In my experience, tech / programming niche content sites such as Medium.com are great, as they play into the FOMO and allure of get-rich-quick schemes for every trend. From crypto-trading bots to scraping programs, there always seems to be a way to capitalize on the traffic of emerging trends. The tricky part of course is that content generation often takes time, code, and graphics.
One strategy I’ve found neat is to scrape Github for keywords of emerging trends and sort by “Wiki”. This will often yield well-formatted, documented code repositories for projects which generous descriptions and engaging content. Then, simply clone the repository, rerun the program with minor modifications to the graphics, run the text through a sentence rewriter such as WordTune (GPT-3 powered), and insert some SEO.
While this isn’t as easy as simple blogging websites, this content takes minutes to generate per beat topic, has a high barrier to entry for competitors to copy it, and provides genuine value in collating interesting projects. I have a VA churning 4 advanced, well-documented projects in niche areas (cryptocurrency, gambling, sports betting, etc) per hour, which offers a unique angle to rank in competitive keywords.
One strategy I’ve found neat is to scrape Github for keywords of emerging trends and sort by “Wiki”. This will often yield well-formatted, documented code repositories for projects which generous descriptions and engaging content. Then, simply clone the repository, rerun the program with minor modifications to the graphics, run the text through a sentence rewriter such as WordTune (GPT-3 powered), and insert some SEO.
While this isn’t as easy as simple blogging websites, this content takes minutes to generate per beat topic, has a high barrier to entry for competitors to copy it, and provides genuine value in collating interesting projects. I have a VA churning 4 advanced, well-documented projects in niche areas (cryptocurrency, gambling, sports betting, etc) per hour, which offers a unique angle to rank in competitive keywords.