help please.. struggling
- Thread starter Traevoo
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blogzandstuff
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- Jan 1, 2015
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Firstly stick with what you know. Why not start your blog with the basics like vintage motorcycles, brands etc. You can then add sub categories later. Just get the ball rolling, once you do you'll be surprised how the ideas fall into place. I use freshkey software for ideas, it's in the download section on here somewhere
Buddy, you joined yesterday. You need to take days to read some of the ideas / journeys to get inspiration.
People will willingly help members, but only after they have spent time learning, tried and struggling/failed AFTER trying things out for themselves.
It's easier to write about topics you have a genuine interest in / experience in. If motorbikes is your thing, then write about those.
Choose something different like how to convert aa bike into a chopper, or talk about racing bikes.
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Motorcycle is such a Nice Riding Niche 
* Post Every Motorcycle Starting history and developments of up to date
* Tips, Tricks and New launches with exact features
* Post Every Motorcycle Starting history and developments of up to date
* Tips, Tricks and New launches with exact features
djw1606
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- Jan 24, 2014
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Sit down with a pen and paper, and write down all the things you like about motorcycles. Write a list of all the different types of bikes that come to mind. Write a list of your all-time favourite bikes. Write down a list of problems people often have with their bikes. Pick up a few bike magazines, and go through them, writing down the headlines of the articles you felt were interesting. Do the same for motorcycle websites. Now you should have ideas for a bunch of articles, so get writing.
I think the problem you're having is the same as most people, you are afraid to start. You're worried that you might mess up your site if you don't get the start right. You need to push past that issue, and just get the site moving. If the blog later heads in a different direction to how you started, don't worry about it, you can just re-write your first bunch of articles, or if necessary just delete them.
So just get a list of article ideas together, and start writing. If you are going with SEO then carry out your keyword research for each article. If you are going to promote through social media, then get your profiles and pages started. If you are promoting through forums, then sign-up and get active on relevant forums. Get started and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Best of luck to you.
I think the problem you're having is the same as most people, you are afraid to start. You're worried that you might mess up your site if you don't get the start right. You need to push past that issue, and just get the site moving. If the blog later heads in a different direction to how you started, don't worry about it, you can just re-write your first bunch of articles, or if necessary just delete them.
So just get a list of article ideas together, and start writing. If you are going with SEO then carry out your keyword research for each article. If you are going to promote through social media, then get your profiles and pages started. If you are promoting through forums, then sign-up and get active on relevant forums. Get started and don't be afraid to make mistakes. Best of luck to you.
Traevoo
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Thanks a lot man
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The most important point is that you need to start form somewhere - like history of motorcycles, what, why, how, where and when of motorcycles? Parts of motorcycles, guidelines about motorcycle driving, suggestions before you buy motorcycle, some recommendations etc etc.
When you jump into it, you would find 100s of ideas in this niche.
Trust me, this is really good niche with huge potential. You will never know that when this small idea could become a BIG business.
Good luck.
Steve
When you jump into it, you would find 100s of ideas in this niche.
Trust me, this is really good niche with huge potential. You will never know that when this small idea could become a BIG business.
Good luck.
Steve
Traevoo
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Thank thanks wonderful
a hungry bear
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You're going about this backwards. Look up different keywords and Long tail keywords and start there, use can use google keyword planner to find some (youtube it). I don't know too much about motorcycles so bare with me. You want the keyword before thinking about content.
Helmets - Best low visor helmets under 150 dollars (idk if that real I just made it up but you get the idea get specific about a broad topic)
steering wheels - Are steering wheel stabilizers really needed (I think that's what they are called lol)
motorcycle accidents - what to do if you are in a motorcycle accident
tires - Can you drive dirt tires on the road and visa versa
electric motorcycles - are electric motorcycles a thing of the future?
Paint - How to choose the right paint for your motorcycle
Motorcycle buying - how to buy your first motorcycle guide/best starter bikes
Engine - 600 vs 1L bikes, do you really need the upgrade
You get the idea, I just gave you 8 different topics in under 3 minutes. You can put car dealer affiliate links for the motorcycle buying guide, attorney links for the motorcycle accident page, etc to make even more money from your blog. Spend a day or two finding all they keywords you can, write them down and find out what ones are easy to rank for and what ones aren't there's a lot of tools out there that you can find that will do this for you. Build the articles around the keywords and then start writing content for your site. The reason why this is hard is because you're thinking about the uphill instead of downhill. Putting the cart in front of the horse haha.
Helmets - Best low visor helmets under 150 dollars (idk if that real I just made it up but you get the idea get specific about a broad topic)
steering wheels - Are steering wheel stabilizers really needed (I think that's what they are called lol)
motorcycle accidents - what to do if you are in a motorcycle accident
tires - Can you drive dirt tires on the road and visa versa
electric motorcycles - are electric motorcycles a thing of the future?
Paint - How to choose the right paint for your motorcycle
Motorcycle buying - how to buy your first motorcycle guide/best starter bikes
Engine - 600 vs 1L bikes, do you really need the upgrade
You get the idea, I just gave you 8 different topics in under 3 minutes. You can put car dealer affiliate links for the motorcycle buying guide, attorney links for the motorcycle accident page, etc to make even more money from your blog. Spend a day or two finding all they keywords you can, write them down and find out what ones are easy to rank for and what ones aren't there's a lot of tools out there that you can find that will do this for you. Build the articles around the keywords and then start writing content for your site. The reason why this is hard is because you're thinking about the uphill instead of downhill. Putting the cart in front of the horse haha.
Traevoo
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Thanks man
