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I have completed my "creating keyword rich content" and wrote my article, but I'm feeling as if I didn't do it correctly. My introductory content is "What is the best exercise
Hi - the majority of your content should be purely informational with no selling intent, and not be product-based. Google needs to see that you are helping people, not selling to them.
Remember, a niche is not a product, it is a subject that you can help people with. Who is your target audience, and what are you helping them with?
So, your niche could be fitness for women over 50 or free weight lifting for teenagers or nutritional advice for bodybuilders. You then write lots of informational articles to answer their questions.
This is totally different than what I expected. I thought I was going to be setting up a website to sell products as an affiliate marketer. But I guess I need to change my thought and do this more for me to market my fitness business.
Hi - yes, you will be recommending products at some stage, but first, you need to attract traffic and build up lots of trust. You need to get Google to put your website on page 1 of its search results, and to do that, you write lots of helpful, informational articles.
Once you have a lot of informational content, you can then do in-depth product reviews, and add affiliate links so people can purchase something and you get a commission.
I took a look at your website, and your first article is fine, providing you leave it as purely informational, and don't go back and add affiliate links to it later.
The title seems to promise a bit of everything., and I am not sure I would click on it at all.
It is a little non-specific. What type of exercise are you targeting? Is it targeted at exercising at home, outdoors or in the gym?
Niche down a bit more on which type of equipment and compare the 4 products you have selected.
Roy
Are you using the Keyword tool Jaaxy?
When I read your title my first though was "I will not find what I am expecting in your review". There are so many types of exercise equipment. I probably won't click on your post because the title is too general.
It would be best to choose a type of exercise equipment and then do a compare. Comparing 5 is ok. Find something unique about each of the 5. Make sure to include the benefits of the features rather than just list them.
It can be a challenge when writing about just one product unless you are sure it will be a staple (ever green). It's best to compare some.
Will you check my site and read my content and let me know what I can do? I believe I’m a little confused as I thought I was setting up a site to sell products as that’s how I set up my site as the name explains but it sounds as if I’m setting up a site to provide a service like a fitness and nutritional guidance. Here is my link, please give me some insight on what to do with the content
www.exercise-necessities.com
I took a look at your website. I think the easiest way to explain what you can do is to look at Parthab's website to get a feel for the kind of info you can provide. https://mybodyweightexercises.com/
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Can I get some advice for level 2 lesson 3?
I have completed my "creating keyword rich content" and wrote my article, but I'm feeling as if I didn't do it correctly. My introductory content is "What is the best exercise
Essentially you are writing more informational posts so that you do not sound so salesy to Google and if there’s a solution, a detailed analysis review post for your visitors to let them make an informed decision whether to go click your links and go purchase the focused item you proposed to solve their issue.
I would pursue a review focused on one product to keep my visitor focused vs having many ending up not clicking any or make a purchase.
Hi - the majority of your content should be purely informational with no selling intent, and not be product-based. Google needs to see that you are helping people, not selling to them.
Remember, a niche is not a product, it is a subject that you can help people with. Who is your target audience, and what are you helping them with?
So, your niche could be fitness for women over 50 or free weight lifting for teenagers or nutritional advice for bodybuilders. You then write lots of informational articles to answer their questions.
This is totally different than what I expected. I thought I was going to be setting up a website to sell products as an affiliate marketer. But I guess I need to change my thought and do this more for me to market my fitness business.
Hi - yes, you will be recommending products at some stage, but first, you need to attract traffic and build up lots of trust. You need to get Google to put your website on page 1 of its search results, and to do that, you write lots of helpful, informational articles.
Once you have a lot of informational content, you can then do in-depth product reviews, and add affiliate links so people can purchase something and you get a commission.
I took a look at your website, and your first article is fine, providing you leave it as purely informational, and don't go back and add affiliate links to it later.
The title seems to promise a bit of everything., and I am not sure I would click on it at all.
It is a little non-specific. What type of exercise are you targeting? Is it targeted at exercising at home, outdoors or in the gym?
Niche down a bit more on which type of equipment and compare the 4 products you have selected.
Roy
Are you using the Keyword tool Jaaxy?
When I read your title my first though was "I will not find what I am expecting in your review". There are so many types of exercise equipment. I probably won't click on your post because the title is too general.
It would be best to choose a type of exercise equipment and then do a compare. Comparing 5 is ok. Find something unique about each of the 5. Make sure to include the benefits of the features rather than just list them.
It can be a challenge when writing about just one product unless you are sure it will be a staple (ever green). It's best to compare some.
Will you check my site and read my content and let me know what I can do? I believe I’m a little confused as I thought I was setting up a site to sell products as that’s how I set up my site as the name explains but it sounds as if I’m setting up a site to provide a service like a fitness and nutritional guidance. Here is my link, please give me some insight on what to do with the content
www.exercise-necessities.com
I took a look at your website. I think the easiest way to explain what you can do is to look at Parthab's website to get a feel for the kind of info you can provide. https://mybodyweightexercises.com/
See more comments
Essentially you are writing more informational posts so that you do not sound so salesy to Google and if there’s a solution, a detailed analysis review post for your visitors to let them make an informed decision whether to go click your links and go purchase the focused item you proposed to solve their issue.
I would pursue a review focused on one product to keep my visitor focused vs having many ending up not clicking any or make a purchase.
Ok thank you, that helps me out tremendously. I will definitely go back and fix that
You're very welcome!
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