So for designs, canva.com can help. The key is marketing which is what truly determines success and for that you need niches and a direction to go in.

Regarding niches, here's a few options:

Beaches: a site on beach travel (like a travel blog). You can build that out and promote your brand items through that.

How to make candles niche. You can showcase how it's done and promote your own candle brand on the site.

I think WA can help you in great ways to reach your goals.

You need aim for ONE focused niche with a specific group of people, I'd go with what's best resonates with me.]

It is not about profitable, or demanding or trendy vs passionate and genuinely interested in a niche website.

Yeah go with Japanese music then in this case.

You tend to put your own pulse and spin on things, don't get discouraged if there's plenty others, and especially if you passionate about your subject.

I think of helping folks by giving them advice on an aspect, walk them through your journey and then promote products however relevant.

I think of something I am passionate and genuinely interested in, I know lots about and can create succinct original content addressing issue in relation.

For example workout exercises for beginners.

A niche subject is something you are passionate and genuinely interested in could be a hobby or an interest, and know so well you can write plenty original content about.

ONE niche, a website. Products and programs can be varied however all must be relevant to the niche.

When deciding on a niche try narrow it down to a more specific niche, you can ask yourself the following question:

So I want to help people with ____________________ ?

Fill in the blank and you are going to get closer to a specific audience.

You might consider seeking a diagnosis first. Then, while not a medical authority on the subject, you could still relate your own experiences on the subject.

If it was me, I'm not sure I'd pursue it as a blog to monetize, but instead, possibly write an eBook on the subject. Then you could publish that and make a little money on them while also relating your experiences to others who might have and and are not diagnosed too. Just a thought!

Jeff

Absolutely not and the more personal and passionate you are about your Niche the better!!! Being passionate about your Niche means you may come up with new angles and ideas others that are only concerned with revenue didn't think of. Also pay no mind to the competition out there because whether it's a wardrobe, construction, even automobile manufacturers there is always competition. Believe me a little competition is good for you and if you utilize the opponents in a constructive way you will succeed. Especially here at WA with its amazing platforms and tools given and taught to you. Good luck in your endeavors.

Kevin and Son

ADHD is fine but if I remember correctly you wanted to make a site related to dog health? I'd still consider that niche if you're into it.

That was me, :)

So if that gets a higher score (through this strategy) than ADHD, then you should go for that vs the other :)

You absolutely DO NOT have to be an expert to build a profitable business. There are profitable blogs that were started by people who had no more than a great desire to learn a subject; so they started from that perspective. it usually takes more than six months before google starts taking your blog seriously, by that time you will be able to teach beginners what you have learned while you continue to learn.

Hi Sharla:

1) Focus on a niche topic, not a single product. When you focus on a single niche, you can promote multiple products that way. You can also do product comparisons and recommend what you think is best.

2) For affiliate networks, yes you can sign up with multiple places.

3) Signing up with an affiliate company should not cost you anything extra and in your niches case, you should be able to find ample opportunities like Amazon to promote with.

If you have any specific questions about your niche or in general before you get started, let me know!

Yes, thank you. So not sure how much I can ask you under just the Premium plan, lol, but I'd like my niche to be dogs and their well-being but also accessories. So dog beds (foam, orthopedic, custom to your home decor), car safety items, harnesses (to prevent voicebox damage) over collars, CBD (we lost our girl last year and CBD helped with her illnesses), and possibly GPS tracking. But really would love it to expand to anything else, like treats, toys, etc.

Firstly as a niche is not a product vs a subject you would help people by giving them advice on an aspect, walk them through your journey and then promote products however relevant.

ONE niche, a website. Products and programs can be varied however all must be relevant to the niche.

Signing up does cost money however some may charge a small fee which is returnable with your first commission check.

However, please be aware you need content and TRAFFIC before applying to affiliate programs as typically they would inspect your site prior approval.

Furthermore, you can do lots under the premium plan, all the best to you going forward.

Feel free to reach out when you need help or have questions.

Hi Sharla as a premium member, you can ask me as many questions as you want anytime. I recommend you use the ask a question option though so you get other people's help in WA as I'm not always around to answer in time.

But regarding your niche, stick to the topic (Abie pointed this out too). But you also want to be specific and dogs is not a specific niche, it is very broad.

How to raise a specific breed of a dog would be specific and I'd start there especially if you have passion/experience with a specific breed.

Now if you want to go a less breed specific route, there are other options like:

Dog safety tips and gear.
How to train your dog (tricks, discipline).

You can promote the same products in ANY of the nihe ideas I listed, including the breed topic.