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For me, things always work better (and more organized) when they are discussed by unique categories. It's clear that the niche doesn't have to be so rigid that it can't offer ramifications but that it's something that keeps the essence of the blog / website intact. In this way, everything becomes easier to read, understand and be discussed.
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I recommend that you have a couple of websites that caters to a diverse niche and lots of websites that target different small niches. You'll need to have sufficient funds to do this but the returns would be great. I'd like to have a combination of both. I currently only have one site because I wasn't able to pay my old web host on time and I didn't backup all my sites. I made a new website in a new web host. The website I have currently caters to a huge niche (Business). Later on, I intend to create a lot highly targeted niche websites and interrelate them through my current website that is generally about business. I recommend that you have a couple of websites that caters to a diverse niche and lots of websites that target different small niches. You'll need to have sufficient funds to do this but the returns would be great.
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