I remember I had an affilaite site when I first started that was about saxophones, and had like 5 words in it! lol It's good to know when you reach a stage that you can create websites around opportunities and passions and make easy money, instead of building just ai, or bad English content sites.
Been there, terrible websites with 50-100 words of terrible content,
Some did work back in the day tho, not a business plan for sure lol
What I would love to understand is, why some cultures aren't caring about their own interests to publish in their own languages, since the web is easily translateable. Its like they think there is a golden opportunity of "talk enough shit in English google and you'll make money" lol. When you can't speak English properly, what the heck is the point in trying to compete with pure English speakers?
So why do non English native speakers keep coming over to english google to try and make money? When they could build a better quality site in their own language and actually get a relevant audience, that is happy to read your content. Mysterious of the spamaverse I suppose.
Generally speaking, English websites/niches bring much more revenue than foreign languages & GEOs,
The same goes for search volume, many languages/GEOs don't have enough volume compared to the English market,
Neither it will pay the same for the exact number of visitors,
There are a ton of super easy niches with a massive ROI to be made in many foreign languages tho,
People most probably don't know about, or simply chasing the niches/markets they know they would work,
Their problem is the lack of expertise and investments, underestimating the competition & required budget/work (just like this guy lol),
As well as having no clue or simply underestimating the foreign markets potential (no or terrible market research),
I can tell, my first ever website was within a free hosting, a freenom free domain, copy-pasted English articles from some random websites,
I was excepting to have thousands of visitors overnight, just by sharing the pages in some random FB groups