I would suggest taking a different approach and find something you're passionate about instead of what's trending. Trends don't last, passion does. Find something you love and that you're good at, then worry about how you're going to sell it.

To find trending and low-competitive niches in the digital market, you can research popular topics, utilize keyword research tools, explore niche marketplaces, analyze competitors, and follow industry influencers. It's important to choose a niche that aligns with your interests and expertise for long-term success.

Well, in current days, generative AI is more in and it's very hyped. You can take it, but it's very competitive. And if you want to find a low competitive, then do get command over niche research, learn how to revers engineer big sites, do competitive analysis and find loopholes in the market. Finding loopholes is the breaking point, if you do then you can make a good business.

Absolutely on board with Miles Turner - the AI scene is truly revolutionizing things, hitting remarkable milestones. It's crowded, yes, but mastering niche research, reverse engineering, and competitive analysis to spot market gaps can set you apart. Finding those loopholes? That’s your golden ticket to success in this dynamic AI-driven market.

Absolutely on board with Miles Turner - the AI scene is truly revolutionizing things, hitting remarkable milestones. It's crowded, yes, but mastering niche research, reverse engineering, and competitive analysis to spot market gaps can set you apart. Finding those loopholes? That’s your golden ticket to success in this dynamic AI-driven market.