However, you don’t want to target a niche that’s too broad. The more specific your niche is, the easier it will be to reach the right audience who’s interested in what you have to say.
If you aren’t comfortable starting your research with the same amount of intuitive as Cass just yet, remember that tools like Long Tail Pro will always be able to help simplify your keyword process as well.

With blogging, your biggest focus should be on SEO: this is how you drive tens of thousands of targeted visitors to your website (and even more as you start to grow your blog) and how you increase your affiliate sales. Research high-volume keywords to target with your blog content (aka focus keywords) using SEMrush – as I showed you earlier Use the focus keyword throughout your blog posts; include it in your: headline, SEO title, meta description, in H2 headlines and throughout your blog post, where relevant. You can use an SEO plugin like SEOPressor to help you optimize your blog posts, especially if you’re not that familiar with SEO Focus on quality: Google is smarter than ever and it looks for high-quality content only; while keywords and optimization are extremely important, if your content isn’t high-quality, then your optimization efforts won’t count for much
A website with no contents is like bones without flesh. Start uploading content now. Don’t leave any stone unturned while creating content: blog posts, videos, podcasts, and infographics. Remember, the more content you’re going to upload, the richer it would be. As a result, Google will mark your site as an authority site, and you can expect more engagement.