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Good Day, everyone:
Does anybody knows how to do keyword research in other languages other than English, I tried it on Jaaxy but was unsuccessful. I dont think Jaxxy offer
How to do other languages research?
Good Day, everyone:
Does anybody knows how to do keyword research in other languages other than English, I tried it on Jaaxy but was unsuccessful. I dont think Jaxxy offer
Good question -- actually the world wide web / internet runs on English pretty much, same with coding, so most tools associated with the net is in the same language as far as I know... if you find a different answer, I'd appreciate knowing about it as well as I'm also multi-lingual ... all the best, cheerio... :)
sounds like a great opportunity of biz for keywords search with other languages other than English
would need a 'wow' team with coding skills, right keyboards, and certainly proficiency in the desired language to work in... >>> big investment ... :)
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Let's say I have a website called 123site.com
Is it a good idea to have two different niches on one website but just have different category pages on my website?
it seems the idea here is to stick with one niche,do a lot of research on it,become an expert on it.
One of the reasons that I ask this question is that if for every niche you build needed a website...that means I need lots of websites...and domains costs can add up
True, but it is also a lot of work to maintain those niches if they are all under one hood, and affiliate marketing works better if different niches are separated from each other. Look your 2 niches fall under losing weight, so that fits. But I would not add other, unless they are closely related.
First build this, you will see it takes a lot of time already to build those. You can always start a new one once you see it is running well.
Ya It can. let me ask this would it be better if you focused on one niche and as that niche builds revenue then start new niches. sometimes people want to put out a lot of niches at once and and you'll neglect them trying to keep up on them.
That's so true, Stefan. I would stick to building one first and move on to a different part
I wouldn't recommend that I would stick with the one and start a separate niche so things don't get confusing. Wishing lots of success.
I personally would stick with one niche and build quality content for those categories related to that niche. Does that make sense what I just wrote? Google might see those two niches as spam
It depends on the niche and how they are related to each other. We need more information from Eric about that.
Btw why would you think Google sees it as spam? Google sees it as content, his audience has to decide if the different niches fit together and accept the way how he builds his website with this.
Hi, everyone, I heard your calling...Yes, the site that I created was having niche about dieting, and I was thinking about putting another one for exercising which I think it's kind of different niche
No, I think that can fit together, if you use exercising as an alternative to dieting, that fits well. Just make sure you have enough time to write quality content for both. I like it. :0)
If you are kind of new to this (as I am as well) I would stick to one niche for now. I'm not saying it couldn't or wouldn't work but just from what I've been told, it's better to stick to one for now. Hope this helps! Have a great day!
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Is it a good idea to put two niches in the same website?
Let's say I have a website called 123site.com
Is it a good idea to have two different niches on one website but just have different category pages on my website?
it seems the idea here is to stick with one niche,do a lot of research on it,become an expert on it.
One of the reasons that I ask this question is that if for every niche you build needed a website...that means I need lots of websites...and domains costs can add up
True, but it is also a lot of work to maintain those niches if they are all under one hood, and affiliate marketing works better if different niches are separated from each other. Look your 2 niches fall under losing weight, so that fits. But I would not add other, unless they are closely related.
First build this, you will see it takes a lot of time already to build those. You can always start a new one once you see it is running well.
Ya It can. let me ask this would it be better if you focused on one niche and as that niche builds revenue then start new niches. sometimes people want to put out a lot of niches at once and and you'll neglect them trying to keep up on them.
That's so true, Stefan. I would stick to building one first and move on to a different part
I wouldn't recommend that I would stick with the one and start a separate niche so things don't get confusing. Wishing lots of success.
I personally would stick with one niche and build quality content for those categories related to that niche. Does that make sense what I just wrote? Google might see those two niches as spam
It depends on the niche and how they are related to each other. We need more information from Eric about that.
Btw why would you think Google sees it as spam? Google sees it as content, his audience has to decide if the different niches fit together and accept the way how he builds his website with this.
Hi, everyone, I heard your calling...Yes, the site that I created was having niche about dieting, and I was thinking about putting another one for exercising which I think it's kind of different niche
No, I think that can fit together, if you use exercising as an alternative to dieting, that fits well. Just make sure you have enough time to write quality content for both. I like it. :0)
If you are kind of new to this (as I am as well) I would stick to one niche for now. I'm not saying it couldn't or wouldn't work but just from what I've been told, it's better to stick to one for now. Hope this helps! Have a great day!
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Good question -- actually the world wide web / internet runs on English pretty much, same with coding, so most tools associated with the net is in the same language as far as I know... if you find a different answer, I'd appreciate knowing about it as well as I'm also multi-lingual ... all the best, cheerio... :)
sounds like a great opportunity of biz for keywords search with other languages other than English
would need a 'wow' team with coding skills, right keyboards, and certainly proficiency in the desired language to work in... >>> big investment ... :)