I think we all wonder If we've picked the right niche at some point. I find it helps to try to look back to the reasons why you picked your niche in the first place, I do this on a regular basis as I have had doubts too and when I do this it generally re-affirms to me that this is the right niche for me.
Hope you get some clarity soon.
Peter

If you've been with this topic so long, it's a passion for you, and that will come through in your content. Try setting up some Google Alerts on topics within your niche and you'll get some news that you can turn into posts. Those are always a tremendous resource for ideas.

Business, opportunities and motivation are all great subjects but also very broad subjects.

I would recommend narrowing down to something more specific. Above-mentioned subjects are more like whole industries instead of just niches.

Of course, one option is to produce content about all of them which may be fine but choosing something very specific has usually worked very well.

I must admit that I've myself sometimes fallen into a trap to choosing something too broad.

The challenge is that the whole audience is not interested about all the content so then they are not engaged and may be confused sometimes.

Book reviews are fine. There's a lot of traffic for them.

But do acknowledge that the affiliate commissions for books are very small so it may be worthwhile choosing also some more expensive products for promotion.

-Roope

I hate to sound cliche but if you're not passionate about a niche, maybe it isn't the right one for you. A question to ask yourself is can you see yourself writing blogs about that niche for the next 2 years, 5 years, or even 10 years? Hope this helps.

If you have been studying this niche for 2 years I bet you know more than you are letting on, I feel with my niche I have to do a ton of research for each article I write, but that just helps some of the knowledge I have already to shine through.
There is nothing stopping you from having more than one website in the future, and if you feel more confident with a different niche then perhaps changing would be a good move for you, but I wouldn't give up without giving it a go :)
Don't hesitate to reach out if you need some help.
Good luck!

Hi,
This happens when you have quite a lot going on in your website. Jay has some live training on this as does Marion Black. I would check them out. Also Site-support will never leave your website looking messed up. You can also submit a support ticket. They will change it back for you.

Then you could go to some training and learn how to do this properly. It happened to me and it is easily fixed. You will never be left with a broken site here in Wealthy Affiliate. Reach out and search some of the training here. The training also from Wealthy Affiliate members are exceptional.

I do like @marionBlack's training as she does things with a no nonsense approach which is great for those of us are non tech savvy like myself.

Don't worry you will have it back to normal in no time.

~Debs :)

ok ... change the title of your post without the bad language .. before you get a complaint..

And with this issue ... I would go to support... they back up quite often . so think they will be able to help you out.

Let me know how you get on buddy

Chris