Here’s the thing. Most blog owners and publishers instinctively know that they need to create content to get more visits to make more money from display ads and clicks to their affiliates. But the one thing most people fail to do is set benchmarks that help them understand if their content is performing or not.
I started the pest control blog in February of 2017, about 7 months after I launched the bow tie site (August 2016). This article will specifically let you in on why I picked pest control as a niche, how I built the site, and why I sold it. Below is a screencap of the listing
This was my very first attempt at blogging way back in 2015/2016 and basically where I cut my teeth on SEO and learning how to convert organic search traffic into money. This article will specifically let you in on why I picked bow ties as a niche, how I built the site, and why I
It’s my smallest public site, and one that my wife actually runs on the side as a hobby where I help her with picking keywords and monetization. This article will specifically let you in on why we picked the coffee niche, how we’re building the site, and what we plan on doing to grow it.
Many people tell me that $1,000 or $2,000 extra dollars a month could really help go a long way, and it would be great to build something THEY OWN. And it’s true! Are you trying to make money online but you’re too busy working your 9-5 job? I’ve been there. Many people tell me that
It’s a smaller site, and one that I run SEO experiments on to test different theories before trying them on my bigger sites. This article will specifically let you in on why I picked the baby niche, how I’m building the site, and what I plan on doing to grow it. Why I Started BabySchooling.com