Niche Content Or Mixed Content for traffic?

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I've multiple websites with mixed content. Never focused on Search Traffic cause I'm good with SM traffic.

Now i want to start a search traffic blog with plagiarism pass contents. So which will be best method for that?

Niche content or mixed content is also good?

Thanks.

(Sorry for my poor english and you already know why i can't writer original content. nvm)
 
I would suggest instead of mixed content just pick up one category and grind it very well. It will help you out in many ways. For example you will get in depth knowledge of that one category. From my point of view Google discover more of niche then a mixed category..
 
I also think concetrating on one category gives you a better position giving more expertise in that field.
 
I would suggest instead of mixed content just pick up one category and grind it very well. It will help you out in many ways. For example you will get in depth knowledge of that one category. From my point of view Google discover more of niche then a mixed category..
I also think concetrating on one category gives you a better position giving more expertise in that field.
Thank to you both.

I might start both for testing.
As I will be posting scarped content (Blackhat) so i'm worried if i can get good position with that fighting unique content.
 
Try low competitive niches and long tail keywords for quick ranking and traffic.
 
Based on my experience, it depends on how competitive your target niche is.

If you are in a highly competitive niche, it doesn't make sense for you to pursue a mix-niche strategy.

The stakes are simply too high.

You have to understand that search rankings are comparative in nature.

Google is constantly sizing up your content compared to what other content is out there competing in that same niche.

If you are going to confuse your target audience with mix-niche content, you're giving your competitors a leg up.

That's the bottom line.

A little bit of niche targeting can go a long way in helping you develop a serious brand in your selected market.
 
Based on my experience, it depends on how competitive your target niche is.

If you are in a highly competitive niche, it doesn't make sense for you to pursue a mix-niche strategy.

The stakes are simply too high.

You have to understand that search rankings are comparative in nature.

Google is constantly sizing up your content compared to what other content is out there competing in that same niche.

If you are going to confuse your target audience with mix-niche content, you're giving your competitors a leg up.

That's the bottom line.

A little bit of niche targeting can go a long way in helping you develop a serious brand in your selected market.
Thank you.

I'll keep this in mind while creating a whitehat niche project.


Can u tell me about domain selection? I know old domains are pretty helpful for SEO. But does domain name matter in ranking Case?
 
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