Comments on: LowFruits Case Study Site, Month 1

By: Dim

Dim — Mon, 27 Dec 2021 12:24:05 +0000

Hey, Bob,

Great question!

In your example, I would definitely publish separate “Best This For That” posts for each bike type.

To create trustworthiness for the reader and authority in Google’s eyes, I’d add a few additional sections after the product picks, such as “Who this guide is for,” “What makes a good tire for an X bike,” “Common mistakes when buying tires for your X bike,” etc.

Dim

By: Dim

Dim — Mon, 27 Dec 2021 12:11:46 +0000

In reply to Abderrazek Bendib.

Hey Abderrazek,

Thank you for following along and wishing you best of luck!

Tell me, what about producing content did you find the most difficult?

Dim

By: Bob Reich

Bob Reich — Tue, 21 Dec 2021 14:48:16 +0000

Thanks for doing this!

I’m curious as to how many articles it is OK to write for the results.

Like is it OK to write about all the results that meet your criteria?
1. best tires for dirt bike. <—— One article
2. best tires for mountain bike <—— One article
3. best tires for road bike <—— One article
etc.

Thanks for the case study!

By: Abderrazek Bendib

Abderrazek Bendib — Mon, 20 Dec 2021 18:08:51 +0000

Hello,
Curiously, I jumped in just to see where this project is going to get.
I will try to follow along, and keep myself updated about your journey.
I am nowhere close to your experience, but I did buy a domain name and started a website on October two, found it difficult to produce content around the topics of the {Niche} I chose.
Did not know much about the best keyword analysis, but I am learning step by step.
Curious about the way you’ll go about this, I will follow your story.