Is blogging dead in 2022?

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Started in 2021, it started to climb the SERPs in the last couple of months.

Niche blog in the kitchen niche.

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Is blogging dead? Not even close.
 
There's not a difference in getting a new domain, adding subdomain or folder for your blog articles. The key to a blog's success is to provide value to the readers. Ranking is a different story though. If you want to rank fast on a tight niche, long-tail keywords are the best ones to start with.
 
The blogging industry is not dead in 2022. Blogs are powerful and are the fifth most dependable source of information on the internet. Readers trust information they find in blog posts.
 
NO, Blogging is not dead
 
CaesarRomanus said:
I have a very popular blog that I've been running since 2006. It gets about 120k pageviews a month.

When the pandemic started, I launched a new podcast.

The podcast is a better business in every way. I'm now doing 450k downloads per month after 20 months.

The CPM's are much higher and the engagement is off the charts.
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Are you running your podcast on your own platform or you're using a third party like YouTube?
 
I think with a lot of platforms becoming so strict blogging and email will become popular again
 
LX911 said:
Blogging is not a problem.. the real problem is Google has increased the indexing time! It is crawling on priority but showing up in the indexes is taking time!
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Yes, you are right about the indexing problems. So many bad indexing services now too.
 
I write %100 original content, one post takes my 5-6 hours. And i dont get any hits.. I feel so sad about it.
 
cocoholo said:
There's not a difference in getting a new domain, adding subdomain or folder for your blog articles. The key to a blog's success is to provide value to the readers. Ranking is a different story though. If you want to rank fast on a tight niche, long-tail keywords are the best ones to start with.
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trust me there is a massive difference between having the articles on the domain and having them in a subdomain
 
IM Rider said:
Yes this is a problem. It seems narrower the niche its easy to get it indexed. The KGR thing is real, although i am not using KGR keywords here. But if the niche is narrow meaning less content on web so google algo is force to index somehow. But could be just a theory.
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Yeah, that's true.

If there are users looking for information on something and there's no resource, Google will probably index the page that creates content on that topic.

If that's the case, the best solution is to go micro-niche that no one else is covering (well) or simply go for a broad (even general) niche and pick out super low competition keywords.

I am taking the latter route with my site.
 
What's your websites niche? You got how much traffic from 17 blog posts?

Seems nice
 
Making money in this way is more difficult than before, but it still saves a lot of money for those who know seo.
 
You must be lucky, it has become extremely difficult to get such jumps in organic traffic lately.
 
I think that blogging can’t die. It helps you too much to rank your website. The real trouble is the algorithm, it changes too fast
 
Google likes people who share content regularly. If you proceed with discipline, you will win everywhere.
 
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