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I was just brainstorming on the ideas that are swirrling about in my head and one thing I come back to again and again is the question on how big can my website get... or formu
Only after your first site is consistently earning money should you consider starting another site.
Size of my website - what is ideal?
I was just brainstorming on the ideas that are swirrling about in my head and one thing I come back to again and again is the question on how big can my website get... or formu
I believe it is less of the size but consistency. If you can be consistent, you can start one first and then the next.
Only after your first site is consistently earning money should you consider starting another site.
Well I have built up my niche and have content that surounds it but now find myself in the situation where im not quite sure how far to go out of the niche. Im in the fitness n
Maybe another tab on your website. Or you can continue writing even more content on what you already have, Barnaby!
If you can think of creative ways to tie in diets with the supplements, then yes, you would do well. Especially is the diets help strengthen muscles to help prevent muscle damage.
But if the diets conflict with the supplements, or do nothing to enhance what you already write about your supplements, then it's probably best to avoid the topic all together.
True I will see wht I do but thinking about DianeScorpio said I might wait till I have reserched more.
Thank you!
Hi - to be honest, I think your niche is quite broad as it is, without introducing any other elements to it. Supplements is a huge topic. Take a look at this site, they have literally thousands of blog posts. Hopefully you can get some ideas.
https://www.discount-supplements.co.uk/resource
Yes true. looking at this website I can see alot of things I could also write about.
But what is the idea for after writing? I only just started the "money making" course and am not sure whats coming up. Am I going to be adding affiliate links to my blogs without or will I be leaving them and only add links to new blogs?
Would be glad to know what the plan is. Of curse not in detail but just to get a picture of what I will be doing.
Hi - the majority of your time will be spent writing. You have to add new content on a regular basis, ideally, 2 or 3 times per week, to show Google that your site is active and an authority on your subject.
You can affiliate links to previous posts if they are appropriate. However, adding affiliate links is a long way down the road. You need to have lots of content first, as when you apply to join affiliate programs they will inspect your website to see if it is suitable before they approve you.
Level 3 covers joining affiliate programs and how to add their links, writing product reviews and how to track how many people are visiting your site. Level 4 is all about social media.
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Well I have built up my niche and have content that surounds it but now find myself in the situation where im not quite sure how far to go out of the niche. Im in the fitness n
Maybe another tab on your website. Or you can continue writing even more content on what you already have, Barnaby!
If you can think of creative ways to tie in diets with the supplements, then yes, you would do well. Especially is the diets help strengthen muscles to help prevent muscle damage.
But if the diets conflict with the supplements, or do nothing to enhance what you already write about your supplements, then it's probably best to avoid the topic all together.
True I will see wht I do but thinking about DianeScorpio said I might wait till I have reserched more.
Thank you!
Hi - to be honest, I think your niche is quite broad as it is, without introducing any other elements to it. Supplements is a huge topic. Take a look at this site, they have literally thousands of blog posts. Hopefully you can get some ideas.
https://www.discount-supplements.co.uk/resource
Yes true. looking at this website I can see alot of things I could also write about.
But what is the idea for after writing? I only just started the "money making" course and am not sure whats coming up. Am I going to be adding affiliate links to my blogs without or will I be leaving them and only add links to new blogs?
Would be glad to know what the plan is. Of curse not in detail but just to get a picture of what I will be doing.
Hi - the majority of your time will be spent writing. You have to add new content on a regular basis, ideally, 2 or 3 times per week, to show Google that your site is active and an authority on your subject.
You can affiliate links to previous posts if they are appropriate. However, adding affiliate links is a long way down the road. You need to have lots of content first, as when you apply to join affiliate programs they will inspect your website to see if it is suitable before they approve you.
Level 3 covers joining affiliate programs and how to add their links, writing product reviews and how to track how many people are visiting your site. Level 4 is all about social media.
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I believe it is less of the size but consistency. If you can be consistent, you can start one first and then the next.