Everybody knows that sometimes an invention is made that revolutionises the world.

What most people don’t know is that the odds of that happening are longer than winning cross lotto.

Most companies make their fortunes by taking an existing successful product and improving it, or niching down to a smaller subset of the original.

Nvidia didn’t invent microchips.

They didn’t invent video chips.

They didn’t invent processor chips.

What they did invent were video chips that were processor chips.

Then they made them faster, and faster.

With more processor capabilities until they struck gold with a super-fast chip that could process instructions fast enough for AI use.

Fed-ex didn’t invent parcel delivery, they invented overnight parcel delivery.

Neither Apple nor Microsoft invented computers.

Apple went down the fully integrated path of software and hardware.

Microsoft went down the path of software only and licensing the software to hardware manufacturers.

You shouldn’t be trying to invent the next big thing, you should be finding profitable niches inside the big profitable niches.

That’s easy to say, but much harder to do.

Well, it was, until Trevor found a way to get Google to spill their guts on what they’ve been keeping hidden from you.

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Using this method you’ll find those golden niche areas that are underserved and are profitable.

Now you can force Google to show you behind the curtain where the good things live.

Regards,
Brent.