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I am currently running my first niche site, it has been 2 months with about 10 Articles on it. Made my first 2 Amazon commissions recently.
I will be continuing to writ
Hi Zhao.
Personally, I stick to one site for the moment. The choice I made, in the beginning, was what I am passionate about.
But that said, If you feel that you have the time and energy to start a second site, go for it.
Hennie
Zhao,
If you have another idea and niche that you are
passionate about you should pursue that passion.
Also, keep the one you have some audience on
going later you can introduce them to your new site.
Ken
Because you got a sale on your current site.
You should duplicate what you did to get that sale.
That is how simple it can be, with that revenue you
can pursue your passion. Remember to build the
relationship with your audience, that builds longevity.
Me personally, would get the one up and running well before the others, but you know what you are capable of. Me being older, can't think of too much at one time! Wayne
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Should I create another niche site?
I am currently running my first niche site, it has been 2 months with about 10 Articles on it. Made my first 2 Amazon commissions recently.
I will be continuing to writ
What you can do is take all your profits and reinvest them in the same website, or invest them in a new website. It sucks to have to spend your hard earned money on a fresh website which likely won't earn much very fast, but long term, it can be beneficial.
I did exactly that, and how I have several websites that earn. Although I'd have a lot more money right now if I hadn't taken my profits and invested them, I wouldn't have two sources of income.
So it really depends on what your business goals are!
Thanks again Nathaniell! Appreciate the great advice always. I was thinking the business niche is more flexible in terms of monetizing the audience and gaining email subscribers. But I'd definitely prefer two sources of income!
Hi Zhao.
Personally, I stick to one site for the moment. The choice I made, in the beginning, was what I am passionate about.
But that said, If you feel that you have the time and energy to start a second site, go for it.
Hennie
Zhao,
If you have another idea and niche that you are
passionate about you should pursue that passion.
Also, keep the one you have some audience on
going later you can introduce them to your new site.
Ken
Because you got a sale on your current site.
You should duplicate what you did to get that sale.
That is how simple it can be, with that revenue you
can pursue your passion. Remember to build the
relationship with your audience, that builds longevity.
Me personally, would get the one up and running well before the others, but you know what you are capable of. Me being older, can't think of too much at one time! Wayne
See more comments
What you can do is take all your profits and reinvest them in the same website, or invest them in a new website. It sucks to have to spend your hard earned money on a fresh website which likely won't earn much very fast, but long term, it can be beneficial.
I did exactly that, and how I have several websites that earn. Although I'd have a lot more money right now if I hadn't taken my profits and invested them, I wouldn't have two sources of income.
So it really depends on what your business goals are!
Thanks again Nathaniell! Appreciate the great advice always. I was thinking the business niche is more flexible in terms of monetizing the audience and gaining email subscribers. But I'd definitely prefer two sources of income!