I think in the US the housing market climbs around 1% a year. Whereas the UK it's about 7% a year. I decided to buy in the UK but if I lived in the US I'm not actually sure I would - inflation is higher than that.
So I have a buyers guide focusing on 'best KEYWORD' which is around 2.2k words.
I noticed less competition in 'cheap KEYWORD' so wrote separate content for that, like a guide to the same keyword, again 2k-3k words. I haven't yet published it.
I also noticed very low competition and high searches...
What does it take to be an adult? I'm still not sure as I don't feel like one despite approaching 30 with my own house and my own business :| No one teaches you this stuff so I may as well as strangers on the internet...
From what I've learnt, the backlink profile should match the topic at hand. Which is why a lot of people making PBN's restore the archived version and try to make the new articles vaguely relevant to both niches. But yes, make sure the on-page SEO is up to scratch and then build new backlinks.
What's the target, what's he currently at, what rate are his subscribers growing at and why is he doing this? Save me from Googling my questions!
He's making money, is he not being an adult?
Surely those articles targeting some long tails would be a good thing anyway? If you're planning to add the extra content it will bring in new viewers for new keywords. You can link to your pillar articles with the new content which does help with SEO, yes.
Are you saying a live video on Facebook of Pewdiepie's subscribers going up gets a lot of views and is, therefore, a way to gain followers? Pretty hard to interpret what else you could mean here. That almost sounds worse to watch than his actual videos though...
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