How broad can I go ? - Pet niche

Fresh domain, couple of weeks old, how broad can I go to gain authority fast?
I wrote 7-8 articles about of race of parrots, then moved and wrote 10 articles about a race of dogs. Should I focus on one of those topics? I am running out of ideas and wondering if I can pick a third topic now.

The Niche is okay but maybe you focus on one pet only Like only a cat or dog

Then you can get more ideas to make articles and publish it

I suggest writing about topics that you're very knowledgeable about (or curious to learn). This is the only way you can keep adding content in the long-term.

Monsterer said:

The Niche is okay but maybe you focus on one pet only Like only a cat or dog

Then you can get more ideas to make articles and publish it

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How to avoid kw canibalization then? That is my biggest fear when i am writing a lot about the same topic

Radurica said:

Fresh domain, couple of weeks old, how broad can I go to gain authority fast?
I wrote 7-8 articles about of race of parrots, then moved and wrote 10 articles about a race of dogs. Should I focus on one of those topics? I am running out of ideas and wondering if I can pick a third topic now.

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the niche is prefect but you should focus on one topics so you get more ideas

I would assume and you can correct me if I am wrong. You are writing this content to rank in google, get some traffic, monetize it and make some money. If this is the case then you are doing it wrong. You don't have enough data and just walking the dark.

So, here is what you need to do.
1 - You are trying to rank in google, so this is your start point! it's your final goal, so this is where you want to start with.
2 - Do some research, search for keywords, and open top websites. The more queries you search for, the better.
3 - Measure this website and ask yourself, can I do better. Am I in the place where I belong. Like when you look for dog red eye or doesn't want to eat you will get tons of medical websites, million of backlinks and hundreds of thousands of articles. So, is this where you belong? in case you are thinking of a reply, no its not.
4 -You need to find small niche, where normal blogs ranks. Preferably there is an EMD in there. If there is Quora, reddit and forums the first page, then you in a good place.
5 - Now gather those blogs and websites you think you can do better. Websites that looks like was built by one person, not a whole company.
6 - You need to know this website is generating money and you can actually outrank it. So, we need some tool analysis. You can buy semrush from any group buy but you need to know its traffic, and backlinking profile. From traffic and monetization method you will know your expected income. From Backlinks you will know your expected invest. If you have enough money to outrank it, then great, your keyword research is done as you can start writing about his same niche. You don't need to copy paste him. You can also use any competition analysis tool to get his keywords and target them.
7 - Congratulation, only now you can start getting your hands dirty and actually working on your website, content and backlinks. And you would have you roadmap telling you what you need to do, and where you need to put your money and time instead of shooting in the dark.

To Make it Short, don't reinvent the wheel. Pick someone of your size, and beat the hell out of him.

KHer0 said:

I would assume and you can correct me if I am wrong. You are writing this content to rank in google, get some traffic, monetize it and make some money. If this is the case then you are doing it wrong. You don't have enough data and just walking the dark.

So, here is what you need to do.
1 - You are trying to rank in google, so this is your start point! it's your final goal, so this is where you want to start with.
2 - Do some research, search for keywords, and open top websites. The more queries you search for, the better.
3 - Measure this website and ask yourself, can I do better. Am I in the place where I belong. Like when you look for dog red eye or doesn't want to eat you will get tons of medical websites, million of backlinks and hundreds of thousands of articles. So, is this where you belong? in case you are thinking of a reply, no its not.
4 -You need to find small niche, where normal blogs ranks. Preferably there is an EMD in there. If there is Quora, reddit and forums the first page, then you in a good place.
5 - Now gather those blogs and websites you think you can do better. Websites that looks like was built by one person, not a whole company.
6 - You need to know this website is generating money and you can actually outrank it. So, we need some tool analysis. You can buy semrush from any group buy but you need to know its traffic, and backlinking profile. From traffic and monetization method you will know your expected income. From Backlinks you will know your expected invest. If you have enough money to outrank it, then great, your keyword research is done as you can start writing about his same niche. You don't need to copy paste him. You can also use any competition analysis tool to get his keywords and target them.
7 - Congratulation, only now you can start getting your hands dirty and actually working on your website, content and backlinks. And you would have you roadmap telling you what you need to do, and where you need to put your money and time instead of shooting in the dark.

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I am only targeting forums/quora, etc. My kw competitors are not even buying domains: they are using ''theirsite.wordpress.com''. Believe me, most of my time goes in kw research, i am not using any tools just auto suggest/keyword planner. I am just running out of ideas on this race, they are a lot of underserved topics for another races and probably will get into that.
Thank you for advice!

Focus on one main topic/pillar topic for example dog foods and then create sub topics supporting the pillar topic such as dog nutritions and so on. Once you have covered enough topics related to dogs, rinse and repeat the same for others.

ismailzakaria said:

Focus on one main topic/pillar topic for example dog foods and then create sub topics supporting the pillar topic such as dog nutritions and so one. Once you have covered enough topics related to dogs, rinse and repeat the same for others.

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That is exactly what i am doing, but instead of the ''dog foods'' I am targeting a race.

I'd type whatever race of parrot into SEMRush or Ahrefs, and then sort the related keywords by volume. Then group these together based on similarity of the SERPs and search intent, ie "grey parrot lifespan" and "how long do african grey parrots live" would be covered by the same article. Try to cover all of these topics first. Probably it would give you more topical authority if you then move on to another type of parrot before moving onto dogs or another animal.

Radurica said:

How to avoid kw canibalization then? That is my biggest fear when i am writing a lot about the same topic

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You can avoid this by searching each keyword in Google, and see if multiple keywords are giving very similar results. If they are, then you should just write a single article for those keywords, since Google has decided the intent is the same, and other sites are ranking for those keywords with one article.