Do You write only on one niche or multiple niches on hubpages?

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  1. sachin001 profile image33
    sachin001posted 9 years ago

    Do You write only on one niche or multiple niches on hubpages?

    I am really excited to write on hubpages and am exploring newer ideas to grow my team here. Just want to know your thoughts about the multiple niches. Do you write on various topics or just anout one niche here on hubpages? What is a good option and why? Please share your ideas.

  2. indianreel profile image75
    indianreelposted 9 years ago

    I write only on Indian Cinema as it's my passion. By writing about something you are passionate about, you can be sure that you will keep writing on that. When you stick to one niche, you will get more followers. But, if you write on many topics, you most likely will get less followers and you have to depend on search engines and other sources for traffic.

    My suggestion would be to go with one niche that you are passionate about. But, if you are interested and so many topics and you are confidant that there are a lot of people out there searching for your topics, that's not a bad idea either.

  3. Niko Linni profile image78
    Niko Linniposted 9 years ago

    I find it difficult to write on just one niche. Granted I've done most articles on video games, but I don't know, it would just be a tad bit difficult for me to focus on ONLY one niche. So I might delve into other niches every now and again as evident by my Scale Runners series (takes a look at various scales in music).

    I've heard it said that picking one niche and sticking to it is the way to go, but I suppose if there's various things you're passionate about and you've the power to write on all of them I say go for it.

  4. Raceme profile image81
    Racemeposted 9 years ago

    Though I've been told it's bad form, I write on whatever interests me at the time. This has led my hubs to be mostly about unconnected topics, although quite a few of them are about gaming.

    I think it's always better to write about what you love, else you risk losing your love for writing. If you have enough to say about a certain niche you're passionate about, then that's great!

    1. sachin001 profile image33
      sachin001posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Thats the spirit Raceme. Just do what you love and forget about what people will think of about. Just be sure to follow the guidelines as it comes.

  5. sachin001 profile image33
    sachin001posted 9 years ago

    Thats the good advise @Indianreel. I will definitly follow them. But as @Niko said i also find it hard to write and research on always one niche. So i try to  write on different topics as and when it comes to my mind.

  6. Digital MD profile image85
    Digital MDposted 9 years ago

    I am also new here in hubpages, so this question interests me a lot as well. Basically, I think it boils down to what is your goal in joining hubpages. If you want to reach a lot of audience, you can go for 2-3 niches- this entails that you can write on different topics but your general background will also be spread thin. You can ask yourself too if you are here to publish a certain set of topics in mind only, as for my case-- to help publish medical articles from my own experiences or the ones I have read. From there you can expand but still within a scope of topics.

    Nevertheless, I think you can still use the group hubs function if you are anxious that your profile display of hubs will be ultimately cluttered with several niches of hubs. Anyhow, I wish you the best of luck! smile

    1. sachin001 profile image33
      sachin001posted 9 years agoin reply to this

      Right said Digital MD. It is always best to fix a niche, but most of us writers are passionate about writing various things and can appropriately use group function to sort our hubs.

 
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