I am a new Hubber. Should I write about topics that genuinely have an impact on me although they may not be that popular? Or is it better to research and find topics that are currently trending or in demand in order to get traffic to my articles?
You should write a bio on your profile page first.
Yes, of course. Will work on that right away, thanks!
You should always write what you know about. When I read something from someone who is just writing based on Google Trends, it is immediately obvioius. (There are plenty of people out there that disagree with me, of course.)
If you write about something that affects you, even if it is not that popular, readers can tell. Make the article thorough so that it is ranked higher on Google and you will tend to have readers for the article.
Yes, this is what I have always thought. However, since I just started writing, there are these doubts as to whether people would actually be interested in my topics.
This helps though, thank you for your response.
I recently started writing as well, and I agree with DrMark.
If you write about something that you know about, there is a certain passion that translates into your writing, and the readers are able to identify that. The number of words in your article will also increase because you have a lot of information on your topic.
Readers exist for every topic, some topics have more readers than others. And yes, writing according to google trends, might not be the best direction to follow because google trends always change.
Writing about topics you have an interest in reinforces your knowledge stock and makes the writing experience enjoyable.
That's beautifully put, Al. I agree that it is easier and so much more enjoyable when you write about something that you know, the words just flow.
Thanks for your input, it helps a lot.
It depends on your goals. If your goal is to earn money seek the overlap between what is popular, what is underserved, and where you have special expertise/experience.
Makes sense. It might be hard to find this overlap though.
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