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Posted: Thu Dec 26, 2024 7:02 am
Danny Thanks! When I talk about 'niche blogs', I mean blogs that are regularly updated and focus mainly, but not exclusively, on a certain subject area like, for example, crocheting or tea. More often than not, a blog with a specialty will be of a much higher quality than your average 'rambling and musings of x' site. However, with a zillion new blogs published per hour, it's getting increasingly difficult to ferret these quality blogs out, particularly if they're not in the business of being found.
That makes it sound like I'm talking about underground croc oman mobile phone numbers database het blogs. I'm not. I just mean blogs that aren't particularly well optimised for the search engines and don't know an awful lot about things like title tags or keyphrases. Why do you want to find niche blogs? There are a few good reasons but the main one is links. There is almost certainly a blogging community around something that your site offers (granted, you might have to get a bit creative here).
Building a relationship with other websites that cover the same topic is a great way to get genuine quality links from a diverse range of domains- all good things in the search engines' eyes. A second reason is plain old simple traffic. A good niche blogger will have a dedicated following and will probably be linked up with several other niche bloggers, each with their own respectable readership. Getting an editorial link from this kind of blog should drive well-converting visitors to your site.
That makes it sound like I'm talking about underground croc oman mobile phone numbers database het blogs. I'm not. I just mean blogs that aren't particularly well optimised for the search engines and don't know an awful lot about things like title tags or keyphrases. Why do you want to find niche blogs? There are a few good reasons but the main one is links. There is almost certainly a blogging community around something that your site offers (granted, you might have to get a bit creative here).
Building a relationship with other websites that cover the same topic is a great way to get genuine quality links from a diverse range of domains- all good things in the search engines' eyes. A second reason is plain old simple traffic. A good niche blogger will have a dedicated following and will probably be linked up with several other niche bloggers, each with their own respectable readership. Getting an editorial link from this kind of blog should drive well-converting visitors to your site.