The cost for a novel food licence is £20,000 - £350,000
No idea where you're getting £500k - £1m from.
You can raise money easily. Go to every financial institution and someone will help you out, assuming the business is worth it.
The government had a 'future fund' you could have tapped into...
Thank you,
I'm trying this at the moment,
I'm targeting the easiest keywords possibly just to see if I can get even SOME traffic from Google and then hopefully I'll have a good starting point.
Something about these resonated with me.
I think going forward I'll add a personal touch and some opinion to my posts, maybe that will differentiated them from the other larger competitors.
That is not an issue at all for me. I have plenty of patience.
and in fact, I don't even care for the money at this stage. I don't even have ads on the site.
It's purely to build a community, a group, an audience who have similar minds.
Traffic is my aim for now
Yeah I read the guideline on the whole YMYL authority thing but surely, there must be some way to break into this niche. The blog has been around for at least a year, the quality is really good and I'll be ramping up the content soon.
With a long term goal, there MUST be a way to allow Google...
Yeah I understand but it's somewhat of an indication.
I'll also tailor some of the articles I currently have.
I've paid someone to do some keyword research too so I'll be able to tell if they can come up with some keywords that I maybe hadn't thought about.
Thank you for this, I'll try a couple of guest posts.
Regarding sandbox, I always assumed it was just for a new site or for penalisation but would it affect every time an article is published?
I used Ahrefs to search and they were less than 10 kw difficulty.
and then when checking the top 10...
Okay, So I currently have a blog in the finance niche and I'm focusing of broad kind of keywords with very low competition.
I don't want to niche down my blog to only appeal to very few people but the keywords that I'm targeting are extremely low comp
I've got around 35 articles published...
1. Invest in some dividend paying stocks
2. Learn how to develop websites - HTML at the very least
3. Buy a domain and create a portfolio of work to show prospective buyers
4. list your services on marketplaces everywhere you can
For referral traffic, not so much unless you're first or make a long post.
For SERPS, help with diversity but nothing much more than that tbh
Good for tier 2 though
What country have you selected?
If English is not their native language then I understand how you could end up with that keyword.
Also, what commercial benefits can you derive from the keywords 'YouTube MP3'?
Unless you're going to do a tutorial or have a youtube to mp3 converter?
these 'tips' of yours are taken straight from a 2012 ebook on 'Video marketing'
They seem very spammy at best.
uploading half of a video, plastered with your url and watermarked is the most guaranteed way to lose engagement on your channel.
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