Yes but you may need to buy a new domain for your new niche

hi Tina -- yes, absolutely! ...

better to be working on something that you really, truly like as one needs to blog / write in-depth, extensively over a period of time to accomplish a successful on-line biz ... it's a major investment of your time & energy, so make it a good one!

and as Craig (Labman) has said, best to start anew, fresh ...

all the best for 2019, cheerio ....⭐️ 🎈

Of course, you can Tina.
My suggestion is that you start from scratch, ... clean and fresh!
No limits.
Give the New Year a new start.
Paul

You can certainly make a change if you choose. You will want to make sure that your URL is relevant to your new niche if you want to build your site in a different direction.

In most cases, it is best to start fresh with a new site for the new niche.

As what I understood about key words are, it’s a phrase or words that you can insert as part of your writings or blogs depending on your nice. Or you can create your blog around these key words to direct traffic in your website.

So how it works is that when an audience or a reader is searching for something and typed these keywords in google search it will have your website in there depending on how strong your key words are!

Under research is Jaaxy where you can search for keywords and see the rankings of these keywords!

I hope it helped! Good luck!

Nida

Hi Tina,

I too am confused with keywords. I understand how to look them up in Jaaxy, and plugging them into google, but then I'm not sure what to do from there!
I guess you're supposed to use that key word as a title for your post. I've tried that, but I don't seem to be getting any rankings. So if you figure out what to do, please let me know also. We can figure this out together!

Jeanette

Hi, check out one of Jay's recorded Webinars:- Understanding Keyword Research