When you start a new blog and want
to make money, you need to choose a niche that will earn you money. This is a big niche
and people make a lot of money. You need
to get into an area where you have a good chance of making a lot of money. But
the problem is that popular niches that
make a lot of money have many websites and large sites. It is very difficult to
get into this field. Does this mean you should stick to a smaller niche for
your blog and post less money? not at all. Even in large fields dominated by
large hierarchies, there are many gaps. In this article, I will give you some
ideas on how you can carve out a piece of the circle for yourself in a concentrated niche.
Niche down
You should choose a broad niche where many bloggers are making money, but don’t get
lost in that niche. Trying to just
follow what others are doing
won’t get your blog to rank on the first
page of SERPs. Even if you get a lot of
backlinks, you’ll have problems. It’s best
to look for smaller, less-covered topics within your niche. For example,
if you can answer a less common question that people researching a topic have that
other bloggers haven’t covered, you’ll definitely show up on the first
page of Google. Let’s take the cryptocurrency niche as an example. Instead of
writing an article like "Where can I buy Bitcoin?", you should write
an article like "Where can I buy Bitcoin if I don't have a bank
account?" The second is an example of a long-tail keyword. There will be
less searches, but also less competition. Another idea is to find a niche
within a niche. For example, you could enter the very saturated beauty niche by
finding a smaller theme within it. Things like vegan cosmetics, for example.
Have multiple platforms working
SEO grows slowly because at some point you need to focus on
some of the keywords with the highest search volume. This means you need
traffic from multiple sources until it
picks up. You need to have a strong presence on social media and
the platforms your audience uses.
Don't try to get on every social network
- you'll get bogged down and waste a lot of time. Instead, figure out who your
target audience is and find out which
networks they use most often. Pick your
top three and focus on those. You should also start a YouTube channel where you
can answer people's questions and solve their problems. This is a great way to
build a brand and become an authority in helping blogs grow. *This article was
written on behalf of Paxful; however, the information provided here does not
constitute, and is not intended to constitute, investment, financial, or other
advice.
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