Recent content by FeynmanX

No If I could rank for the first page, I'll get decent traffic. Compared to other niches, the competition is also low. Not all textbook authors have good sales.

You didn't get what I said. 7000 of them are from India. 12 DR is not much. DR is the main factor to sell backlinks.

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All the keywords have 100+ US search volume according to Ahrefs. I'm not targeting questions, so not with Chegg. It's ranked among, Related niche sites Wikipedia ScienceDirect Britannica .Edu sites PDFs Study.com Academia.edu Some differences between sites

It's actually 1 year and 7 months. It seems less but in most cases One to two days to research One to three days to write One day to proofread and publish Maybe I'm too slow for this. I'm a full-time student, so usually spent 6 PM to 12 AM on this project. Maybe, it's better if I start a...

I started a theoretical blog related to subjects on my degree two years ago. Now, it gets around 10000 monthly organic clicks from Google. But the problem is 80% of them are from India. And only 20% is from the USA. I'm struggling with monetization at this point. I tried both AdSense and...

If you can lengthen the current posts and make more backlinks, it may worth the effort. Changing the niche will surely affect SEO. So, it'll take longer time to rank your new niche. No idea what to do with current backlinks, you may can keep linked posts.

Here is mine, Don't always target for Low Competition Keywords on Ahrefs. Even some keywords which have a higher KD, the content may be lacking. That's where the silver is.

SEO is the biggest traffic source to many websites, that's why the link-building is so important. But there are exceptions, one of my stupid site (similar to buzzfeed) get 90% of it's traffic from social media platforms. The best part is, I have done zero linkbuilding on that website. But I...

Why is everyone forgetting Medium? It's one of the best, with a potential audience, if you do it right. :)

Don't buy backlinks, without knowing the site. If they can't expose you the site, stay away from those people. They are most likely to be scammers.

What is your purpose? If you want to build a blog network, go for cheapest hosting plans from namecheap, ionos and other popular ones. You can even host few websites on same hosting by using cloudflare. Then the hosting provider won't be visible to Google.

But. Beware. Make it look like as genuine as possible. If Google find it out, your time will be a waste.

It's YES and NO No since the best way is building a TLD PBN, guest posting or buying links. If your competitors have TLD links, it'll be difficult for you to outrank them. Yes, since it has an advantage. If the keyword have low competition, you will be able to rank it easily.

Now you get it. ;)