Hi everyone,Just a short post about two ideas: Firstly, why it's important to take into account all potential traffic a blog post could attract when brainstorming topic ideas and secondly, how we can use Jaaxy to estimate that full traffic potential. Why it's importantWhen we write blog posts, the reality of the way Google works is that each single post may actually rank for many different keywords.In fact, some research reports estimate that top performing posts in the sought after number 1 po

Hi All,Hope everyone is doing well.One key skill we need to master is being able to create content on our websites that is more helpful, more engaging or more resource packed than other sites that are targeting our keywords.We are always told to write 'better' content, but we can often be at a loss as to what 'better' content actually is.So here's a quick tip for something practical you can do to improve your skills in this area.Take a random search term and type it in to Google (for the purpo

Hi Everyone,Just a quick post about how useful the website Reddit can be as a source of content ideas.If you've never used Reddit, it's basically a huge forum that's split up into many 'sub-reddits' that cover just about every topic you can think of. So no matter what your niche is, there's a great chance that you'll find at least one or more sub reddits to go through.People post all sorts of things on there, so the benefit of looking through a relevant sub-reddit is that you get to see what r

While “niche” may seem like a simple word, its pronunciation and meaning have evolved over time. In this short blog post, we will take a look at the word’s origins, what it can mean, and, most importantly, how it should be pronounced (find that out at the end of the post!)Origins of the Word "Niche"The French word "niche" means a recess or nook and the word’s origins can be traced back to the Latin word "nidus", which means a nest or a place of rest.Historically, the wor

Hi Everyone,I remember in the early days of my WA membership reading a comment (I'm sure it was in a post by Kyle) that said the 'only way you can fail at affiliate marketing is by giving up'.That's always stuck with me. I'm sure everyone will have, probably on many occasions, been frustrated about not making progress as quickly as we'd hoped, or maybe getting bogged down with trying to sort something fiddly with our websites or whatever else has gotten in the way of the success we desire.At th