So the following deduction of what you say is, it is preferable to choose a global niche nowadays?none of those sites gets 1 million visitors a month, only the 1st site gets 500k+...
Still impressive, though, and what's more interesting to me is that none of these sites targets the USA market... I mean, I'm judging by all of those European TLDs. This shows me 2 important things:
1) global traffic is as good as USA traffic nowadays... or almost as good anyway
2) (apparently) non-US google is less strict with SEO than USA google... either this, or my retarded European Union finally started wresting the american giants, which makes me like my EU a bit more...
Regardless of whether or not my conclusions are true, great share!
I guess it's like winning this lottery recently in the US. You can choose to reap your prize in distributed payments throughout a spread period of time, or, get it all at once. Like those sites do.The sudden spike in traffic tells the story
They'll all get hit at once
I saw many million hit sites but they not in the screen shot because i didnt save links if i try to find i can.none of those sites gets 1 million visitors a month, only the 1st site gets 500k+...
You mixed up my questions, so I'll basically expand on my previous points instead of answering to your inverted points:So the following deduction of what you say is, it is preferable to choose a global niche nowadays?
1. In terms of safety and stability to google updates
2. How did you conclude that global traffic is AS good? (revenue? numbers?)
it's fineI saw many million hit sites but they not in the screen shot because i didnt save links if i try to find i can.
No, that's only estimated traffic, calculated by rankings and search volume, not real traffic.Maybe bought traffic from micro workers?
Data show the complete opposite and we haven't enter the winter yet....EU will suffer hard in winter (eu citizen here)with US's economy going down year by year and with the rise of Europe and China
I was referring to longer periods of time, not 1 year... or even 5 years. Economies, globally, tend to even out from what I've observed over the least 15-20 yearsData show the complete opposite and we haven't enter the winter yet....EU will suffer hard in winter (eu citizen here)