with one Green Light: keep going, or here’s where to point your business next.

Get my Green Light: $17

Sound familiar?

Your last post got 11 views, and you’re fairly sure four of them were you checking whether it posted.

You’ve rewritten your bio three times this month. The business underneath it hasn’t changed once.

There’s a note on your phone called “maybe I should switch to…” and it’s getting long.

You honestly can’t tell if you need a new niche, better content, or a nap.

Here’s the problem with “should I pivot?”

Posting harder won’t answer it, and switching on a hunch won’t either. Both are guesses. One of them just takes longer.

What you need to know comes down to three things:

  1. Is there real demand? Are people actually spending money in this space?
  2. Are people already talking about it online? That’s how you get found without fighting for every view.
  3. Is it yours? Do you have the experience, the interest and the staying power to keep showing up for it?

Most niches pass one or two of these. You want the one that passes all three, and you want to know that from data instead of from somebody’s opinion in a comment section.

How it works

Step 1

Brainstorm

Answer a few questions about your interests, experience and skills, and get 10 niche ideas, so the two you test against your current niche aren’t pulled out of thin air.

Step 2

Test

Put in your current niche plus your top two new ideas. The tool does live research and scores each one on demand, how findable it is, and how much it fits you.

Step 3

Green Light

You get one clear direction. If your current niche scores well, the niche isn’t what’s holding you back, and you can stop second-guessing it. If it doesn’t, you’ve got a tested direction to move to, so you aren’t just trading one guess for another.

What’s inside

The lesson video, so you know what a niche actually is (and isn’t) before you start panicking about yours.

The 10-idea brainstorm, so you’re never starting from a blank page, even if your “maybe I should switch” note is empty.

The Niche Finder tool, so you get a yes or a no from real research instead of waiting for someone’s permission.

Your Green Light, so you finally have one direction everything else can be built on.

Time to complete: about [TIME]

Works on your phone: [CONFIRM]

You’ll need: a free ChatGPT account [CONFIRM]

The honest part

The Niche Finder won’t tell you an idea will make money. Nothing honest can. It also won’t hand you a detailed customer profile. It gives you a direction: what your business is about. That’s the decision everything else is quietly waiting on.

Haven’t started yet?

If you’re still deciding what you’d even talk about, this works for you too. Skip the current-niche step, test your top three ideas from the brainstorm, and get your Green Light before you post a single thing. Think of it as a starting point, not your forever career.

This isn’t for you if…

  • You’re already getting traction in your niche. Keep going. You don’t need this.
  • You want a guarantee that an idea will make money. See “the honest part.”

Who built this

I’m Kellee. I taught high school tech and entrepreneurship for 16 years before I built my own business online, and I built it on these same three checks. It’s the tool my Launch Lab students use in Week 1 to get their Green Light before they build anything.

[PROOF: Launch Lab Green Light screenshot]
[QUOTE: Foundation Lab student on Part 1]

Questions

I’ve already put so much into my niche.

That’s exactly why you test it. If it scores well, you keep it and stop second-guessing. If it doesn’t, you find out now instead of six months from now.

What if it’s me and not the niche?

It might be, and that’s worth knowing too. If your niche scores well, you can take it off the suspect list and focus on what’s actually in the way.

Can’t I just ask ChatGPT?

A blank chat hands you more ideas. This tool is built to test them against real research and give you one answer.

I’m not techy.

You answer questions. The tool does the research and the scoring.

What if I pick wrong?

You’re picking from ideas that have already been tested. You’re choosing a starting point, not signing a lifetime contract.

Can I get a refund?

You get the full tool the second you buy, so all sales are final.

Another month of “I’ll decide this weekend” costs a lot more than $17.

Get my Green Light: $17 Instant access. All sales final.