Niche Marketing |

By creating your own affiliate marketing network you can increase your internet presence, resulting in increased sales while paying for performance based advertising. Traditional advertising is not cheap and you pay for the ads regardless of the outcome. If you receive no sales or sales leads from your advertising, the money is wasted.

Affiliate marketing allows you to have your ads potentially placed on thousands of other sites and you do not have to pay anything for them unless they return results. Best of all, you have the option to choose which sites display your ads and the types of ads that are used. Tracking information is built into the links so you can tell how many impressions your ads are getting, how often the ads are being clicked on and how much sales are being generated by the ads.

Whether you run your own affiliate program or sign up with an affiliate market corporation to run it for you, the choice of which websites to use as affiliates is still up to you. You may want to review sites that request to affiliate with you to determine if it is the type of site with which you want your name affiliated. You can also determine the pay structure. If affiliates believe your commission structure is too low they do not have to sign up with you. Of course, if it not worth their time and effort to add your links to their page, you will have no affiliates working with you.

Another hidden advantage to using affiliate marketing is the increase in the number of links that point to your website. Many search engines use that information as part of the logarithm in determining your position in their rankings. The more quality links that point to your site, the more that score is worth. Of course, not all links back to you will be viable and if a search engine believes you are getting links just for the sake of having links, it can also hurt your position in the rankings.

Primarily you can choose to pay for visits to your site, or for visits that result in a referral or a straight commission percentage on any and all sales. You also can determine at what earning level the commission will be paid to keep from having to send out commission checks for miniscule amounts. Typically, earnings must hit at least a certain threshold of $25 for instance, before being paid.

Running your own affiliate marketing network keeps the rest of the profits at home, but having another company operate it can free your staff’s time to concentrate on customer service as well as following up on referrals you may receive through the affiliate marketing program.

Mike Mahfouz
http://www.articlesbase.com/marketing-articles/affiliate-marketing-network-can-improve-sales-and-rankings-127044.html

It’s a confusing mess. Every day brings a new ‘genius’ method, ‘killer’ tactic, ‘winning’ system. But where to begin? That’s the big question.

An important question – but also one that’s easy to answer. However, it is hard to act upon!

Don’t follow EVERYTHING.

You read hundreds of books. Great. But knowledge without action to back it up is useless. And the kind of action you need to take can come from just 1 or 2 or 5 books. Do not buy new stuff until you can maximize the impact of existing material.

You have to get started, take action.

“But, where to begin?”

It sure is bewildering. Every ‘guru’ advises something different. You need to understand they are advocating what worked… for THEM. It may work for you – or it may not. The only way to find out is by trying it out.

You might have to go exploring in many different directions – before finding what works for you. That’s why you’ll hear many respected marketers talk about failing – and failing FAST.

Try stuff. See if it works. If it doesn’t, give it up and move on. Keep trying until you find one which does work. Then explore it deeper, do more of it and build your business.

Here’s a step by step blueprint which may help you get started with your Niche Marketing:

• Study some of the resources on niche marketing, get a feel for it

• Carry out keyword research or use your interests to decide upon a niche

• Research the niche market you choose and see what people in it are asking for, what problems they face, what pain they want removed from their lives

• See if you can create, outsource or buy resell rights to a product or service which will solve the biggest problems

• Market the solution. Start small, at low cost, as you assess the marketplace. Test different elements of your sales process and keep learning.

• Track your results every week, or better still, every day

• Tweak your marketing to see if it performs better – or worse

• Aim for a steady 2% improvement each week

Within 6 months, you’ll definitely hit upon some parts of your marketing process which work. Then you can choose to learn more about those elements – buy ebooks, attend courses and seminars, ask experts, participate on forums. Become the expert – and use these same methods more effectively.

Before you know it, your niche marketing will become explosively profitable and your business will be a huge success.

Gowri Cumba
http://www.articlesbase.com/home-business-articles/win-at-niche-marketing-by-eliminating-analysisparalysis-72540.html

“I have no money to invest in my internet business” – I can hear you saying.

If you say this, you are in one out of these 2 situations…

1. You seriously have no money to spend. I can understand this situation as I was at the same place when I got started.

2. You have money, but you are not willing to invest in your internet business and take some risk to get started. This simply means that you are not serious enough to get started.

You are just giving your internet business career a try, but are not determined to get started.

This article is for those who seriously lack money but are completely determined to get started and put in all the efforts to make things work.

Congratulations, you are just like me. I too lacked money. Infact I started my internet business career when I was in college with no help and no money in pockets even to purchase a domain name and a hosting account.

Infact it was even difficult for me to pay my ISP charges at that time. Now the days are gone and now is the condition where I am running my own hosting server and providing services to my clients sitting from the comfort of my home.

But this article is NOT for me. It is for YOU. I will show you step by step how you can get started with your own internet business in next 2 days without spending a dime and then once you make some money, you will happily invest it in your internet business and grow it step by step as I did it.

So here YOU go with your no-cost internet marketing blueprint…

Step 1 – Product Research.

You need something to sell to make money. To get started I would advise you to join a quality affiliate program in the niche you are interested in and start promoting other people’s products.

There are thousands of affiliate programs where you can join for free and get started. Here’s a popular affiliate directory where you can search for affiliate programs that you can promote… www.associateprograms.com

Step 2 – Create an Ecourse.

Create a simple 10 day ecourse relating to your niche. You will provide this ecourse to your subscribers for free. Provide quality information in your ecourse and include your affiliate links in it.

Step 3 – Create a Simple Minisite.

Just move on to freesitetemplates.com and grab a template out there to create a simple minisite.

You can also get some cool minisite creation softwares like ‘Instant Site Maker’ and ‘Web Page O Matic’ on the net for free if you search them on Google.com

This will help you to create a one page minisite where you will include your optin offer and get your visitors to signup as leads and then follow them up with your ecourse.

Step 4 – Setup Your Autoresponder.

You can get free autoresponder service at freeautobot.com and getresponse.com.

Include your ecourse in the autoresponder system to follow up your subscribers.

Step 5 – Get A Home For Your Website.

You will need a hosting and domain name for your website. There are many sites that will give you a free hosting account but they will place ads on your site. One of them is geocities.com.

Also to shorten your hosting url you can use cjb.net which will help you to get a cool name for your site like yourname.cjb.net.

Step 5 – Track Your Visitors.

You can use a free service like statcounter.com to track your website statistics and visitors coming to your website.

Step 6 – Get Targeted Traffic to Your Site.

There are number of free ways you can use to promote your website. Some of the top ways in my list includes…

1. Writing and submitting articles to article directories like ezinearticles.com and goarticles.com.

2. Participating in discussion forums in your niche.

Step 7 – Re-Invest Your Profits.

Once you start making money reinvest your profits to get a hosting account, domain name, autoresponder service, website design software and make sure you invest in your Internet Marketing education.

Do this till you are completely up and ready with your internet business, after which you can start using part of your profits for your personal enjoyment and expenses.

Step 8 – Keep Yourself Educated.

Visit article directories like ezinearticles.com and read latest articles in various topics to learn more and more promotion tactics that you can use to make more money out of your website.

This is a simple game plan that you can use to start your internet business without investing a single penny and make your internet dreams come true.

Murtuza Abbas
http://www.articlesbase.com/business-opportunities-articles/8-block-formula-to-start-your-internet-business-with-no-money-in-your-pockets-89632.html

As a business that regularly works in the online marketplace, you intrinsically understand that there are many challenges facing your ability to grow and thrive. How will you draw new customers to your website? How can you improve your profits? How can you become more widely known? For many organizations, the answer is related to search engine performance: the vast majority of online users rely on major search engines to uncover information – and if your company doesn’t appear near the top of those search engine lists, you may well be out of luck when it comes to drawing in new visitors and potential customers.

One of the smartest things you can do as an online business, then, is to work with an experienced online marketing company. Why? Simple: online marketing companies understand the specific challenges that are inherent in making your business’s web presence stand out. The right online marketing company has the necessary experience to optimize your company’s website so that it is closely linked to likely search terms and is organized in a way that is welcoming to visitors. A good online marketing company can help you build website content, develop website design, and develop a strategy for increasing and improving your overall web presence. The differences between a standard company’s website and one that has worked with an online marketing company are clear: one will always be more usable and well developed than the other.

One way that an experienced online marketing company can help to grow your business is by assisting you in developing effective blog marketing. What is blog marketing? As a general rule, blog marketing is the use of short, current, reader-friendly articles that boost your website’s level of content and broaden your website’s reach. Maintaining an active blog on your website means that you will have content that is consistently updated and current (through the use of daily or weekly postings), ensuring that your website is filled with up-to-date articles that are immediate and accessible. Furthermore, regular blog postings can be sprinkled with the kinds of keywords and key phrases that will make your website’s content stand out – and links to and from your website embedded in regular blog postings will increase the usability of your website tremendously. Additionally, the conversational tone and reader-friendly demeanor of blogs help to make your website welcoming and accessible. Websites that employ blog marketing, then, enjoy increased readership, are more linkable, and generally provide a better public face for your web-based business.

Adam Morien
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-marketing-articles/blog-marketing-online-marketing-company-571000.html

They may not be one of your major interests or hobbies, but I guarantee that you’ll develop an interest when you discover how much money is available in a specific market.

Expand your range of niche topics to research. I think I’m like most out there, if there’s money to made in any market, I can get interested in it pretty quick…without to much trouble.

If you’re having trouble trying to find some ideas, or where to find some ideas, I’ve put together this report in hopes that it will show you some different places and ways to find lucrative niche markets.

1) Read the newspaper – either online or offline, scan through local and national newspapers to gather some ideas. Look for common questions or topics being reported on. Find one that seems to have a lot of interest, and questions being asked, and away you go.

2) Look on forums – Google any topic like ‘your topic + forums’ and see what pops up. Visit the different forums and see what people are talking about. See what questions they’re asking…and if they’re getting any answers, and what answers they’re getting. Give them the answers they’re seeking, or provide them with better answers, and you’ve found a possible niche market.

3) Look on YouTube – search around the video site and see what is being viewed. The beauty is, you can see exactly how many times each video has been watched. You can instantly gauge how popular that particular topic is. YouTube is great because videos can become so viral, with people sharing them around the world at light speed. There are a ton of great ideas you can get using YouTube.

4) Visit Amazon.com – you can search the books, software, magazines etc. You can find tons of different ideas, on all sorts of subjects that you may not have ever thought of. You can instantly see how popular different books and software products are on Amazon, simply by looking at their ‘Amazon sales rating.’

5) Look in ClickBank Market Place – You can search around ClickBank to find hot niche markets. You can see how popular a particular item is by the ‘gravity’ ranking. The higher the ‘gravity’ the more popular the item. You can even find products to sell in almost any niche market out there. Be sure to research your market before jumping right in. For instance…if you see a product with and incredible ‘gravity’ 300-400, there may be to many people promoting, and it may cost you a fortune to enter that market. Besides that, you’ll find hundreds of different ideas to investigate further.

6) Look on eBay – you can easily see thousands of products and services that people are selling, and people are willing to pay for. Do some targeted searches, and focus in on some targeted areas.

7) Google it – use the biggest market research viability tool out there. Type in some common questions, or just type portions of questions, like the examples below. Your results will turn up thousands of potential topics, in a wide variety of areas

When doing your niche Market Research, always do it as though you were looking for the answers yourself. Some examples that you can just fill in the blanks……………

- How to…………….
- Save time…………….
- Save money…………
- Find…………..
- Review on………..
- Unique or rare…………..
- Proven methods to……………….
- Step by step system for……………….
- Build a …………………..

These are just a small sample of different ways that you find some ideas for your very own niche market. Always keep an open mind when doing you research because you never know where that, crazy, previously unthinkable little niche market may come from.

Once you’ve decided to open your mind, and start looking for a niche market to enter, you’ll be amazed at how many your mind will come up with. Like any training or exercise, the more times you repeat this process, the easier, faster, and more focused it will become.

Anytime you research any possible niche market, be sure to do your best research on the: keyword search counts, the competitors in that market, possible products or services to offer (that may not be offered today). Even if there are products or services in your chosen market, one easy way is to make improvements to them. You don’t have to reinvent the wheel…just offer better solutions to their problems.

Ron Richardson
http://www.articlesbase.com/internet-marketing-articles/7-places-to-find-niche-market-ideas-750425.html

After all, the Internet exists primarily as a source and medium whereby Information and content is exchanged. As webmasters, they create valuable one-way links from relevant content they publish, and also builds the overall size of your web site thereby increasing page rank. As well as the above, it improves search results pertaining to relevant keywords all the while providing useful information to the web search consumer.

By building your overall web site promotional strategy around quality content based Internet marketing using blogs, press release distribution, e-mail marketing, article directory submission, and e-zines you are creating a network of links back to your site and branding your self and business as an expert in your industry.

We are not going to bore you with details but only the basics of what you need to do to effectively promote your site on the Internet to maximum your results. The following three strategies should be the staple of any Internet marketing campaign and produce results.

This is not to say that you should not incorporate over forms of web site promotion. The most successful web sites use a variety of Internet marketing strategies including content based internet marketing and paid advertising such as pay per click.

Blogging

When clients ask what about our recommendations for internet marketing and web site promotion our first response is always with regard to blogging. While a well-rounded Internet marketing campaign is best, to optimize success there are few methods more effective in the long term for improving search engine ranking and page rank than blogging.

Internet marketers who utilize Content Based Internet Marketing strategies and who publish fresh content to their blogs daily, see very positive results in terms of keyword ranking, page rank and overall incoming traffic through their blogs. This is because the search engines love blogs.

A blog is the perfect content management solution. It allows you to publish fresh articles with ease on a regular basis. By posting a new optimized article daily for a different keyword or keyword phrase clients will eventually have hundreds of content rich pages optimized for all of the possible keyword combinations related to their industry.

We recommend that you publish one article to your blog daily every single day of the year. This is very important because consistency is the most important thing. The search engines send out there spiders on a regular basis and once they see that you publish new content to your site daily they will start visiting your site more often indexing your new pages more often. These means your new articles pages will rise to the top of the search engines that much more quickly.

If you do not have a blog you can visit blogger.com or Wordpress for information on installing a free blog on your web site. In order for your blog to effectively bring traffic to your site it needs to be hosted on your server and not on a separate web host. A blog hosted at blogspot or another hosting service will not be nearly as effective in bringing you targeted traffic or increasing your search engine rankings.

Article Directory Submission

We recommend that you submit original articles every month to various article directories with links back to your site. If you want these articles to have the most impact on increasing your page rank the article directories you submit to should have a Google page rank of 4 or better.

If you are not sure what their page rank is you can download Google’s tool bar which attaches to your browser and will provide all of these information and more. The Google toolbar is a must for any serious Internet marketer. You can download the toolbar free from the Google website.

Press Release Distribution

Another component of an effective content based Internet marketing campaign is press release distribution. Distributing press releases on a regular basis through newswire distribution services will create both immediate traffic and inbound links back to your site as the press releases are picked up and posted on web sites.

An example of a good press release distribution service is PRWeb.com. PR Web will distribute your press release for free but you can receive enhanced distribution for additional fees. For example, for a payment of $80.00 you can be guaranteed to be included in Yahoo News. We have been very successful in using press release distribution in marketing our client’s web sites.

It is important that your press release read like a news story and cover newsworthy information. Press releases that sound like advertisements are not likely to be accepted by PR Web.

Before following the advice of any Internet Marketing guru or web site promotion expert I recommend that you evaluate the results achieved by the service or expert.

Does he or she have a high traffic web site?

Do they have a page rank of 4 or better?

What is their Alexa.com traffic ranking? Remember that ratings over 100,000 are probably not that accurate according to Alexa.com. Any site with a rating under 100,000 is probably fairly accurate and getting a decent amount of traffic.

How many back links are being recognized by the big three search engines. (Google, Yahoo and MSN)
If a so-called web site promotion expert does not have a successful web site and is not doing those things they are teaching, then how can you know that the strategies are effective.

The other part of the equation is that some of the Internet marketing tactics taught on the web are effective for producing traffic quickly but not for the long term.

They are often tricks or short cuts that have the appearance of being effective but do not generate long term qualified or targeted traffic and more importantly sales. These are the things to consider when evaluating any claims by Internet marketing experts or gurus.

Tom Taito
http://www.articlesbase.com/non-fiction-articles/highy-rated-strategy-in-content-based-internet-marketing-122113.html

it is a 10 team league.i traded vernon davis,ben watson, and reggie brown for marvin harrison. also rate my team on scale of 1-10

QB Marc Bulger
QB Jay Cutler
WR Torry Holt
WR Marvin Harrison
WR Marques Colston
RB Brian Westbrook
RB Rudi Johnson
TE Desmond Clark
TE Alex Smith
K Jeff Wilkins
K Stephen Gostkowski
DEF Denver
DEF New York

BN Carnell Williams
BN Steve McNair
BN Mark Clayton
BN DeShaun Foster
BN Bobby Wade

Good Trade and very good team. Your starters are good, backups are really bad. Denver is a top 5 defense, you are fine there. Holt Harrison, Colston are the best 3 WR combo I have seen yet. 2 Top 10 RB and a Top 5 QB. You cares about TE they are nearly worthless. 8.0

I have a small business and I want to hire my first employee. I want to hire my first employee in the field of Sales and Marketing. What skills should I look when hiring someone?

Hello CD — How ’bout some education or experience in the field? Maybe ask what skills does an employer need!

-how does it impact the economy?
-what are some trends in retailing that focus on niche markets?
-is there such thing as a niche marketer?

help i can’t find anything on the internet!

Role of the niche market in today’s economy- -how does it impact the economy: See detailed notes below. It enhances competition, serves special category of customers, enhances value addition, creates employment, nourishes creativity.
-what are some trends in retailing that focus on niche markets? See what happens online niche marketing below.
-is there such thing as a niche marketer? Yes, see definition within the notes below.
A niche market also known as a target market is a focused, targetable portion (subset) of a market sector. By definition, then, a business that focuses on a niche market is addressing a need for a product or service that is not being addressed by mainstream providers. A niche market may be thought of as a narrowly defined group of potential customers.
A distinct niche market usually evolves out of a market niche, where potential demand is not met by any supply. Such ventures are profitable because of disinterest on the part of large businesses and/or lack of awareness on the part of other small companies. The key to capitalizing on a niche market is to find or develop a market niche that has customers who are accessible, that is growing fast enough, and that is not owned by one established vendor already.
Niche marketing is the process of finding and serving profitable market segments and designing custom-made products or services for them. For big companies those market segments are often too small in order to serve them profitably as they often lack economies of scale. Niche marketers are often reliant on the loyalty business model to maintain a profitable volume of sales. this also means theres a gap in the market. An often used technique for affiliate marketers. By seeking out smaller segments of larger markets, a website can be developed and promoted quickly to uniquely serve a targeted and usually loyal customer base, giving the affiliate a small but regular income stream. This technique is then repeated across several other niche websites until a desired income level is achieved.
Market niches are small highly-focused market segments. They allow even smaller businesses to be major market-dominant players in areas that can be relatively free of massive competitive struggle.
Geographic focus, demographic profiling, alternative distribution channels, modifications in products or services, variable pricing, new technologies — all these are possible ways of doing niche marketing: a highly concentrated form of target marketing that allows companies to zoom in on markets that may be small but whose profit potential may be large.
Niches can sometimes grown to tremendous size. A (former) head of IBM once went on record as saying that the market for personal computer ownership in the United States probably would never amount to more than five people. Bill Gates did not agree, and thought this niche market was worth developing. The rest is history.
There are two things to remember about niche markets and niche marketing. As with regular markets, the best way to spot them, understand them, and address them is through Market Research and market segmentation. Niche markets, like all markets, are driven by consumer wants and needs. The more closely one understands the characteristic drives and purchasing patterns of any market, niche or otherwise, the more likely success is to follow. The second thing is that niche markets don’t require a company’s total focus. A large company can address both a large market and a niche market at the same time — indeed, the smaller size and tighter focus of a niche market can make it the ideal target for experimental or developmental testing of products or services.
Most companies, whether big or small, direct their marketing to select niche audiences. Even the country’s largest manufacturers target carefully pinpointed market segments to maximize the effectiveness of their programs and often tackle different niches for each product group. Hewlett-Packard, for example, markets all-in-one machines that print, fax and scan to segments of the home office market, while targeting larger businesses for higher-priced, single-function units.
Niche marketing can be extremely cost-effective. For instance, imagine you offer a product or service that’s just right for a select demographic or ethnic group in your area, such as Hispanics or Asians. You could advertise on ethnic radio stations, which have considerably lower rates than stations that program for broader audiences. So your marketing budget would go a lot further, allowing you to advertise with greater frequency or to use a more comprehensive media mix.
Taking on a new niche can be a low-risk way to grow your business, as long as you keep in mind several important rules:
1. Meet their unique needs. The benefits you promise must have special appeal to the market niche. What can you provide that’s new and compelling? Identify the unique needs of your potential audience, and look for ways to tailor your product or service to meet them. Start by considering all the product or service variations you might offer. When it comes to marketing soap, for example, not much has changed over the years. But suppose you were a soap maker and you invented a new brand to gently remove chlorine from swimmers’ hair. You’d have something uniquely compelling to offer a niche market–from members of your neighborhood pool to the Olympic swim team.
2. Say the right thing. When approaching a new market niche, it’s imperative to speak their language. In other words, you should understand the market’s "hot buttons" and be prepared to communicate with the target group as an understanding member–not an outsider. In addition to launching a unique campaign for the new niche, you may need to alter other, more basic elements, such as your company slogan if it translates poorly to another language, for example. In instances where taking on a new niche market is not impacted by a change in language or customs, it’s still vital to understand its members’ key issues and how they prefer to communicate with companies like yours. For example, suppose a business that markets leather goods primarily to men through a Web site decides to target working women. Like men, working women appreciate the convenience of shopping on the Web, but they expect more content so that they can comprehensively evaluate the products and the company behind them. To successfully increase sales from the new niche, the Web marketer would need to change the way it communicates with them by expanding its site along with revising its marketing message.
3. Always test-market. Before moving ahead, assess the direct competitors you’ll find in the new market niche and determine how you will position against them. For an overview, it’s best to conduct a competitive analysis by reviewing competitors’ ads, brochures and Web sites, looking for their key selling points, along with pricing, delivery and other service characteristics.
But what if there is no existing competition? Believe it or not, this isn’t always a good sign. True, it may mean that other companies haven’t found the key to providing a product or service this niche will want to buy. However, it’s also possible that many companies have tried and failed to penetrate this group. Always test-market carefully to gauge the market’s receptiveness to your product or service and message. And move cautiously to keep your risks manageable.
how does the small business person compete with the Wal-Marts of this world. You don’t have the capital to use the department-store approach. The key for small businesses is to master the art of Niche Marketing.

1. Profile Your Customers
First, profile who your customers are likely to be. Take an hour or two with a friend or business associate or spouse and describe in detail the characteristics they are likely to possess.
2. Where Do They Congregate?
Next, decide where those kinds of people are likely to congregate on the Internet. If you haven’t discovered Internet mailing lists and news groups, there’s no time like the present. You’ll find many of your customers congregated into neat niches right here.
Both mailing lists and news groups are on-line discussion groups. Here’s the difference between them:

Mailing List. The discussion group’s comments all land in your e-mail box either in single messages or, if you’re not a glutton for punishment, in a daily digest form. Mailing lists tend to involve more serious discussion.

News Group. This type of discussion group is found residing on your Internet Service Provider’s computer (much like AOL and CompuServe forums). You look at the comments others have made and add your own. Caution: a lot of fluff and stupidity here. But who says your potential customers have to be highly intelligent?
Mailing lists and news groups are highly targeted since they focus on very specific topics. In each discussion group you may find as many as 1,000 to 10,000 regular readers with a special interest in that topic. There are discussion groups on marketing, doll collecting, auto racing, Celtic civilization, management development, cycling in the Himalayas. You name it: it’s probably there somewhere. And if you don’t find one you like, you can start your own.
3. Communicate Your Message Where They Congregate
Let’s say you want to sell Civil War books (or are they "War-between-the-States books" in the South). I’d find a mailing list made up of Civil War reenactors and find some way to participate.
You don’t come on strong: COME BUY MY BOOKS. You’ll be hooted down (flamed) by half the members. You wait for your moment. Your great-great uncle was wounded in the Battle of Kenesaw Mountain, Georgia. When the discussion turns to Sherman’s March to the Sea, you tell what you found in Uncle John’s old letters you discovered among your grandmother’s papers. At the end of your e-mail message, however, you’ll include your e-mail "signature" which gives a mini-ad for your business.

I want to be involve in online marketing i.e using credit cards or even wire transfer. I dont know how to get going with the stuff.

Unfortunately I am one of the few here who have been to Nigeria. Aba and Port Haricourt as a matter of fact. I know that many of the people have great intentions and big hearts. However, Nigeria is well known for internet scams. I apologize that I don’t have a solution for you. It will be a difficult road for you. I wish you the best in your search and hope that your dreams will come true.

BEST WISHES!