I agreed with patrap; it'd be better if you choose the N01 and remove the dots

Hi Michael
If I am understanding you properly, I would think the regular URL with subsequent pages is best. Here at WA you can create siterubix.com sites or use your own domain such as "lifestyleasachoice.com"

Using siterubix would look like: "lifestyleasachoice.siterubix.com" and with your own domain just "lifestyleasachoice.com". or in this case with pages "lifestyleasachoice.com/alcohol-free-lifestyle"

Am I understanding your thought correctly?

I would go for NO1 the url with pages. Looks cleaner. Actually, if you could remove the dots that would be even better.

No, your niche is not too broad. But it reminds me of when my dad would treat the family to dinner at his favorite restaurant. It was at a casino. The food was amazing. Most of my family don't gamble and nor have been (including me) to Las Vegas. But we were willing to gamble. . . just a little for fun. We each took a $5 bill to the casino and when that money was gone, we stopped gambling. I don't think we have a gambling addiction, do you?

We would see who lasted the longest, before running out of money when spending $5 at the casino. I never could manage to win that contest. But we had $5 worth of fun at the slot machines.

Responsible gambling, like responsible drinking, sounds like a very important niche. All the best.

Well....let me put it like this...

When I saw your domain name, I instantly thought about lifestyle based on the deeper things. You know, relationships, attitude, money matters and how it's not the point, but instead is a tool in a litany of tools to get at what matters most.

Then my next thought after reading a few words of your post was that you were talking about lifestyle from a financial standpoint.

I'm uncertain what perfume has to do with lifestyle (as far as my grey matter conceives of the term) ..or tabacco, etc...

So I guess my initial reaction is that the domain (again, from my perspective) doesn't fit the model. That said, it doesn't have to.

Anything can be targeted for content, and ultimately sales regardless of the domain name.

My advice would be, stick to one topic to begin with. Stick to it for at least 90 days, focusing on getting relevant content, linking relevantly (both internally and externally), getting others with relevant content to link to you.

Switch topics no less than every 90 days to help Google keep up with what your site is about. Rinse and repeat.

Just my 2 cents...

-James

Yes, joining WA is required to get a siterubix site, the others answered this better than I, thanks, Gary Apt.

Yes, you can tell them that they can use their site for any purpose, but they will have to join WA in order to have a siterubix site.

When they click your link and type in their domain name, they will be asked to fill out some details and create a free account, then they can go ahead and build their site.

So although they don't have to use WA training or do affiliate marketing, they will still have to join WA as a free member to have a siterubix site.

Hope that helps answer your question.