What niche you suggest for a beginner?

Dropshipping is not a niche, it is a method of fulfilling orders.

The field that is good for you depends upon your skills.

You need to assess your skills, what you know and what you like to
do and decide what you can apply yourself to.

So if you are good at photography or developing fascinating A.I.
images, you could get into a business that uses images like print on
demand, stock photography, selling wall art, or publishing.

That is just an example, you need to figure it out for yourself, other
people cannot do that for you.

What I have done, and what might work for you, is using A.I. such as
ChatGPT, you can tell it your experience and other details and it will
recommend a variety of online business that would be good for you,
it can give you guidance and help you develop your strategy.

Regardless of which method you use to assess your skills, it is
important to focus on something and don't give up so easily.

I suggest you do something that you are passionate about and use that skill to impact people's lives .

When you look beyond money and start focusing on using your gifts to solidify your legacy is when magic happens.

i suggest niches like personal finance, health and wellness or hobbies and create friendly content

Focus on one product
Create your own website
Then be patient
Because you are entering a world controlled by emperors with huge sums of money that they use to buy all services
I am like you, thinking of a project and I do not have the money.
I failed several times And
I still have not given up So I advise you to try and focus on one product.
I wish you success.

I think Affiliate, suitable and high commission, not much capital loss

Well your question its like asking someone : What road should i choose in life ,when you are the only one that you need to choose

Regarding a niche ,choose one where you have pasion ,interest ,etc because you need to stick with it for years and if you dont like it you will quit

But also it needs to be a niche where you can sell affiliate products etc ,for exampple you can have a passion for the universe but this its not a monetizable niche because elon dont invented trips to mars yet )))

Personal finance is a wonderful niche for a newbie since it has a large audience, offers a variety of subtopics to investigate, and gives useful information that can spark interest and engagement.

With that budget I think I will buy tools, build sales channels then do affiliate marketing

Seo is not that bad tho

Specializing in paid advertising (such as Facebook Ads or Google Ads) would be a good choice for you, as it allows for quicker results and can significantly boost sales for e-commerce and other online businesses, fitting your previous drop shipping experience and budget constraints.

Maybe you can try YouTube, I think it is easy.

First of all respect for taking action, testing, failing forward, and coming back with even more knowledge under your belt.

That alone puts you ahead of 90% of people who say they want this life.

Now let's get real. Yes specializing beats generalizing when you're on a limited budget.

But the right specialization isn't just about what's "hot"...
it's about where your past experience meets speed to result.

You already tasted sales from dropshipping. That's data.

That means you understand offers, targeting, and funnels more than you probably give yourself credit for. So instead of walking away from it all, leverage what you've already learned.

Here's a practical, momentum-building path:

** Specialize in Paid Ads (Meta or Google). Why?

Low startup cost ($1K-$2K is enough to get results fast).

Immediate feedback loop (you know what works, fast).

High-income skill. Businesses will pay if you're good.

It complements dropshipping, affiliate marketing, coaching, SaaS almost anything online.

** Pair that with one clear, testable offer.
Could be your own product, an affiliate offer, or freelancing your ad skills.
But don't chase 5 things. Dominate one.

And lastly don't overthink "niche" as a category (like health or finance).
Think in terms of problems you can solve profitably and people you enjoy serving.

Stick with it. Go deep. Skill compounds.
You've already started. Now double down.

I know how you feel. I started in the same place.

Tried dropshipping. Watched every video. Took every course.

Still felt stuck.

The turning point?

I stopped chasing tactics. And picked one skill that solves a real problem.

For me, it was direct response. Copy. Offers. Funnels that start in Google Docs.

Cheap tools. No fluff.
Just words that made people take action.

With $1-2K, I wouldn't waste a lot of money on platforms or trends.
I'd go all-in on mastering persuasion.

Because once you can communicate value you can sell anything.

To anyone. Without feeling fake.

That's what creates momentum.

@ajitah How are things going?

Do you have some updates for us? Don't get discouraged, it's a process, not an overnight win.

Trial and error is the best professor.