
In it, Kim discusses the importance of having a focused niche to keep a blog alive. I exchanged a few comments with her, and she confirmed what I had already realized: 1) I was writing to two audiences (those interested in network marketing, and those interested in health/wellness/vitamins) 2) I needed to pick one to focus on, because 3) trying to develop 2 blogs at once, both from scratch, is not efficient.
Be Prepared for a Change
So, I made a decision to focus on health and wellness. My primary reasons for this decision were that I know more about health and wellness than network marketing at this point, which means I can provide more useful information to readers on that topic, and it's more interesting to me (and presumably to people who would buy my products). I'll still write about anything interesting I read or learn about network marketing on this blog, but it will not be my primary focus. If you're interested in health and wellness, check out my new blog at http://www.healthyinhouston.wordpress.com/
I've also decided to change the title and introductory paragraph of this blog (again) to more accurately reflect where I plan for it to go. It started as "The Truth Behind AmeriSciences," it is currently "A Skeptic's Adventures in Network Marketing with a Health and Wellness MLM" (way too long!), and by the time anyone reads this, it will have it's new title.
One to Watch!
In the meantime, I highly recommend checking out Kim's Tweets and her blog (follow the link above to the blog) if you're interested in blogging or using social networking sites. She has a style that is engaging and easy to read, her posts are clear and informative even for newbies, she provides reviews and directions for using helpful social networking tools, and is always very responsive to comments. Thanks, Kim!
Please share your experiences with niche widening or choosing your niche in the comments section.
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