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When you start a new blog, it may take up to 12 to 20 days before your posts start getting indexed. I will advise you not to induce an index with any indexing tool.

If after 20 days, none of your posts have been indexed, then you can use the search console to index all your articles. However, the results are not immediate, you still have to exercise patience.

To maximize your earnings on Ezoic, it's best to do the following.

First of all, from my experience of having over 8 blogs on Ezoic, I can tell you to expect a high epvm the first two days, then after that, the epvm will drop.

Ezoic has a premium service where they give you higher epvm and offer fewer ads on your site( which equates to a better user experience), but those fewer ads will bring you more money, as these ads are from their premium customers.

This premium service comes in two ways: the first is through an invite from Ezoic, or the second way is by moving up to level two.

When you sign up for ezoic using any website, that website is automatically placed on level 1, you have to complete all the listed steps on your level dashboard to advance to level 2. Their level ladder goes from 1 to 4, the higher the level, the higher your epvm and access to premium packages.

I was thinking of starting a blog on a new domain, for testing if it's viable.

For this purpose, I will use a very easy niche.

If you have any helpful information, I would appreciate it—since I know nothing about blogging on new domains.

I have secured quality domains in different niches through the backorder service. And it has been so much fun, I'll have lots of niches to dive into in the future. Dropcatch is a beast.

I even dived into UK domains, but I lost animalethics.org.uk ( I intended to secure it for a student), and I placed my backorder on a few others.

For the food blog, as I started writing some articles, I started discovering different desserts that I'd love to try. I bought some cream and gelatin, I am so going to make the Panna Cotta dessert tonight.

Secure a profitable niche, and you'll fall in love as you start writing. In these past few days, I have learned to make a lot of desserts. I guess my niche is pretty much obvious now.

The plan is to secure 20 strong domains in different niches, place two articles, and let them sit till I am done with the ones I intend to build currently.

Blogging is like an online real estate, if you know your way around, the profit margins are always insane.

The first blog is set, articles posted, important pages created, UI designed, the search console + sitemap sorted, and social pages created.

Do I pay for backlinks for the most serious bloggers following my thread? Let me know.

wealthpreach:
Sorry, I have been out, and have to cope with my offline realities.

Just had a second son and I am not a fan of house help. So, I am fully active in house duties 😆.

Anyways... I have not been able to reach my goal, still stuck at 600-700 and I haven't added many articles. Currently at 180 articles.

Most of these writers use AI as it is and in my experience, AI articles will barely rank beyond Position No. 5 even after 6 months. So, if I am not writing, I just leave everything like that.

AI is meant to be an assistant, especially chatsonic since it's connected to Google and can help you find facts and bring out texts from research works. But you're not meant to copy the articles and use them as it is. SMH


I once promised to post cool ways you could start making money with almost no investment... So, we should start the Post-a-thon this evening.


It's also good to know that I have trained over 30 people here. Although less than 5 took the whole thing seriously. If you can recall, one of the criteria for making it within 6-10 months is 2 articles daily, keyword research, and an expired domain.

There is no magic or a quick way to it, except if you're willing to pump kkkk of dollars in backlinks and articles or you're lucky to discover an untapped niche. By evening, we should start a thread of using Facebook groups to generate $$$ in just a day.

Hello sir,
Kudos to you for all your efforts towards poverty alleviation through teaching blogging.
Please sir bless us with this your "Facebook group method of generating $$$ in just a day".

Jesuferanmi1:
Hello sir,
Kudos to you for all your efforts towards poverty alleviation through teaching blogging.
Please sir bless us with this your "Facebook group method of generating $$$ in just a day".

I already shared it.

I will be making my first withdrawal from Ezoic this month.

I have been getting new domains, I now have a headache keeping track. I had to download the Zoho notebook to keep track.

It has been awesome using
Sav
Drop catch
Serpnames

Catched.com even caught a domain for me this morning and I was surprised because of their huge failure rate.

I bought a domain from Domaincoaters, it had about 18k traffic two months ago before it expired, maybe the owner died or forgot.

It has been transferred and Gname was used. Gname's UI is annoying Af and I wasn't able to see an online chat service or enough resources. It took me an hour to fix the nameservers, as I had to figure it out myself.

I drew a quick note to keep track of my domains since they are no longer going to be located on one site anymore.

Domain--------Registrar-----------Expiry.


I won't be using these domains yet, I'll let them sit.

The most recent being an educational niche domain.

When I taught in my milles school some time back, I sought for some resources that I didn't find online. Also, when I was in uni, some resources were not found online.

I have drafted how to cover assignments, curriculums of different countries, and university courses. This is certainly a project for the future. Currently, the top of my head dhe pain me.


That has been my journey this week.


Consider expired domains as landed assets, value will always appreciate, depending on what you use it for, and how you use it.

wealthpreach:
I already shared it.

Okay sir,
I have searched and i can't find it sir.
Please link me to it 🙏

I got a new host with pure SSD. Most of these popular shared hosts don't have pure SSd incorporated. Also, my new host uses MariaDB (a faster alternative to MySql that loads scripts faster)

If you intend to use Ezoic, you need such hosts to quicken your load time as a faster load time always equals a better user experience.

But if you're just starting, you could use Host Koala till you can afford to move to a VPS or get a shared host with pure SSD.

Creating domain emails and social media accounts is just a pain in the a**, but it's worth it in both the short and long term.

If you need Low competition Keywords with Decent Search volume let me do keywords research for you and get you low competition keywords you can rank for even if your blog is new or has little Authority.

Each keyword data is gotten directly from real-time google data, so they're 99% accurate.
zeho ate, zeho, seesx tree seesx, zeho zeho faive ate faive

online4business:
If you're just starting out please pay attention.

You don't need deleted or expired domain to start blogging.

Just register a new domain and you're ok.

Here's why.

Trust flow da pa and citation flow are all new to you isn't that right.

You don't know jack therefore you lean on the goooro to show you (pay him money to get one for you isn't that right

It's all marketing.

But here's what you must know... I'm just putting guard rails in check.

This is so make sure newbie don't get frustrated like dautless who said "he was tricked into blogging" on this thread.

Remember links niche edits guess post are sometimes pbn sites.

Here's what peddlers of backlinks and guess post don't tell you.

A site with pbn sells for less on empire flipper, motion invest and other site where they sell website.

Ask yourself why? If links are so good.

Nick Burbank, Jared and musfiq will never buy sites with pbn.

These are guys that buy website for as much as $5k-200k

As a new blogger you can't identify pbn can you?

Buy a new domain don't get carried away with deleted or expired domain since you don't know anything for now.

If you've been in the game and you understand everything that's when you can choose to try these.

Don't get carried away with the Google sandbox or whatever rank for easy keyword and you'll be successful.


I'm not talking theory it's what I've successful done and Ezoic will not be foolish to accept my 8 months site to premium if I was wrong.

Niche affiliates that accept my website to premium deal would never do it if I was talking nonsense.

Totis tois it's left for you to decide.

If I rain on your parade na so life be there's no science without peer review.

Get a new domain commit yourself to writing easy keyword I already show how to find it on bluackhat world I don't want to spell it correctly go to my post

Blogging is hard work if you're not committed there are lots of bs from people who want to sell services and courses.

Commit yourself and write learn on-page SEO and you'll be successful.

A guy webincomeplus did it here on nairaland without any backlink so it will works.

Here's the best part.

Google update no even near my ymyl site because there's a method to this madness.

Hi, please is it compulsory to use the kgr method if you have easy keywords to write about?

smithj01:
Hi, please is it compulsory to use the kgr method if you have easy keywords to write about?

Kgr is good if you're just starting out it's good at least you have something to test and follow.

But to me it's a big hunk of sheet.

Here's why.
everyone will get different kgr keyword for same term just try it using VPN and change cities.

Should you use it? yes as long as it's easy keywords.

The most important thing is to write easy keyword have good on-page and good site speed.

I'm getting 83% site speed and 93% cache rate despite how people complain ezoic slow their site.

And 99% is even possible because I've seen cases from people like me.

And I've not even do any hardcore optimization for site speed.

Without No CDN or VPs hosting ooo.

Use fast responsive themes and plugins most plugin and themes have too much css and JavaScript that shows website.

SEO is hard people sell others bs for even the simplest thing as core web vitals.

Test things out if you know it works go all in

Exactly the joy of expired domains. No need to wait for 6 months to see results. Quick indexing rate, and quick ranking are always guaranteed when you purchase a good one.

Just an article in, already ranked NO 1, it will be a very great ride on these new domains.

wealthpreach:
Exactly the joy of expired domains. No need to wait for 6 months to see results. Quick indexing rate, and quick ranking are always guaranteed when you purchase a good one.

Just an article in, already ranked NO 1, it will be a very great ride on these new domains.

Wow!

online4business:
Kgr is good if you're just starting out it's good at least you have something to test and follow.

But to me it's a big hunk of sheet.

Here's why.
everyone will get different kgr keyword for same term just try it using VPN and change cities.

Should you use it? yes as long as it's easy keywords.

The most important thing is to write easy keyword have good on-page and good site speed.

I'm getting 83% site speed and 93% cache rate despite how people complain ezoic slow their site.

And 99% is even possible because I've seen cases from people like me.

And I've not even do any hardcore optimization for site speed.

Without No CDN or VPs hosting ooo.

Use fast responsive themes and plugins most plugin and themes have too much css and JavaScript that shows website.

SEO is hard people sell others bs for even the simplest thing as core web vitals.

Test things out if you know it works go all in

thanks for your reply. How can someone reach you please

We analyzed a few sites that got hit on different forums and we found common errors.

Keyword cannibalism/ Stuffing

Keyword cannibalism is the use of the same keyword on many other posts on the same blogs

Keyword stuffing is the act of forcing keywords in an unnatural way within a blog post. Some persons would ask a question keyword 5 - 8 times. Guy common! Just once is okay, you don't need to use it at all if you're writing a listicle.

In the past, we cared so much about keyword density—we tried to use one keyword 15 - 20 or 30 to 40 times in a #1500 to #2000-word article—to achieve a density of 10 - 20%.

Certain updates have rendered this practice redundant. Check the top-ranking websites in your niche, you will observe they may only use the main keyword in the title, they may not even use it in a h2, and you might only spot the keyword once in the entire article. And yet, they still rank top.

The piece of content you find on SEO online—is very basic, and not updated with the current trend of things. The only way you will learn perfectly is to start ranking articles yourself, you will find what works at every given point in time.

LSI is what these big sites rely on. Take one of their articles, and throw it into Semrush, you will find out that it ranks for over 100 keywords.

Google expects to see certain words in your article, and it will favor your site over other sites (obviously not above an authority site in the niche.) if these words are found.

A typical article that covers using Zoysia grass for your lawn should have the following lsi

Turfgrass
Lawn care
Zoysia varieties
Grass types
Soil preparation
Mowing techniques
Fertilization
Weed control
Drought tolerance
Lawn maintenance
Lawn establishment
Zoysia growth habits
Lawn health
Sunlight requirements
Watering schedule
Overseeding
Zoysia pests
Shade tolerance
Winterizing your lawn
Lawn renovation

These LSIs can also be in the form of question keywords. When Google sees these words, it understands that you have covered the topic thoroughly. LSI stands for latent semantic indexation: a way to help Google understand what your article is all about, and when it sees a well-written article—it rewards you with a high rank so its users can have a good experience.

Gone at the days we used exact-match domains or stuffed keywords. Now, we just have to follow the current trend and provide just enough information without unnecessary fluff.


I'll talk about others later.

wealthpreach:
We analyzed a few sites that got hit on different forums and we found common errors.

Keyword cannibalism/ Stuffing

Keyword cannibalism is the use of the same keyword on many other posts on the same blogs

Keyword stuffing is the act of forcing keywords in an unnatural way within a blog post. Some persons would ask a question keyword 5 - 8 times. Guy common! Just once is okay, you don't need to use it at all if you're writing a listicle.

In the past, we cared so much about keyword density—we tried to use one keyword 15 - 20 or 30 to 40 times in a #1500 to #2000-word article—to achieve a density of 10 - 20%.

Certain updates have rendered this practice redundant. Check the top-ranking websites in your niche, you will observe they may only use the main keyword in the title, they may not even use it in a h2, and you might only spot the keyword once in the entire article. And yet, they still rank top.

The piece of content you find on SEO online—is very basic, and not updated with the current trend of things. The only way you will learn perfectly is to start ranking articles yourself, you will find what works at every given point in time.

LSI is what these big sites rely on. Take one of their articles, and throw it into Semrush, you will find out that it ranks for over 100 keywords.

Google expects to see certain words in your article, and it will favor your site over other sites (obviously not above an authority site in the niche.) if these words are found.

A typical article that covers using Zoysia grass for your lawn should have the following lsi

Turfgrass
Lawn care
Zoysia varieties
Grass types
Soil preparation
Mowing techniques
Fertilization
Weed control
Drought tolerance
Lawn maintenance
Lawn establishment
Zoysia growth habits
Lawn health
Sunlight requirements
Watering schedule
Overseeding
Zoysia pests
Shade tolerance
Winterizing your lawn
Lawn renovation

These LSIs can also be in the form of question keywords. When Google sees these words, it understands that you have covered the topic thoroughly. LSI stands for latent semantic indexation: a way to help Google understand what your article is all about, and when it sees a well-written article—it rewards you with a high rank so its users can have a good experience.

Gone at the days we used exact-match domains or stuffed keywords. Now, we just have to follow the current trend and provide just enough information without unnecessary fluff.


I'll talk about others later.

Please, I am interested in blogging. Please teach me how to.

DynamicWriter:
Please, I am interested in blogging. Please teach me how to.

I think I may be more interested in your writing services. Send me your samples.

We just completed a comprehensive analysis of featured snippets, and I learned a whole lot.

Since I work with a few client sites, and develop content, keywords, and strategies—I always keep myself up to date on the latest working ideas in all aspects of blogging.

I noticed it's been a bit difficult to achieve the featured snippet position. So, I had to crack the nut, because the featured snippet option could catapult your site from position #8 to #0( the top most).

Key findings

#1 We learned how to find how many sites are in line to win the feature snippets. If they are much, we don't just bother.

#2 Google doesn't award featured snippets to opinion-based paragraphs. Your answer has to be factual 40 -60 words.

#3 Some sites have taken it a mile away and installed a custom box where they feed in what they want to use for their featured snippets.

#4 The size of your article doesn't guarantee that you'll win the snippets, you must optimize your abstract or any other paragraph within your article to win the featured snippets.

#5 Authority will play a role in most cases.

These are the basic findings, but there are more, and I'll reserve that info for my agency.

Googie's recent update was aimed at rewarding helpful content.

We noticed that old outdated articles were pushed to the top—outranking newer better ones.

Google is aiming at rewarding content they deem helpful, and this task has been placed on their bot, and the result looks a bit messy.

Here are a few things to keep In mind

#1 Your post should be more of a first-hand experience or expertise-looking post. This is why you should take time and research your article very well, don't just write a useless #3000 words article that was wordy throughout, a #1200 well written article that covers the whole article in detail is always better.

The reader should feel satisfied after reading your article. Before you write, place yourself in the shoes of the reader. What would you like the article to cover?

#2 I can't overstate the use of LSI in making your article seem helpful.

#3 Is your content engaging? Does it lead to low bounce rates?

#4 Stop using AI-generated outline as it is, it's always the same and not thorough for technical topics. You can use it to draw an inference, but you still have to work on your outline and make sure it's sufficient.

#5 Gather enough facts for your article, use graphs and infographics where necessary. Use pictures to drive home points.

You can't be writing a technical subject on how to fix a broken electrical set without providing your readers with helpful pictures that can guide them.

See your blog as your business, a profitable business that stands the test of time is always renovating, doing periodical swot analysis to uncover problems and sort them on time.

One quality article is better than 30 thrash articles.

wealthpreach:
I think I may be more interested in your writing services. Send me your samples.

Please drop your WhatsApp number or email address

wealthpreach:
We analyzed a few sites that got hit on different forums and we found common errors.

Keyword cannibalism/ Stuffing

Keyword cannibalism is the use of the same keyword on many other posts on the same blogs

Keyword stuffing is the act of forcing keywords in an unnatural way within a blog post. Some persons would ask a question keyword 5 - 8 times. Guy common! Just once is okay, you don't need to use it at all if you're writing a listicle.

In the past, we cared so much about keyword density—we tried to use one keyword 15 - 20 or 30 to 40 times in a #1500 to #2000-word article—to achieve a density of 10 - 20%.

Certain updates have rendered this practice redundant. Check the top-ranking websites in your niche, you will observe they may only use the main keyword in the title, they may not even use it in a h2, and you might only spot the keyword once in the entire article. And yet, they still rank top.

The piece of content you find on SEO online—is very basic, and not updated with the current trend of things. The only way you will learn perfectly is to start ranking articles yourself, you will find what works at every given point in time.

LSI is what these big sites rely on. Take one of their articles, and throw it into Semrush, you will find out that it ranks for over 100 keywords.

Google expects to see certain words in your article, and it will favor your site over other sites (obviously not above an authority site in the niche.) if these words are found.

A typical article that covers using Zoysia grass for your lawn should have the following lsi

Turfgrass
Lawn care
Zoysia varieties
Grass types
Soil preparation
Mowing techniques
Fertilization
Weed control
Drought tolerance
Lawn maintenance
Lawn establishment
Zoysia growth habits
Lawn health
Sunlight requirements
Watering schedule
Overseeding
Zoysia pests
Shade tolerance
Winterizing your lawn
Lawn renovation

These LSIs can also be in the form of question keywords. When Google sees these words, it understands that you have covered the topic thoroughly. LSI stands for latent semantic indexation: a way to help Google understand what your article is all about, and when it sees a well-written article—it rewards you with a high rank so its users can have a good experience.

Gone at the days we used exact-match domains or stuffed keywords. Now, we just have to follow the current trend and provide just enough information without unnecessary fluff.


I'll talk about others later.

SEO SPECIALIST

wealthpreach:
Googie's recent update was aimed at rewarding helpful content.

We noticed that old outdated articles were pushed to the top—outranking newer better ones.

Google is aiming at rewarding content they deem helpful, and this task has been placed on their bot, and the result looks a bit messy.

Here are a few things to keep In mind

#1 Your post should be more of a first-hand experience or expertise-looking post. This is why you should take time and research your article very well, don't just write a useless #3000 words article that was wordy throughout, a #1200 well written article that covers the whole article in detail is always better.

The reader should feel satisfied after reading your article. Before you write, place yourself in the shoes of the reader. What would you like the article to cover?

#2 I can't overstate the use of LSI in making your article seem helpful.

#3 Is your content engaging? Does it lead to low bounce rates?

#4 Stop using AI-generated outline as it is, it's always the same and not thorough for technical topics. You can use it to draw an inference, but you still have to work on your outline and make sure it's sufficient.

#5 Gather enough facts for your article, use graphs and infographics where necessary. Use pictures to drive home points.

You can't be writing a technical subject on how to fix a broken electrical set without providing your readers with helpful pictures that can guide them.

See your blog as your business, a profitable business that stands the test of time is always renovating, doing periodical swot analysis to uncover problems and sort them on time.

One quality article is better than 30 thrash articles.

In the course of my research, the new update has to do with helpful content to readers. Real life Practical experience will rank higher than AI content.

alakara:
SEO SPECIALIST

Thanks!

I am done stocking domains, and I feel like showing off, but I'll hold myself. Lol.

I have gone back to my CJ, Amazon, and Impact accounts. I will revive them or create another one.

I have done a lot of research on affiliate sites, and I have found out that; once you include the word "review" in your title, and Google understands the intent of your article to be a review of a product or service, they will expect you to add a review rating, so they could attach the snippet to your post.

If you lack a review rating, your post won't be ranked. This is most peculiar to posts that review just a product.

Also, LSI is what you need here, you don't need to keep repeating "best diapers for babies reviews" all over the article.

Google expects you to talk of

Price
Quality
Durability
Comfort
If it does what it says it does
Alternatives
Answer all questions the reader may have


I reviewed 10 sites from

Food niche
Pet niche
Mother baby niche

And 7 other niches and my entire findings were consistent.

I have watched a few of my friends' review sites go down the drain, so I decided to conduct enough research before I dive in.

This will be my first-ever review site and I will keep the ratio of information intent articles to money articles at 70:30.


I admit that I don't know it all. If you have any information that could benefit me, I'd appreciate your help.

wealthpreach:
I am done stocking domains, and I feel like showing off, but I'll hold myself. Lol.

I have gone back to my CJ, Amazon, and Impact accounts. I will revive them or create another one.

I have done a lot of research on affiliate sites, and I have found out that; once you include the word "review" in your title, and Google understands the intent of your article to be a review of a product or service, they will expect you to add a review rating, so they could attach the snippet to your post.

If you lack a review rating, your post won't be ranked. This is most peculiar to posts that review just a product.

Also, LSI is what you need here, you don't need to keep repeating "best diapers for babies reviews" all over the article.

Google expects you to talk of

Price
Quality
Durability
Comfort
If it does what it says it does
Alternatives
Answer all questions the reader may have


I reviewed 10 sites from

Food niche
Pet niche
Mother baby niche

And 7 other niches and my entire findings were consistent.

I have watched a few of my friends' review sites go down the drain, so I decided to conduct enough research before I dive in.

This will be my first-ever review site and I will keep the ratio of information intent articles to money articles at 70:30.


I admit that I don't know it all. If you have any information that could benefit me, I'd appreciate your help.

wealthpreach:
I think I may be more interested in your writing services. Send me your samples.

How can I contact you?

DynamicWriter:
How can I contact you?

Just contacted you on WhatsApp.

People are wicked, and if you give them an inch, they will violate you. Can't you put out a good article? Even at 2.5 to 4# per word?

I need good writers, just state your price let's begin. You must provide an outline before writing, and you must show me where you got information to cover each subheading as I am dealing with clients that need nothing but well-researched quality articles. I am currently struggling to beat the deadline.

The outline tells how well you intend to cover the topic, if it's vague, I'll not reply. No fluff, repeating of words, or Chatgpt articles or edits of any kind. I reserve the right not to pay for a chunk of shit.

You also will take instructions on keyword placement and LSI usage. Send a message or reply here thanks!

wealthpreach:
People are wicked, and if you give them an inch, they will violate you. Can't you put out a good article? Even at 2.5 to 4# per word?

I need good writers, just state your price let's begin. You must provide an outline before writing, and you must show me where you got information to cover each subheading as I am dealing with clients that need nothing but well-researched quality articles. I am currently struggling to beat the deadline.

The outline tells how well you intend to cover the topic, if it's vague, I'll not reply. No fluff, repeating of words, or Chatgpt articles or edits of any kind. I reserve the right not to pay for a chunk of shit.

You also will take instructions on keyword placement and LSI usage. Send a message or reply here thanks!

I'll message you now, I didn't know this is the type of outline you want.

I'll rewrite it and drop the article tomorrow morning.

Regards.

DynamicWriter:
I'll message you now, I didn't know this is the type of outline you want.

I'll rewrite it and drop the article tomorrow morning.

Regards.

I need same service too

wealthpreach:
People are wicked, and if you give them an inch, they will violate you. Can't you put out a good article? Even at 2.5 to 4# per word?

I need good writers, just state your price let's begin. You must provide an outline before writing, and you must show me where you got information to cover each subheading as I am dealing with clients that need nothing but well-researched quality articles. I am currently struggling to beat the deadline.

The outline tells how well you intend to cover the topic, if it's vague, I'll not reply. No fluff, repeating of words, or Chatgpt articles or edits of any kind. I reserve the right not to pay for a chunk of shit.

You also will take instructions on keyword placement and LSI usage. Send a message or reply here thanks!

I am coachable for this if you need more writers

Hamzashaf99:
I am coachable for this if you need more writers

Surely, I do. How do I contact you?