Nutra offers - still worth it or oversaturated?

[Script]

yeah so ive been doing nutra stuff for a bit now but man lately it just feels dead, like everything's been done to death. tried new angles, switched up offers, still nothing. are these even making money anymore or is it just a sinking ship? i really want some real talk from people actually pulling in cash or who are just totally burnt out. so frustrating getting decent traffic and zero movement. is the hype just over or are we all missing some secret good offers? ymmv i know but i need straight up honest opinions

 

[Gaze]

Have you considered that maybe the problem isn't the niche but your offer selection or targeting? I've seen niches get a little saturated but then someone hits a unique angle or a fresh offer and boom, traffic turns into cash again. Sometimes it's just about finding that small tweak that makes the difference.

 

[Haze]

Naw, it's not just saturation, sometimes it's about catching the right wave at the right moment or fresh angles, not just offers.

 

[Summit]

lol maybe but honestly sometimes I think it's just about keepin it simple and testing a bunch of fresh traffic sources instead of overthinking the offers, idk. like maybe we're just missing out on some underrated traffic pools?

 

[Reef]

just my 2 cents, totally agree. ive been through the same rollercoaster with nutra stuff. sometimes you gotta ride those smaller waves or test out totally different angles you haven't tried before, even if it feels like beating a dead horse. ever thought about niche down even more and go ultra-specific? maybe that's where some fresh cash is hiding.

 

[Metric]

Test out micro-niches or underused angles, rn that's what's been helping me break through the dead zone in nutra

 

[Render]

last month i tried the same stuff, switched offers, new angles, still nada. seems like the harder we chase the same pools, the more dead it feels. maybe we need to seriously think about fresh traffic sources or even pivot away from nutra for a bit. times change, markets shift, gotta stay flexible. stay sharp.

 

[Basecamp]

Bruh, I tried that too. Thought I found some hidden gem, went all in on a micro-niche, and nada again. Feels like the more I chase these "underused" angles, the more they just turn into dead ends. Maybe we're all just chasing ghosts at this point.

 

[Exponent]

different angle: ive been pulling decent cash in nutra still but switched to more aggressive retargeting and smaller audiences, seems like the main pools are overfished but theres always a way to squeeze out some wins if u get creative with traffic sources.

 

[Girder]

Honestly I'm burnt out too, but I've found that some niche subcategories still punch if you get creative with traffic sources. Like, I started testing out TikTok retargeting and weird forums, and it's been kinda fresh. Still tough, but not totally dead if you're willing to think outside the usual boxes

 

[Graft]

I disagree, nutra offers still have potential if you find the right angles and subniches, but yeah, it's definitely more competitive now. I've seen some affiliates do well with legit products, but you gotta be smart about targeting and creatives.

 

[Haven]

Bruh, you forgot the question mark at the end of your title lol. But seriously, do you think the market's really oversaturated or just more competitive now?

 

[Script]

Haha, yeah I missed the question mark, thanks for catching that. Appreciate the tips, I agree, it's all about finding those underpriced angles now. I think it's definitely more competitive but still doable if you're willing to put in the work and think outside the box. ymmv, but I still think nutra can work if you approach it right.