ajlancer
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Before you start a website, you should be sure you have enough interest in that subject so you don't get bored with the site too quickly.
If you love the subject first, then you'll be able to more freely write about that topic without having to hire a writer or stress over finding new content.
Most importantly, you should create a website about a topic you are truly passionate about, even if it's the same field as your day job.
What are some of your hobbies or pastimes? What type of things do you find yourself talking or think about most?
Make a list of your real world skills and start a website related to that.
Don't stress so much over the details, just start on a path and make corrections to your direction as you go along.
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Competition:
I always look at the market I want to go into. You should look at how competitive your niche is and how can you do better than your competition. It is important to create something that is not just a duplicate of your competitors. You need to offer something unique; something that will make people leave your competitors and come to your website. For example, if you want to create a gaming website, you should understand that the online gaming market is very competitive and there may not be holes in the market for you to fill. In that case, you will just replicate your competitors.
Revenue:
Assuming your aim is to make money, how will you generate your money? How will the future be? You need to think forward. If you want to create a gaming forum, for example, your main source of income is probably ads but with adblockers getting popular, how will you make money? Alternatives may be selling games on the forum to generate revenue.
Generally, you should choose a website that has the highest long term revenue potential and in low competition market. Good points AJ! The online market is very competitive these days so having passion for your website is important as this will make you work harder to grow your website. Here are a few more things I consider when choosing a website to create. [b]Competition:[/b] I always look at the market I want to go into. You should look at how competitive your niche is and how can you do better than your competition. It is important to create something that is not just a duplicate of your competitors. You need to offer something unique; something that will make people leave your competitors and come to your website. For example, if you want to create a gaming website, you should understand that the online gaming market is very competitive and there may not be holes in the market for you to fill. In that case, you will just replicate your competitors. [b]Revenue:[/b] Assuming your aim is to make money, how will you generate your money? How will the future be? You need to think forward. If you want to create a gaming forum, for example, your main source of income is probably ads but with adblockers getting popular, how will you make money? Alternatives may be selling games on the forum to generate revenue. Generally, you should choose a website that has the highest long term revenue potential and in low competition market.
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