I’ve recently just started to get traffic to some of my articles. This is because the Google Search Console takes a decent while to pick up articles, and I’ve only had my domain name for two months. That being said, a little under half of my articles are now being shown on various Google pages, and I’m pulling in thousands of impressions. This should be extremely lucrative for me as I continue to write articles and rank them on Google. Impressions turn into clicks. The closer to the top of Google you get, the higher your clickthrough rate tends to be. The more articles I write, the higher on Google I go.
What I’ve found, is that while many of my articles get a lot of views, one of them in particular stands out. My article on Andrew Tate. In that article, I basically explain how Andrew Tate got rich, and went on to point out that being an influencer is the future for those who want to achieve a solid net worth. The internet is a new technology. Only 66% of the planet is using it. Content creation is tried, tested, and true at this point, and the math shows that we should expect it to get easier to make money online over the next 25 years. It just seems to require consistency.
My article on Andrew Tate makes up more than half of my impressions on Google Search Console.
The reason for this, as far as I can tell, is that Andrew Tate is a celebrity. People are looking up his name in a lot of different ways. This is what you want with SEO: informative articles about things that are being Googled a lot. Celebrities offer low hanging fruit. People can’t help but be curious about celebrities, even ones they don’t like. They like to learn random facts about them, and oftentimes can’t help but be drawn in by random opinions about them.
If you can figure out a way to talk about celebrities, you’re almost guaranteed traffic. It’s really that easy. Just make sure your content is well-written and informative. Try to be as accurate as possible, but don’t worry too much about checking facts that are widely spread around. A lot of celebrities lie, and some false information is widely accepted as true. Don’t slander anyone though.
To avoid getting too wrapped up in the celebrity junk niche, you’re going to need to find another angle for your writing. If you know what you’re writing about, you can brainstorm ways to write about celebrities. I have it easy. I write a lot about content creation. This means I can just analyze my favorite celebrities and what they do. If you have a personal finance blog, you can maybe react to what celebrities are buying. A food blog could find celebrity chefs, or track where celebrities. There are lots of options.
SEO is still the best way to get traffic. Celebrities offer easy SEO opportunities for all content creators on all platform. It might seem “low brow” to take advantage of celebrities as an SEO opportunity if you consider yourself “smart” or technical, but it’s worth it. Sometimes keeping things simple pays off.
Thanks for paying attention.
