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I am trying to get my niche which is urban sneakers related to my website and how to creat information
As the training indicates, it rather depends on the niche you've chosen. For example..... "Sports" is a bit too much.... "Basketball" is better, but still too broad. But, if you were going to sell "Nike High top Basketball Shoes" (no idea the traffic available on this, mind you...) I would consider building a website around keywords that involve cool basketball highlights, perhaps videos, the best basketball players ever, the top basketball teams in the NBA. etc.... You see what I'm getting at is how to draw people to a website with topics related to your niche and offering a related product. The topics you choose need to be high volume (traffic) and relatively low competition (competing niche websites). This is where Jaaxy can help a lot. It cuts down research time. But, use keywords in your domain name, website title and then related keywords in your pages/post topics.
I hope that helps!
Thank you that helps a lot I used the keyword tool and it pulled up alot of traffic for Air Jordans and that is what i want to market also Nike shoes hence the name urbankicks
Love the name! Okay, cool. Now, you have to think about a way to drive traffic that's not totally flooded by the big names already. This is where the "genius" and creativity comes in to being a business owner/webmaster.... think of an angle on basketball or high-end kicks that no one is really doing yet. Something you can write about and create cool sub-topics on. Each subtopic will support your main site theme/title. It could even be fashion related, not merely just sports. For example, and I haven't checked traffic..... "trending high school fashion for guys". That is a keyword. We call it a "long tail" keyword, also known as "low hanging fruit", because you can't use it as a site title, but might be worth of a long page or post IF it pulls well.
Are you following the training? Everything is covered step by step so don't try and rush ahead too quickly.
If you've built the site and set up the initial pages covered in the training then you start writing review posts about urban sneakers. You join affiliate programs in your niche and then add the affiliate links in your posts.
Does that make sense? As I said, it's all covered as you go through the training. Did you start with the green "get started here" button on the left or are you following the Bootcamp lessons?
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I dont understand how to relate my niche to my website?
I am trying to get my niche which is urban sneakers related to my website and how to creat information
Just sent you a PM Thomas. You have a great website name, and I think it will definitely fit with one of the ideas I sent. Just to repeat for anyone interested in the answer - I always try to think about WHO I'm making this website for. It sounds like you are looking to write about shoe fashion for young men.
Topics can include
celebrity fashion
new styles coming out
historical styles
how to coordinate shoes with clothes
where to order custom shoes
shoe care tips
foot health tips
related fashion tips
As the training indicates, it rather depends on the niche you've chosen. For example..... "Sports" is a bit too much.... "Basketball" is better, but still too broad. But, if you were going to sell "Nike High top Basketball Shoes" (no idea the traffic available on this, mind you...) I would consider building a website around keywords that involve cool basketball highlights, perhaps videos, the best basketball players ever, the top basketball teams in the NBA. etc.... You see what I'm getting at is how to draw people to a website with topics related to your niche and offering a related product. The topics you choose need to be high volume (traffic) and relatively low competition (competing niche websites). This is where Jaaxy can help a lot. It cuts down research time. But, use keywords in your domain name, website title and then related keywords in your pages/post topics.
I hope that helps!
Thank you that helps a lot I used the keyword tool and it pulled up alot of traffic for Air Jordans and that is what i want to market also Nike shoes hence the name urbankicks
Love the name! Okay, cool. Now, you have to think about a way to drive traffic that's not totally flooded by the big names already. This is where the "genius" and creativity comes in to being a business owner/webmaster.... think of an angle on basketball or high-end kicks that no one is really doing yet. Something you can write about and create cool sub-topics on. Each subtopic will support your main site theme/title. It could even be fashion related, not merely just sports. For example, and I haven't checked traffic..... "trending high school fashion for guys". That is a keyword. We call it a "long tail" keyword, also known as "low hanging fruit", because you can't use it as a site title, but might be worth of a long page or post IF it pulls well.
Are you following the training? Everything is covered step by step so don't try and rush ahead too quickly.
If you've built the site and set up the initial pages covered in the training then you start writing review posts about urban sneakers. You join affiliate programs in your niche and then add the affiliate links in your posts.
Does that make sense? As I said, it's all covered as you go through the training. Did you start with the green "get started here" button on the left or are you following the Bootcamp lessons?
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Just sent you a PM Thomas. You have a great website name, and I think it will definitely fit with one of the ideas I sent. Just to repeat for anyone interested in the answer - I always try to think about WHO I'm making this website for. It sounds like you are looking to write about shoe fashion for young men.
Topics can include
celebrity fashion
new styles coming out
historical styles
how to coordinate shoes with clothes
where to order custom shoes
shoe care tips
foot health tips
related fashion tips