just created a blog today after reading numerous post on adsense and many other advertisments.Do you think there is potential.
http://superiorstrength.blogspot.com/
http://superiorstrength.blogspot.com/
just getting started with blogs
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delmages
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- Jul 24, 2008
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The physical fitness niche is an expansive one. To give you an idea of just how big the physical fitness niche is consider this: Over 5 million users searched the big G last month for the keyword 'exercise'. Approximately 1.5 million users searched G for abs. You only have one post on your blog which concentrates on abdominal exercises. Is that going to be your sole focus, or will you be implementing strength training exercises for the entire body? If you are going to pursue physical fitness for revenue, I would highly recommend that you narrow your focus to one particular area of expertise. In addition, beef up your content long before you consider putting adsense or similar on your blog.
Therookie
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Greetings
What is the search engine again for finding number of monthly searches? I forget my humble rock brain all that loud guitar playing ya know
seodeveloping
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I would not concentrate on just 1 blog... you should be forming 1,000's of them.
seohatguru
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Any Blog is potential if they offer good content to visitors.
neilparnham
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1000 poor blogs - 500 ok blogs or 30 good blogs - i would go for the 30 and then build them up then look at duplicating.
jammie
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you have to make 1 before you can make 1,000 walk before you run and that ...
Polish this up, get used to monetizing etc. Find your market & get some regular visitors etc. etc. Once its doing ok, start another blog.
Or get blogslammer or something and just do 1,000 in a go. You'll need like 100 or so domains though, so unless you have $300 or so for some .info's don't think about it.
Everyone starts somewhere though, and atleast you're taking steps forward!
There are some great books here about blogs. to do with ad placement, content guides, templates, otherways to monetize, driving traffic, backlinks, other marketing etc.
Work on each one at a time. I.E. spend time backlinking till you hit a target. Then work on monetisation, then optimising hotspots etc.
Once you have 1 good blog, you can just use that as a basis for everything else.
It may take you a month or 2 to get into the swing of things, but once you are, you can do a new blog in literally a few hours and spend about a day optimising it etc. with some tools.
Even the longest journey starts with the first step ...
walk before you run and that ...Polish this up, get used to monetizing etc. Find your market & get some regular visitors etc. etc. Once its doing ok, start another blog.
Or get blogslammer or something and just do 1,000 in a go. You'll need like 100 or so domains though, so unless you have $300 or so for some .info's don't think about it.
Everyone starts somewhere though, and atleast you're taking steps forward!
There are some great books here about blogs. to do with ad placement, content guides, templates, otherways to monetize, driving traffic, backlinks, other marketing etc.
Work on each one at a time. I.E. spend time backlinking till you hit a target. Then work on monetisation, then optimising hotspots etc.
Once you have 1 good blog, you can just use that as a basis for everything else.
It may take you a month or 2 to get into the swing of things, but once you are, you can do a new blog in literally a few hours and spend about a day optimising it etc. with some tools.
Even the longest journey starts with the first step ...