Are you thinking about your content strategy for your blog, podcast or YouTube channel, and are considering covering the news within your niche as well?
While this can be a great way to produce additional content and comes with a whole host of benefits, there are also some drawbacks that you’ll want to be mindful of as well.
So, in this article I’ll be covering both the pros as well as the cons of covering news, and share my personal beliefs on whether or not it is worth doing!
If you’re new to blogging and you’ve already published a few posts, you may be wondering – when does the traffic start coming in?
As a matter of fact, one of the most common frustrations that new bloggers face is this. They publish quite a few articles on their new sites, excited for their audience to start building. Except, after waiting weeks or even months, their blog is still a ghost town.
Don’t worry – this doesn’t necessarily mean that there’s anything wrong with your website, or even the approach you’ve been taking with your content.
In this article, we’re going to cover how many blog posts you need, before you start receiving traffic. Then, we’re going to cover how you can speed up the entire process, and get visitors coming in more quickly.
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GPT-3 may bring the single biggest shift to content publishing, since the advent of the internet.
Yet while this technology may radically change the publishing and SEO landscape, it also comes along with a huge host of benefits – benefits that you can take advantage of today.
Although the general public doesn’t know it yet, this is a transformative technology that will have far-reaching effects for everyone.
The most exciting part?
It’s just getting started.
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Like any course, some are, and some aren’t. As a general rule of thumb however, let me share something I believe. I believe that investment in your self-education is one of the greatest investments you can make – it can never be taken away from you, and it never goes down in value.
I spent over 3 years blogging before I began to make any real money with it. Back then, there weren’t any courses on the subject really. Today, you can save hundreds or thousands of hours by learning from the mistakes of others, the tests they’ve done, and the lessons that they could have only gathered through real experiences.
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I wanted to put out this PSA, because I see this on a near-weekly basis – both in the blogging space, and the eCommerce space.
Many bloggers have been sold the lie that if they put out “great content” and work hard, people will magically find it, they will amass an audience of raving fans, and you’ll be able to retire to a life of luxury.
The same thing happens in eCommerce. Launch a Shopify store, put some products up, and the sales will roll in.
Of course, it doesn’t take very long to discover that things aren’t so simple.
So, you may find yourself asking, what gives? Where is everybody? Where’s the money?
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But did you know that blogging is an extremely diverse business, and the business model can vary entirely depending on which category of blogger you fall into?
In fact, just about everything is different. The strategy you take is different, the type of content you’ll release is different, how you market your business is different, and how you profit is different as well.
Fortunately, all bloggers fall into one of five categories. Knowing which one you are (or rather, which you’re hoping to become) will shape everything you do going forward.
Read over each one of these carefully – one of them will surely stand out to you!
Without any further ado, let’s look at the different types of bloggers, so you can determine which style appeals to you the most.
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