If you ever thought of becoming a successful blogger, one of the fundamental principles is to choose a niche for your blog. I will tell you the truth, no matter what niche you eventually choose, it requires much more than writing skills but passion, dedication and commitment.
What Is A Niche?
I wanted to assume you already knew what a niche was but then I realized that sometimes a word might become popular, yet only a few know what it’s actual meaning. A Niche is the act of creating a blog with the intent of using it to either market or write about a particular thing and/or inter-related things. Things here in my definition could mean, Soccer, Gaming, Religion. Inter-related things means combining things like Soccer and Religion together.
How To Find My Niche.
Finding your niche simply means finding your passion and exploring it. Your niche is what you like passionately. What you like passionately, you learn easily. This makes you an automatic pilot of your blog. In that way, you constantly want to learn more about your niche because you attract a special kind of emotions to it. It is easy to know a blogger who has a passion for her blog because she does the piloting almost effortlessly.
One of the mistakes a bloggers make is to choose a niche where he has no passion. Why would a blogger do that? The answer is simple, that kind of blogger is a money-mindset blogger and not a creative blogger. The blogger might have seen a particular niche attracting success; he is not interested in what led to the success but thinks that, that particular niche has an automatic birth-right to succeed. Unfortunately, success is tied to the creative force that initiates a blogger into blogging. Choose your niche wisely; a careless mistake in this regard would most likely cost you alot as you walk through the path of blogging.
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William
I definitely agree with you. Your interest in the topic is the most important piece of the puzzle. As it will keep up your enthusiasm to work on the blog.
Tendai Chakuzira
Nice! Great blog you got here sir….and I also think you gotta have a passion for the niche so that you can go the extra mile in your efforts.