Blogging locally / Internationally

[Anzac]

Hello once again,

Just found out a blackhatworld app on google play, it does not open tho :c

Anyways,
Could you enlight me about the pros and cons of blogging in my country main language or blogging in english(for all the world)

I'm trying to decide which one is the most profitable and most suitable for me.

Thanks!

 

[stoat]

This depends on many things. But if there is a small audience in your country/language, you have to think outside the box to succeed. I did both, in my case, writing in English was a far better choice. Unless your niche is super competitive or there is a gap in the market in your country (and if you can get decent content), it might be better to write in English.

 

[Anzac]

This depends on many things. But if there is a small audience in your country/language, you have to think outside the box to succeed. I did both, in my case, writing in English was a far better choice. Unless your niche is super competitive or there is a gap in the market in your country (and if you can get decent content), it might be better to write in English.

Hmm, really appreciate the tips !

 

[iAuthority]

If you think your niche/content has visitors over the world, then no problem in blogging globally.

 

[MisterXYZ]

Depends on local audience size and market size.

If you have good no of audience in local language, go for it.

You will have less competition and you can become authority in your country.

Market size for English blogging is huge but competition is also tough.

 

[Digirulz]

It depends on user interest and competition. If you think the content will be useful and attract more user then try globally, but the competition is high.

 

[Mr Positive]

You can use tools like Semrush and ahrefs that’ll help you

 

[Keta ASDE]

Blogging globally has more competition.

 

[KasunPerera]

Blogging for a specific country with a specific language can be easier for someone who is fluent in English. I easily convert an English blog post into my country language and upload them. In this case, I'm able to post about 2 blogs per days that has above average quality.

Generating original posts in English is still hard for me and I can easily drive more traffic to other language blogs from social media.

 

[Anzac]

Depends on local audience size and market size.

If you have good no of audience in local language, go for it.

You will have less competition and you can become authority in your country.

Market size for English blogging is huge but competition is also tough.

It depends on user interest and competition. If you think the content will be useful and attract more user then try globally, but the competition is high.

Thanks for the answers, this helped a lot with my brainstorming :b

You can use tools like Semrush and ahrefs that’ll help you

You'll probably call me a dumb fuck but i didn't know this tools, i just found them out and this is gonna help me a lot actually, really appreciate it man.

Blogging for a specific country with a specific language can be easier for someone who is fluent in English. I easily convert an English blog post into my country language and upload them. In this case, I'm able to post about 2 blogs per days that has above average quality.

Generating original posts in English is still hard for me and I can easily drive more traffic to other language blogs from social media.

I think i'm going locally and try to build authority in my country, and i'm clearly gonna use your method for some posts.


Thank you all guys, the things i can learn in a day on this forum are priceless.

One more question if some1 can help, i'll be super glad, is 512MB RAM on the hosting service enough to handle my blog without any lag, even if i go for a wordpress theme ?