Willyfish
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- Dec 6, 2019
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I've been on this SEO forum since 2017 (different account) and I still haven't tried doing anything SEO related
There are a lot of posts where people share their success with money sites bringing them thousands every month. I am kinda skeptical as some of the posters seem to be selling some sort of service related to their success. However, I assume some success is to be expected with persistency.
The niche I have chosen seems to be rather competitive, but I hope I can get around it by only targeting low competition keywords and questions.
- I have purchased a new domain and setup a basic Wordpress site.
- There are currently 3 articles posted today to get things going.
- I will be posting a new article to this site every day for 30 days.
- Each article will have a low competition keyword and 1k+ word count.
- Some articles will have affiliate links, ADs will be added when possible.
- I will be posting updates on this thread every day for 30 days.
I will be using the help of AI, but this isn't a GPT ass blaster 9000 journey. Everything will be done manually, including editing and proofreading.
Current website stats:
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Money spent on hosting: $2
The goal of this journey is to earn back the money spent on hosting. Do you think I can do it?
I am open to suggestions and recommendations.
First of all, congratulations on taking action and starting your SEO journey. It's great that you have a clear plan in place, with a focus on low competition keywords and regular content creation. These are important factors in building a successful website.
In terms of your website stats, it's good that you have a decent domain authority and page authority, which can give you a head start in ranking for your chosen keywords. However, it's important to remember that these metrics are just a starting point, and that the quality of your content and backlinks will ultimately determine your success.
As for your goal of earning back the money spent on hosting, it's definitely achievable. However, it's important to have realistic expectations and understand that SEO is a long-term game. It can take several months or even years to see significant results, especially in a competitive niche.
In addition to your current strategy, here are some other tips to consider:
- Focus on user intent: When selecting keywords and creating content, think about what your target audience is searching for and what information they are looking for. Make sure your content meets their needs and provides value.
- Build high-quality backlinks: Backlinks are a key factor in SEO, but it's important to focus on quality over quantity. Aim to get backlinks from authoritative websites in your niche, and avoid spammy or low-quality backlinks.
- Optimize for on-page SEO: Make sure your website is optimized for on-page SEO factors, such as meta tags, headings, and internal linking. This can help search engines understand the content of your website and improve your rankings.
- Be patient and persistent: SEO is not a quick fix, and it can take time to see results. Stay committed to your strategy and keep creating high-quality content, and you will eventually see the benefits.


