The Critical Guide To Passive Income: A Thorough Exploration by Puffin James G
Author:Puffin, James G. [Puffin, James G.]
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Publisher: Titan Read
Published: 2015-05-30T16:00:00+00:00
2. Niche Websites
People who concern themselves with generating passive income love to talk about niche websites. The term is so overused that it hardly has any meaning left. The core concept is that you look for a subject nobody else (or few others) tackles and then create a website dedicated solely to that subject. The idea being that you will now capture every reader who wants to know about that particular subject. Things are especially great if the subject you have chosen is product-related, as this will allow you to monetize your site easily and effectively. You could for instance become the go to site for people interested in cheese graters. That is a narrow subject that ties directly into a product. You could review cheese graters, take nice product photos, make how-to-guides etc. You could be the cheese grater guru of the Internet.
The only problem with niche websites is that they hardly ever succeed The Internet is huge and every nook and cranny has already been occupied. You are therefore not going to happen upon a niche that you have to yourself. Instead you are going to be competing with a thousand other people wanting to review cheese graters. People also are not stupid. Nobody is going to want to visit a site that has clearly been thrown together over a weekend with the sole intention of getting you to click on an ad for a cheese grater.
SEO is extremely important to the niche website crowd. They are on a perpetual hunt for backlinks, dream of nothing but keywords, and optimize until they are blue in the face. And just like doing SEO for a blog, doing SEO for niche website is generally a waste of time. Content is king. If you have something people are interested in, they will come. If not, they won’t.
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