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addiction_recovery_coaching

coaching_and_courses

How to lose weight fast and gain muscle

Launched January 2026

30% Affiliate Comm.

Launched January 2026

30% Aff.

Est. Revenue

$15,400

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Price

$10 one-time

Product Performance

Change History

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Affiliate StatusJan 12, 2026

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Market Analysis

addiction_recovery_coaching competitive landscape & strategy

Products

$44

Avg Revenue

$312

Top Earner

Market Size

The addiction_recovery_coaching category has 92 total products. 74 are inactive or free, while 18 actively generate revenue ($797 monthly). Limited proven winners signals untapped opportunity but higher execution risk.

Business Models

Model	Products	Avg MRR	Avg Users	$5K+ Rate	Top Earner
Coaching And Courses	10	$X.XXk	5	XX.X%	$XXXk
Paid Group	2	$X.XXk	4	XX.X%	$XXXk

Top Competitors

Competitive Dynamics

Fragmented market. No dominant players means distribution and speed-to-market matter more than product perfection. Mixed growth signals suggest category in transition—winners adapting to shifting user needs while others stagnate. Tight competition at the top indicates no entrenched winner—execution quality and distribution will determine market leadership.

Low success rate (0.0%) + low average revenue suggests difficult market—validate demand thoroughly before launching.

Pricing Strategy

Most common pricing combinations in addiction_recovery_coaching:

Monthly $15

1 product • Avg revenue: N/A

Monthly $27

1 product • Avg revenue: N/A

Monthly $39

1 product • Avg revenue: N/A

Execution Playbook

What separates winners: (1) Specificity in positioning, (2) Proof through case studies with numbers, (3) Community where students interact, (4) Consistency through weekly touchpoints. Only 0% reach $5K+ MRR—aim for 85%+ retention through proven results and consistent touchpoints.

Market Entry Strategy

Differentiate or dominate. Fragmented, mature, competitive market. Either own a specific niche with superior fit, or outexecute on multiple dimensions. "Good enough" won't win—need clear reason customers choose this product over numerous alternatives.