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If you don't have a sitemap.xml file up yet, you need to put that up on your site. For a "zero" competition keyword you should've been ranked within a day...

Very useful looking tool, I always enjoy open-source projects :D

Very nice tool, worked faster than I was expecting!

You just saved me sooo much money, thanks bro!

I definitely agree with learning through experience. Reading teaches you how to do something, but you'll only fully understand by doing. Don't fall into the trap of reading hundreds of tutorials and guides, only to put none of them in action.

Very nice plan, I see some ideas I could use myself to improve my own properties. But as the others stated, it definitely does look easier said than done. Don't burn yourself out bro :)

Awesome list! Better the measly 10 I've been using in the past!

Curious to see what keyword I'll get. I need a new blog to start working on :D Thanks!

A very interesting and unique journey. I would've never thought about using a site like RedBubble to cash in on, at least not like this. Good part is there's many other websites you can take advantage of like this, just gotta take the time to set everything up right :)

Very awesome list, I was surprised by some of the niches mentioned. I guess this just goes to show if someone is looking for it, you can make money from them. Could you imagine an authority site on worm farming? lmao

Exactly how I started, too. Started blogging waaaayyy before the thought of SEO or making money crossed my mind, just blogged about niches I enjoyed. After that, monetizing is too easy. Spending a few weeks lurking on these forums has made me realize that pretty much the only thing separating...

Had a friend from high school from there, he loves the place! I guess it's different when you grow up there, though. The main advice would be advice that applies to any country with high amounts of tourists: - Avoid tourist areas at night (pickpockets and scam artists love going after tourists...

I just made the best dumplings ever! Taste so much better than the frozen junk at grocery stores! So yeah, I'm feeling pretty darn happy!

Since you claim you have sentimental attachments to your computer, look up "keeping a computer on all the time" on Google and read some of the articles. I can't post links yet but the basic tl;dr is computer parts wear faster when you turn it on and off. Keeping it on can be especially important...

People who tend to sell copyrighted material tend to just try to sell the shirts as quickly as possible. They keep a low minimum and deadline and usually have large social media pages they can advertise on to get the most buys fast. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if Teespring is lax on people who...

Agreed with the above. One Instagram journey I was reading was about how one dude spent all this time building his followers to 120k+. After that, he started monetizing selling shoutouts. I think that's the best way to monetize Instagram without worrying about a ban or risking losing followers.

I started off marketing my personal blog through Twitter. Within its first month, I found myself getting a steady 300 visitors a day. For my blogs focused more on making money, I started by buying some link building services on here.

Google will tend to favour sites linked on G+ over every other social media. While it may not be helpful for growing an audience, it's pretty necessary to keep it semi-updated for ranking purposes

YouTube is good for coupons I've noticed. Try messaging some of the big YTers in the coupon niche and ask for advertisement.

I second the matthewwoodward recommendation! His advice works well with any niche I have found, and I honestly regret not following his advice before when I had first started blogging years ago.