Niche Sites, AI for Bloggers, Course Hosting Platforms and More

Let’s face it. Many of us are stuck in business pretty much most of the time. I wanna remind you that it’s totally normal. But the only thing that can get you out of a rut is action. Messy action. Action that doesn’t make sense. Action that might be in a totally new direction. Action on an old project. Action related to a program you invested in but never got to. Any action, really… It gets you moving. It makes you excited again. Your brain starts coming up with ideas and connecting seemingly unrelated things. This is what can help you when you’re bored with your business, or overworked, or having a bad month or a bad year. So in today’s episode, I wanna share some fun things I’ve been doing lately. I think you’ll enjoy it as what you’ll hear is different than anything I’ve covered before. I’ll discuss 2 big topics in the blogging industry that I haven’t dived into before – niche sites and artificial intelligence. If you’ve been thinking of trying any of these or adding an extra income to your blogging business, you might come up with some interesting ideas after this episode. Keep in mind that these are projects that take months or up to a year to see any significant results. I mean starting a new niche site and seeing some traction, or using AI in your content and seeing the overall effect it can have on your business and income. Nothing is a quick way to make money. We’re talking about ideas that take time to implement, but which can then earn you passive income forever. Or, alternatively, you can sell your blog for profit, and even create new niche sites solely for that purpose. Let’s get into the details. Niche Sites A lot of my time lately was invested into building niche sites. For a start, my second site – Bold Business School – which was created as a promo website for my program with the same name, now also has a blog. For it, my goal was to create content using ChatGPT and optimize it to eventually bring traffic to the site and monetize it in different ways. This is the first time I’m using AI for anything and I’m actually loving it. I took a course and am learning from one of the experts on the topic – Pete from DoYouEvenBlog. It was super easy to get started, though, and to feel comfortable using the tool. Now, it’s like I have a team of writers and I’m the editor. It’s all about doing keyword research, giving ChatGPT the right prompts, reviewing the content and making edits to it before publishing it. One disadvantage of AI will always be the lack of human factor. But with some changes to the content, you can easily add that. Not to mention that you can prep ChatGPT to sound more like you. It’s getting better and better at that.