Dawn M Cormier
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- Aug 3, 2025
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My niche is all about yogurt, and I applied for Google Ads but the results are very low. Do you have any other monetization ideas?
What are the best methods to monetize a blog in 2025?
- Thread starter Dawn M Cormier
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- May 2, 2010
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Your best bet, is to create a super viral influencer channel on yogurts, where you fly to different coutries, and do different tasting in local places of their yogurts,a nd use lots of little cute emojis and effects in your videos. Defiantly possible with commitment. I bet there is already someone doing exactly this anyway! lol
To monitise, you can link your shopify or other comemrce store with merch stuff in it, and then take yogurt sponserships! lol yum! heheh
To monitise, you can link your shopify or other comemrce store with merch stuff in it, and then take yogurt sponserships! lol yum! heheh
- Jun 15, 2019
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have you tried affiliate links to products?
bhuiyan
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- Nov 8, 2024
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In yogurt niche, you can easily sell affiliate products (yogurt maker, probiotic supplements), recipe eBooks, and paid recipe courses.
You can also earn a good income from brand partnerships or sponsored content.
Another way is to create an email list from which you can promote your eBook, product, or affiliate link.
You can also earn a good income from brand partnerships or sponsored content.
Another way is to create an email list from which you can promote your eBook, product, or affiliate link.
- Sep 11, 2025
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I feel you on Ads, it’s like feeding yogurt to a brick wall sometimes, barely any response.
Since it’s a food niche, I’d look at affiliate programs for kitchen gadgets (blenders, yogurt makers, probiotics, etc). People reading about yogurt are usually health-focused, so supplements or recipe eBooks could fit too.
Also curious if anyone here has tried info products in such a small niche? Like a “7-Day Homemade Yogurt Challenge” or something fun. Could be a cool angle.
Since it’s a food niche, I’d look at affiliate programs for kitchen gadgets (blenders, yogurt makers, probiotics, etc). People reading about yogurt are usually health-focused, so supplements or recipe eBooks could fit too.
Also curious if anyone here has tried info products in such a small niche? Like a “7-Day Homemade Yogurt Challenge” or something fun. Could be a cool angle.
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Adsense is the best option, You can also sell guest post, homepage backlink, niche edit backlink on marketplace like fiverr, BHW, Seoclerks PPH etc.
MariaOnlyPromo
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- Jul 20, 2025
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Blogs are suffering hard right now with all the google changes that combat AI created blogs and content. It sadly affects legitimate users as well.
theeyeinside
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I am sorry to disagree with you
Your niche is NOT "yogurt"
Your niche is -
Yogurt
Dairy tolerance
Cooking
Health
Fitness
Breakfast
Bodybuilding
Fermented Foods
Smoothies
Weight Loss
Yoga
Fitness Clothing
Sports Clothing
Beachwear
etc
Do you understand ?
Do NOT concentrate on the technology (yogurt)
Concentrate on the CUSTOMER and what you will supply to help them in their life
The CUSTOMER NEVER KNOWS WHAT THEY WANT
It is your job to help them find what they want
Read my previous posts
You only need 3 things to market
A Hook (a way to get the customers attention)
A Product (equal to or better than the competition)
A Free Toy (to cement the relationship)
Always be sure to give away a "Free Toy". A PLR product is
best/ Try PLRDatabase.net or FireLaunchers (they are the best)
and use them to build your list.
Without a list, you have no business.
Without a list, you only have "self employment"
Sincerely,
The Eye
Your niche is NOT "yogurt"
Your niche is -
Yogurt
Dairy tolerance
Cooking
Health
Fitness
Breakfast
Bodybuilding
Fermented Foods
Smoothies
Weight Loss
Yoga
Fitness Clothing
Sports Clothing
Beachwear
etc
Do you understand ?
Do NOT concentrate on the technology (yogurt)
Concentrate on the CUSTOMER and what you will supply to help them in their life
The CUSTOMER NEVER KNOWS WHAT THEY WANT
It is your job to help them find what they want
Read my previous posts
You only need 3 things to market
A Hook (a way to get the customers attention)
A Product (equal to or better than the competition)
A Free Toy (to cement the relationship)
Always be sure to give away a "Free Toy". A PLR product is
best/ Try PLRDatabase.net or FireLaunchers (they are the best)
and use them to build your list.
Without a list, you have no business.
Without a list, you only have "self employment"
Sincerely,
The Eye
taviangray
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- Aug 19, 2026
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i would avoid using ads for such a narrow market segment as yoghurts, particularly in case the traffic is not big enough. there is still a lot to do with the affiliate content yoghurt manufacturers, cultures, kitchen equipment, storage products nd so forth. ur best recipes can even be compilled into an ebook which u can sell.
NativeScalper
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- Jul 6, 2026
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for my yogurt blog, I will try out the affiliate program first, rather than advertising products such as yogurt makers, kitchen gadgets, cultures, etc. another source of income could be through the sales of recipe eBooks.
Tunnel Bear
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- Aug 6, 2026
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Yes. If Google Ads income is low, don’t rely only on ads. For a yogurt blog, the best alternatives are:
Affiliate marketing: Promote yogurt makers, strainers, blenders, containers, etc.
Sponsored posts: Partner with yogurt, dairy, and kitchen brands.
Digital products: Sell a yogurt recipe ebook, meal plan, or yogurt-making guide.
Email newsletter: Build an email list and promote your products/affiliate offers.
YouTube/Pinterest: Share yogurt recipes and drive traffic back to your blog.
Best strategy: Focus on SEO + affiliate marketing + digital products + sponsorships. These can be much more profitable than display ads when your traffic is still small.
Affiliate marketing: Promote yogurt makers, strainers, blenders, containers, etc.
Sponsored posts: Partner with yogurt, dairy, and kitchen brands.
Digital products: Sell a yogurt recipe ebook, meal plan, or yogurt-making guide.
Email newsletter: Build an email list and promote your products/affiliate offers.
YouTube/Pinterest: Share yogurt recipes and drive traffic back to your blog.
Best strategy: Focus on SEO + affiliate marketing + digital products + sponsorships. These can be much more profitable than display ads when your traffic is still small.
testing for affiliate offer related to the niche of yogurt, such as affiliate offers of yogurt sellers, kitchenware items, and the like would be apt, together with a recipes eBook.
- Nov 18, 2022
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For a yogurt niche, I'd look beyond ads. Affiliate links for yogurt makers, kitchen tools, ingredients, and cookbooks could work well. You could also build an email list and eventually sell recipes, meal plans, or a small digital cookbook. A focused niche audience can be more valuable than relying only on ad revenue.