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What factors do you consider to determine if a niche is worth pursuing or not?
Like let’s say, KV volume > than something or KD difficulty or Competitors.
Does the location matter? Have you catered to a foreign audience in a particular niche?
I’m just starting out, so I’m confused about a lot of things but I’m trying to create a decent framework in which I can operate & continue to improve it as I progress.
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I always judge the context of why it’s being made / og source! If the content comes from a passionate source about the subject. Then it’s worth pursuing! Because then it’s real and vibes with the person who lands on the page! Seo is only making tweaks to that original sources passion to help with visibility.
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TAM, expected future TAM, and my ability to rank in the space which includes a consideration of the competitions in the space and their funding.
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The only thing I would consider is my expertise in the same. I have had amazing sales and traffic even in super competitive niche such as health and nutrition because my client was an expert in the same.
She use to to edit every single line of the blogs herself before hitting publish so that there is only information and no fluff.
That gave the blogs a unique edge in the world of repurposed content.
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Factors You Should Consider When Pursuing A Niche
1. Your Interest in the Niche: You’re better off blogging about what you like consistently.
2. Profitability: Except you’re doing it for the fun of it (which I presume you’re not), you should go for the profitable niches .
3.Competitiveness of the niche: You want to go into a niche that won’t take forever to breakthrough.
4. Of course, your knowledge about the niche (expertise, if you may)
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