Many of bloggers out there, are focusing their effort on creating a real business with their blog, and to make this they are obsessed with their position on various social media.
They think that increasing visibility on social media, increase the chance to make more money. It’s all true, but if you really want make money from a blog, you need to think territorially. Being ranking in a well profitable niche is more better than be ranking in some silly social media list.
When you think territorially, you’re aiming to taking out a space that is uniquely your own. The unique downside is that also makes it difficult or impossible to dislodge you from that position, but it don’t means there’s not plenty of opportunity for you.
Many people think about dominating a niche and it boasting to discover a niche in a highly competitive market. Why? It’s simple. It’s where the money is. They think to discovering new tiny gold mine that other out there no have seen, yet. Unfortunatly, often it’s not a niche that anyone want use, because you have a low traffic and than less revenue.
However, often new niches will evolve as the audience grows, and you can become the No1 in that niches if you doing something or differently than your competitors.
For example, “make money online” are one satured markets because there’s lots of money involved, while “cabin rentals” is no satured market, and you can make a lot of money, yet.
Also, many famous marketers like Problogger, using personal identification to create audiences. This approuch allows you to make more with fewer people, especially if you have a nasty niche. The downside of personality positioning is you often have to get extreme to get noticed in the first place. That might not only backfire, but it’s not something everyone feel confortable with.
Try take these approaches. They allowed many marketers to expand the confines of the blogging niche.
