monopoly-niche-finder

Name: monopoly-niche-finder
Author: Affitor

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How to install monopoly-niche-finder?

affitor/affiliate-skills/monopoly-niche-finder

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill monopoly-niche-finder

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Summary

Find intersection niches where you're the ONLY voice. Thiel's "competition is for losers" lens. Triggers on: "find my monopoly niche", "blue ocean niche", "unique niche", "niche intersection", "where am I the only one", "zero competition niche", "untapped niche", "category of one

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SKILL.md

1	# Monopoly Niche Finder
2
3	Find intersection niches where you're the ONLY voice. Based on Peter Thiel's "competition is for losers" — instead of fighting for market share in "AI tools" or "SaaS reviews," cross two domains to create a niche where you're the default authority. Example: "AI video tools for real estate agents" — specific enough to own, broad enough to monetize.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S1: Research — Finding your monopoly niche IS research. This happens before you pick a program, before you write content. It's the strategic foundation that makes everything downstream easier.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User is starting out and hasn't picked a niche yet
12	- User is in a crowded niche and struggling with competition
13	- User wants a unique angle for affiliate marketing
14	- User says "monopoly", "blue ocean", "unique niche", "no competition"
15	- User has expertise in two domains and wants to combine them
16	- Before running `affiliate-program-search` to narrow the search space
17
18	## Input Schema
19
20	```yaml
21	domain_1: string # OPTIONAL — first area of expertise/interest
22	# e.g., "real estate", "fitness", "accounting"
23	# Default: ask user
24
25	domain_2: string # OPTIONAL — second area to cross with
26	# e.g., "AI tools", "no-code", "automation"
27	# Default: suggest options
28
29	existing_audience: string # OPTIONAL — who already follows/reads you
30	# e.g., "small business owners", "developers"
31	# Default: none
32
33	monetization_goal: string # OPTIONAL — "affiliate" \| "info-product" \| "both"
34	# Default: "affiliate"
35	```
36
37	## Workflow
38
39	### Step 1: Identify Domains
40
41	If domains not provided:
42	1. Ask user about their expertise, work experience, hobbies
43	2. Ask about their audience (if any)
44	3. Suggest 3-5 domain pairs based on their profile
45
46	If one domain provided, suggest 3-5 complementary domains to cross with.
47
48	### Step 2: Generate Intersection Niches
49
50	For each domain pair, generate 3-5 intersection niches:
51
52	Format: `[Domain 1] × [Domain 2] = [Intersection Niche]`
53
54	For each intersection:
55	1. Specificity test: Is this specific enough that you could be the #1 resource?
56	2. Size test: Is the audience large enough to monetize? (at least 10K potential monthly searches)
57	3. Passion test: Could you create 50+ pieces of content about this without burning out?
58	4. Monetization test: Are there affiliate programs in this space?
59
60	### Step 3: Validate with Data
61
62	For each top intersection niche:
63	1. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" site:reddit.com` — are people asking about this?
64	2. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" blog` — how many dedicated resources exist? (fewer = better)
65	3. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" affiliate program` — monetization potential
66	4. Check competitor landscape: if top 10 results are big brands → narrow further. If thin content → opportunity.
67
68	### Step 4: Score and Rank
69
70	Score each niche on:
71	\| Factor \| Weight \| Scoring \|
72	\|---\|---\|---\|
73	\| Monopoly potential \| 30% \| 1-10: how few competitors \|
74	\| Monetization \| 25% \| 1-10: affiliate program quality \|
75	\| Audience size \| 20% \| 1-10: search volume + community size \|
76	\| Your fit \| 15% \| 1-10: expertise + passion \|
77	\| Content potential \| 10% \| 1-10: can you create 50+ pieces \|
78
79	### Step 5: Deep Dive Top Niche
80
81	For the #1 scored niche:
82	1. Map 10-15 content topics you could cover
83	2. Identify 3-5 affiliate programs that fit
84	3. Describe the "ideal reader" persona
85	4. Suggest the first 3 pieces of content to create
86
87	### Step 6: Self-Validation
88
89	- [ ] Top niche has genuinely low competition (verified by search)
90	- [ ] Affiliate programs exist for this niche
91	- [ ] Content topics are specific (not generic)
92	- [ ] Niche is narrow enough to dominate but wide enough to sustain
93
94	## Output Schema
95
96	```yaml
97	output_schema_version: "1.0.0"
98	monopoly_niche:
99	domain_1: string
100	domain_2: string
101	intersection: string # The winning niche
102	monopoly_score: number # 1-100 composite
103	competition_level: string # "none" \| "minimal" \| "moderate" \| "high"

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How to install monopoly-niche-finder?

affitor/affiliate-skills/monopoly-niche-finder

$npx -y skills add Affitor/affiliate-skills --skill monopoly-niche-finder

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

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SKILL.md

1	# Monopoly Niche Finder
2
3	Find intersection niches where you're the ONLY voice. Based on Peter Thiel's "competition is for losers" — instead of fighting for market share in "AI tools" or "SaaS reviews," cross two domains to create a niche where you're the default authority. Example: "AI video tools for real estate agents" — specific enough to own, broad enough to monetize.
4
5	## Stage
6
7	S1: Research — Finding your monopoly niche IS research. This happens before you pick a program, before you write content. It's the strategic foundation that makes everything downstream easier.
8
9	## When to Use
10
11	- User is starting out and hasn't picked a niche yet
12	- User is in a crowded niche and struggling with competition
13	- User wants a unique angle for affiliate marketing
14	- User says "monopoly", "blue ocean", "unique niche", "no competition"
15	- User has expertise in two domains and wants to combine them
16	- Before running `affiliate-program-search` to narrow the search space
17
18	## Input Schema
19
20	```yaml
21	domain_1: string # OPTIONAL — first area of expertise/interest
22	# e.g., "real estate", "fitness", "accounting"
23	# Default: ask user
24
25	domain_2: string # OPTIONAL — second area to cross with
26	# e.g., "AI tools", "no-code", "automation"
27	# Default: suggest options
28
29	existing_audience: string # OPTIONAL — who already follows/reads you
30	# e.g., "small business owners", "developers"
31	# Default: none
32
33	monetization_goal: string # OPTIONAL — "affiliate" \| "info-product" \| "both"
34	# Default: "affiliate"
35	```
36
37	## Workflow
38
39	### Step 1: Identify Domains
40
41	If domains not provided:
42	1. Ask user about their expertise, work experience, hobbies
43	2. Ask about their audience (if any)
44	3. Suggest 3-5 domain pairs based on their profile
45
46	If one domain provided, suggest 3-5 complementary domains to cross with.
47
48	### Step 2: Generate Intersection Niches
49
50	For each domain pair, generate 3-5 intersection niches:
51
52	Format: `[Domain 1] × [Domain 2] = [Intersection Niche]`
53
54	For each intersection:
55	1. Specificity test: Is this specific enough that you could be the #1 resource?
56	2. Size test: Is the audience large enough to monetize? (at least 10K potential monthly searches)
57	3. Passion test: Could you create 50+ pieces of content about this without burning out?
58	4. Monetization test: Are there affiliate programs in this space?
59
60	### Step 3: Validate with Data
61
62	For each top intersection niche:
63	1. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" site:reddit.com` — are people asking about this?
64	2. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" blog` — how many dedicated resources exist? (fewer = better)
65	3. `web_search` for `"[intersection niche]" affiliate program` — monetization potential
66	4. Check competitor landscape: if top 10 results are big brands → narrow further. If thin content → opportunity.
67
68	### Step 4: Score and Rank
69
70	Score each niche on:
71	\| Factor \| Weight \| Scoring \|
72	\|---\|---\|---\|
73	\| Monopoly potential \| 30% \| 1-10: how few competitors \|
74	\| Monetization \| 25% \| 1-10: affiliate program quality \|
75	\| Audience size \| 20% \| 1-10: search volume + community size \|
76	\| Your fit \| 15% \| 1-10: expertise + passion \|
77	\| Content potential \| 10% \| 1-10: can you create 50+ pieces \|
78
79	### Step 5: Deep Dive Top Niche
80
81	For the #1 scored niche:
82	1. Map 10-15 content topics you could cover
83	2. Identify 3-5 affiliate programs that fit
84	3. Describe the "ideal reader" persona
85	4. Suggest the first 3 pieces of content to create
86
87	### Step 6: Self-Validation
88
89	- [ ] Top niche has genuinely low competition (verified by search)
90	- [ ] Affiliate programs exist for this niche
91	- [ ] Content topics are specific (not generic)
92	- [ ] Niche is narrow enough to dominate but wide enough to sustain
93
94	## Output Schema
95
96	```yaml
97	output_schema_version: "1.0.0"
98	monopoly_niche:
99	domain_1: string
100	domain_2: string
101	intersection: string # The winning niche
102	monopoly_score: number # 1-100 composite
103	competition_level: string # "none" \| "minimal" \| "moderate" \| "high"

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