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What alternative fields can I explore for my website?

by healthsphere
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Hi all,

It's been a few months since I set up my website which is achieving approximately 2,500+ unique visitors each month approximately. The website is in my signature below and currently aims to provide a service somewhat to students in the pharmacology/medicine/pharmacy arena. I've not yet completed the bulk of the material for the site in this area but I'm about 75% there so far.

However, given that the title of my website is very broad in what it covers, I'm wondering what related and non-conflicting areas I could additionally add which would be more valuable from a monetary perspective. I'm guessing folks on here have a much better idea which area I could focus on. Of course, there is also a risk I might dilute the current message of the site - and this may be so - but the monetary element is equally as important.

Thus, if anyone can provide any potentially lucrative ideas related to the content and title of my website, I'd greatly appreciate it.

#alternative #explore #fields #website
  • Profile picture of the author icoachu
    Try google's keyword selector tool to pull up relevant/related keywords. Cross reference this with competition analysis sites like spyfu and similar services to find related niches. Filter them based on traffic search level, level of competition, and proximity to your current content and traffic sources. Also, analyze their probable readers' profiles and see if it matches your target audience profile.
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    • Profile picture of the author healthsphere
      Originally Posted by icoachu View Post

      Try google's keyword selector tool to pull up relevant/related keywords. Cross reference this with competition analysis sites like spyfu and similar services to find related niches. Filter them based on traffic search level, level of competition, and proximity to your current content and traffic sources. Also, analyze their probable readers' profiles and see if it matches your target audience profile.
      Thanks - I'll try and put that into practice. Anyone else got some suggestions?
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