Julian Brockmann
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- Aug 7, 2021
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I think I am speaking for everyone when I say I don't want to write in vain.
By that I mean writing posts that hardly anyone sees and affiliate links that are not being clicked and where nothing is being bought.
I have 3 blogs.
I used to use the autocomplete method and then choose topics to write about that did not seem to have good search results.
Results of this method have been mixed.
I still get the occasional visitor, but nobody clicks on ads or affiliate links.
Granted, I probably could optimize my site by decreasing the amount of money making elements, but the biggest problem is that less and less people come even though my content is well researched and to the point.
You could argue that I have to continue writing articles, yet I am unsure whether my topic finding method gives me good topics in the first place.
What do you think about my topic finding method?
By that I mean writing posts that hardly anyone sees and affiliate links that are not being clicked and where nothing is being bought.
I have 3 blogs.
I used to use the autocomplete method and then choose topics to write about that did not seem to have good search results.
Results of this method have been mixed.
I still get the occasional visitor, but nobody clicks on ads or affiliate links.
Granted, I probably could optimize my site by decreasing the amount of money making elements, but the biggest problem is that less and less people come even though my content is well researched and to the point.
You could argue that I have to continue writing articles, yet I am unsure whether my topic finding method gives me good topics in the first place.
What do you think about my topic finding method?
