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Found a niche, link to wikipedia?

by Ace573
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I just found a good niche that has an average CPC of 24€. Competition for that keyword is not that bad. But it is something rather complicated to write about( for me at least). Would it be OK to copy wikipedia on the subject and link to them? Or reword wikipedia article? I would be adding more articles and info, but just to get the site going, would this be smart?

What do you suggest?
#found #link #niche #wikipedia
  • Profile picture of the author Antonio Gavrila
    If you'll copy the articles from Wikipedia, it won't be that good as the original ones. I mean that you won't get so much traffic and SEO reputation.

    You could hire some writters and Fiverr and they'll do the writting part.

    Also, a CPC OF 24 euros?

    Are you sure it's "Exact Match"? Also, are you checking correctly the competition?

    I don't think that a CPC of 24 euros has low competition. Perhaps the competition is hard and it seems easy for you.
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    • Profile picture of the author Ace573
      I would need some Spanish writers that know this sector (financial).

      On exact match, it is even a few € higher, but fewer searches. All EMD domains are taken but or either dead sitting there or content is very poor. PR is 1 or 0 with little backlinks. It is a niche market but seems no one is approaching it right.
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