Niche Pursuits Podcast: Find Your Next "Niche" Business Idea!

Aaron Anderson, marketing expert specializing in earning links through outreach strategies, shares effective link building strategies including broken link building, resource page link building, and unlinked mentions. He discusses finding broken links without tools, crafting short and straightforward outreach emails, and focusing on intent problems. The podcast also explores the value of resource pages, challenges in difficult industries, and sponsorship success stories.

In this episode, the hosts discuss Google's latest core update, a controversial article accusing SEOs of ruining the internet, and the impact of product review affiliate keywords. They also cover bugs in Google's updates and their impact on Google Discover traffic. Other topics include the volatility of the Amazon Influencer Program and the success of a free spreadsheet.

In this podcast, Mushfiq, a prolific site owner, operator, and flipper with 15+ years of operations experience, talks about the role of a website operator and the skills required. He shares insights on why someone would become an operator, including gaining valuable experience and mitigating risk. Mushfiq also discusses his two-tier structure for website operations and the maximum number of projects an operator should manage. The podcast explores the process of bringing on an operator and the challenges of handing over website operations. It highlights the importance of building a brand and hiring website operators for long-term success.

Danny S, an expert in SEO and blogging, joins the podcast to discuss Google's response to a controversial SEO tweet, Reddit's potential block of Google, and two weird niche sites. The hosts dive into the confusion around Google's helpful content update and the mixed messages about writing for search engines versus humans. They also explore the controversy between Google and Reddit, highlighting the potential repercussions of a block. Overall, this episode covers intriguing topics that shed light on the ever-evolving world of SEO.

SEO expert Jesse Cunningham shares his insights on AI content creation. He emphasizes the importance of topical authority and well-organized page structure. Jesse recommends AI tools like WordGalaxy.ai and SEOWriting.ai for efficient content creation. He also highlights the significance of editing, fact-checking, and creating data-based content with AI to attract links. Domination of topical authority and providing valuable content are key priorities for content creators.

Niche site expert Tony Hill joins Jared to discuss the recent Google core update and its impact on websites. They also delve into topics like Google's demotion of content, the role of AI in search queries, and Mediavine's assessment of the Helpful Content Update. They explore navigational searches, Chrome's dominance, a successful link-building PR campaign, and blocking chat GPT's bot. Additionally, they touch on Google Discover driving traffic to niche sites, affiliate marketing in genealogy, and the importance of building healthy links.

Nathan Gotch, founder of Gotch SEO, shares valuable tips on keyword research and content creation. He emphasizes the importance of driving revenue and providing valuable content to users through keyword research. He recommends starting with transactional, bottom of the funnel topics and using keyword research tools. Nathan also highlights the importance of expertise or enthusiasm in the chosen niche for a website. He shares an 80/20 principle for experimenting with trending keywords and creating link bait.

In this podcast, the hosts discuss the recent Google core and spam updates, the impact of the Helpful Content Update on website rankings, and theories on Google's algorithm changes. They also cover Google's antitrust lawsuit, changes in Google's search engine results page features, and evolving content creation strategies. Additionally, they explore monetization strategies for niche websites and discuss a site that specializes in colorizing historical photos.

Entrepreneur and blogger Brock McGoff joins the podcast to discuss how he grew his menswear websites to an average of $30k per month and eventually sold them for profit. He shares valuable tips on site growth, branding, negotiating with brands, and the importance of quality content and relationships in the industry. Brock also talks about the challenges of selling a business and the benefits of diversifying income. Overall, an informative and inspiring conversation for anyone interested in online business and selling websites.

Discussing the impact of recent Google updates on website rankings and strategies to optimize websites. Revealing leaked emails suggesting Google may manipulate search results for better ad outcomes. Reflecting on earnings drop and the realities of side hustles. Speculating on reasons for drop in clicks and removal of video carousel on Amazon product listings. Exploring long-term investment in niche websites and analyzing specific niche sites about cuddling and sunglasses.