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Hey everyone!

I recently made a similar post and got great feedback, but I wanted to explain my niche specifically.

Background info:

I’m in the religious niche. I post verses, experiences, prayers and more.

The target audience is 20-35 year olds in the USA who are new or experienced in faith. This is also open and included to those who are seeking positivity and mental health support.

From this, I have built an audience on Instagram of 55.1k followers. I’m on all social media platforms. Social media is my highest traffic source (I’ve noticed my competitors are mainly getting their traffic from google search, so I saw opportunity here).

I receive about 5.1k monthly viewers to my website every month.

The only monetization is google ads and media.net. I make about $30 a month from this.

I used to sell bracelets (sourced from China) and clothing/canvas (print on demand) at an early stage in my growth. I struggled finding profit due to fees and advertising.

My questions:

Should I continue to just focus on growth and let the money come later?

Should I keep using google ads & media.net as monetization sources?

I see a competitor like crosswalk.com (a huge website) making 1,000,000 a year doing similar things, but they receive all their traffic organically through google search. Should I just aim to grow this big and not start a store?

If any of this is vague I’m happy to clarify further. I’m honestly just an eager entrepreneur who has spent over 40 hours a week for the past year while surviving on little to none.

I’m staying patient, but any and all suggestions help!

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Back in 2011 I started a home/garden blog that grew to a modest little side-income, it gets about 2.5-3k hits a day. Problem is, I no longer have a home or a garden to generate new content, and my own creative energy is being channeled into other projects that are more profitable and faster-growing. Amazon's associates recent rate change was the nail in the coffin and I've decided to stop creating new content for it entirely.

I'm wondering if anyone has tips for managing or promoting a functionally archived site? I still want to make advertising income off it, how can I manage it so google doesn't devalue it for being out of date? Should I archive and repost or just remove the post dates and leave it?

Dramatic title but I've been working hard at my blog for about 18mo now and it's been a ssslllooowwww climb. I was at ~50pv/day, then finally jumped to 200pv/day. With a little pinterest hustle, I could get to 300pv/day.

So on Monday, I had a pin that caught some good wind and blew up my traffic to 3.5k pv/day for 3 days! I'm dying, this is so awesome. But now it's starting to fizzle out. The problem is that I don't want to rely only on Pinterest to drive my traffic, and have been working on targeting keywords an optimizing for SEO since the beginning. However, organic traffic is only 9% of my overall traffic over a 30-day period.

It's a garden blog that focuses primarily on gardening. I added a recipe section and have been adding to that but haven't seen much return on the recipe front.

Is it time to diversify my content perhaps? I have 60 published posts, probably about 50 are garden related and the other 10 are recipes, all averaging anywhere between 700-2k words.

Any advice to keep the momentum and finally get some steady growth?

Thanks a lot if you choose to give your thoughts on the question!

I publish long 1,000 words+ articles on topics on history and economic news. I've been using wix so far, but don't really like it's blog features. You're limited by characters and there's absolutely no customisation for blog posts. There's no choices for changing fonts on blog posts (apart from the 2). Medium/WordPress/Weebly, etc. which platform allows for a nice reading experience?

Note: I've already got a domain using big rock,; don't really need to advertise since profit making isn't my purpose; can pay upto $10/month.

I have a pet blog but I also want to promote some other products in the car niche on another one page website I am creating. Is this practice against amazons’ tos? If it is what do you recommend?