Thinking about building a more authoritive site, where to start?

Right now Ive been building MNS sites that target 2-3K searches a month. While this aint bad, im starting to get scared about my Adsense account gettin banned or all these sites getting deindexed. With niches this small theres only so many articles you can write up about them, thus not much content on your site and it ends up looking spammy.

So if I were to start a "bigger" site would I just try and target those same type of keywords that 2-3K searches? Also where do I start as far as the main domain name? Im wanting to do a product review site so I can monitize with Amazon as well. Would I search for a keyword that has some sort of "review" in it that gets say 30K searches a month?

If anyone could give me some tips on where to start or how your doing your sites Id appreciate it. Thanks!

whatever your micro niche keywords are, just get more broad. For example...currently you're targetting "growing tomatoes for skinny asian bitches", now instead of making a site with just that term, get broader

to "growing tomatoes"

so your "growing tomatoes" site can now have subpages that target "growing tomatoes for skinny asian bitches", "growing tomatoes tips for sex deprived men", etc. So while you're building the pages that target the sub niches that get 3k~ visitors, you're building up authority for your "main" keyword (growing tomatoes).

mudbutt said:

whatever your micro niche keywords are, just get more broad. For example...currently you're targetting "growing tomatoes for skinny asian bitches", now instead of making a site with just that term, get broader

to "growing tomatoes"

so your "growing tomatoes" site can now have subpages that target "growing tomatoes for skinny asian bitches", "growing tomatoes tips for sex deprived men", etc. So while you're building the pages that target the sub niches that get 3k~ visitors, you're building up authority for your "main" keyword (growing tomatoes).

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I like your keywords, lol. So I think I got the idea now. Since Im just starting out should I should target a somewhat diffucult keyword maybe in the 30-50K searches a month then find related keywords that get lower searches?

I don't know what Google wants anymore. Content was always king, but now they are killing ranks on content sites and in some cases deindexing sites completely.(accept for their buddies at Demand Media, whose IPO is just about to happen).

I'm rethinking everything I do online right now. My plan moving forward is to find a strategy that 'Google Proofs' my business. I'm taking adsense off of everything, as that is a link Google is using to deindex groups of sites.

( I just had a group of 50 plus content sites get yanked this week. )