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Originally I wanted my niche to be about repairing a computer, but as I write my content, it's turning out to be a "Do it yourself" guide. Is this too much info?
No - it doesn't sound like it is going to be too much information. How are you going to monetise your site? :) Beverley
Hi BIS, thank you for your response. I was going sign up either for amazon affilate or ebay affiliate and link people to the parts I suggested that are sold on those sites. I am also thinking about putting google adsense on my pages as well.
My recommendation is to ad pictures, one of you on your personal page and relevant pictures for your posts. A picture can be worth more than 1000 words, especially in a do-it-yourself topic.
Keep the paragraphs short to make them easy to read and use headers to make them easy to skim.
Thank you BasseBlues. I know pictures are important, but I got carried away with my contents.
I would choose one topic per page. Like how to clean a hard drive, next page how to reinstall your software. Another page how to remove Malware, how to get in to the BIOS, ETC Keep it simple. Give step-by-step instructions
Hey Tony. Just in case you're not aware, your homepage says "nothing found." As far as whether or not I think it's too much information, I don't believe so, but I will say that you could work on your formatting some. The information seemed valuable, but I didn't want to read all of it because it looked like a big chunk of text. You've got a great start, but try breaking up the look a bit to help draw the eye down the page.
Thank you Koa, I planned on working on the homepage a little bit later or towards the end when I finish building to content. "looking like a big chunk of text" is what I was afraid of and that's what led me feel that I should scale my content back a little.
It's a fine balance between giving away enough free information to gain trust without giving away the farm.
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Originally I wanted my niche to be about repairing a computer, but as I write my content, it's turning out to be a "Do it yourself" guide. Is this too much info?
No - it doesn't sound like it is going to be too much information. How are you going to monetise your site? :) Beverley
Hi BIS, thank you for your response. I was going sign up either for amazon affilate or ebay affiliate and link people to the parts I suggested that are sold on those sites. I am also thinking about putting google adsense on my pages as well.
My recommendation is to ad pictures, one of you on your personal page and relevant pictures for your posts. A picture can be worth more than 1000 words, especially in a do-it-yourself topic.
Keep the paragraphs short to make them easy to read and use headers to make them easy to skim.
Thank you BasseBlues. I know pictures are important, but I got carried away with my contents.
I would choose one topic per page. Like how to clean a hard drive, next page how to reinstall your software. Another page how to remove Malware, how to get in to the BIOS, ETC Keep it simple. Give step-by-step instructions
Hey Tony. Just in case you're not aware, your homepage says "nothing found." As far as whether or not I think it's too much information, I don't believe so, but I will say that you could work on your formatting some. The information seemed valuable, but I didn't want to read all of it because it looked like a big chunk of text. You've got a great start, but try breaking up the look a bit to help draw the eye down the page.
Thank you Koa, I planned on working on the homepage a little bit later or towards the end when I finish building to content. "looking like a big chunk of text" is what I was afraid of and that's what led me feel that I should scale my content back a little.
It's a fine balance between giving away enough free information to gain trust without giving away the farm.
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I'm having trouble using the WA Keyword tool lately. I've been getting a google" did not match any documents" message result in the pop up page on most of the words I am resear
Yes, I get them. But the tool say they are searched for, so I have to go with that. Google shows you the result for an exact phrase match in quotes.
I use it. I just checked it and it still works fine for me.
Maybe you aren't getting any matches because you have a no competition keyword. That's a good thing!
That does seem really strange. I get non matching results every once in a while, but I don't think I get them as often as you are.
Sorry I am not really of any help-maybe try chat or send a pm to someone?
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I'm having trouble using the WA Keyword tool lately. I've been getting a google" did not match any documents" message result in the pop up page on most of the words I am resear
Yes, I get them. But the tool say they are searched for, so I have to go with that. Google shows you the result for an exact phrase match in quotes.
I use it. I just checked it and it still works fine for me.
Maybe you aren't getting any matches because you have a no competition keyword. That's a good thing!
That does seem really strange. I get non matching results every once in a while, but I don't think I get them as often as you are.
Sorry I am not really of any help-maybe try chat or send a pm to someone?
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Keep it coming many can use it to save money and time
Thank you. I'll continue on in what I'm doing!