Good answers here, Cheryl!

Jeff

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

Cheryl, you do your niche writing on your website because that's your main business. Your readers will be coming to your website to learn how to do this or that based on your recommendation. You need to write to them and not so much for the search engines.


At the beginning I put too much emphasis on keeping my ranking here at WA but I was neglecting my website which is the one that will bring the beans and bacon to you. Make sure you write relevant content, something that your audience will get value from.


On the contrary on the WA blog, what we do is share something that will benefit our members in improving our skills in running an online business. The training at WA is superb, there's no end to all the courses and webinars, so you'll never stop learning.


Concentrate on your main website, and just like I read from your bio, get promoted to CEO of your own business. Take your time and write the content that will help your audience to solve their problems. Do the research of your niche and find out what people need and what kind of questions are they asking. Then you provide the answers. Hopefully you went with your passion because you'll have a lot to talk about.