Need tip for starting blogging

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking of starting a blog mainly for guest posting and AdSense, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to begin. There’s a lot of mixed advice out there, so I’d really like to hear from people who’ve actually done this.


How did you choose your niche? What did you focus on first when starting out: content, SEO, or traffic? And any tips for getting AdSense approved without running into issues would be great.


Would appreciate any honest advice or lessons learned along the way.

Start a blog in a niche you’re passionate about and consistently create content that helps or entertains your audience...........

First, you need to look at yourself, what you are interested in and what you are passionate about. You can write blogs only when it will mean something to you.

Pick a niche you can scale content in, not just monetize once. Start with solid content and site structure first, then light SEO. AdSense approval is easier with clean pages and patience.

Start with a niche you actually understand and that has search demand, focus first on publishing useful and original content (not rushed), then slowly work on SEO and getting traffic from Google, and only apply for AdSense once your site looks complete with 15–30 good posts, important pages (About, Contact, Privacy Policy), and some real visitors, because approval is much easier when your site looks genuine and active.

Rankmathseo said:

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking of starting a blog mainly for guest posting and AdSense, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to begin. There’s a lot of mixed advice out there, so I’d really like to hear from people who’ve actually done this.


How did you choose your niche? What did you focus on first when starting out: content, SEO, or traffic? And any tips for getting AdSense approved without running into issues would be great.


Would appreciate any honest advice or lessons learned along the way.

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Choose a niche that you really enjoy and that other people are interested in. First, make sure your material is valuable and of excellent quality. Then, slowly improve it for SEO and traffic. Before you apply for AdSense, make sure your site looks professional, has good navigation, and has enough original material. When you first start out, being patient and consistent really pays off.

Pick a niche you can consistently write about with real search demand,not just high CPC keywords.Set up a clean site with useful,content,handle basic so,and apply for AdSense only after you have proper page and traffic.

Rankmathseo said:

Hi everyone,

I’m thinking of starting a blog mainly for guest posting and AdSense, and I’m trying to figure out the best way to begin. There’s a lot of mixed advice out there, so I’d really like to hear from people who’ve actually done this.


How did you choose your niche? What did you focus on first when starting out: content, SEO, or traffic? And any tips for getting AdSense approved without running into issues would be great.


Would appreciate any honest advice or lessons learned along the way.

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Choosing a field definitely depends on you. Pick a topic you’re interested in and an area you have strong knowledge in, choose a field based on your strengths.

As others have said, prioritise a niche you're interested in. If you're uninterested it'll feel 100,000x more like hard work and you'll get bored quick, even if it's a good opportunity.

Being interested makes the work more enjoyable and fulfilling but it makes your content better and more trustworthy too.

If somebody is a big enthusiast of a certain topic, they can tell if they're reading something from someone who isn't, and will never trust that no matter how hard you work.

Outside of that, just make a list of topics that interest you, then do keyword research, find which ones have the best opportunities in terms of low competition question keywords etc.

Don't rush, weight them up then settle on one that has the best balance of high demand, low competition and you having actual knowledge and interest