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Originally Posted by Theblowjobplace
Since I use my site more than anyone else, these ads were starting to piss me off too. I'm being tested for a lot of things and that's part of it.
So I deleted all the popups, social bars and too bad for the few cents on Adsterra :P
In fact, if you're crazy about blowjobs and especially slobbery blowjobs like me, you'll like some very rare videos ;) I understand when you still say another wp-scripts site... I'll try to stand out and continue my work on seo.
Regarding your relevant comment, Justbiz, I will do what you say and focus on micro niches by working a lot on category seo.
Thank you all and do not hesitate to give me more advice.
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Actually none of us that posted (or didn't post) got the answers. There's lots of different answers. The secret's finding one that works for you. Try lots of stuff and learn as much, if not more, from what doesn't work as what does. That's the truest time-saver.
You gave yourself one answer in saying your ads were pissing you off as the number one fan of your site.
Next time you buy something off a site that isn't a major player like Amazon, maybe ask why you chose the site you eventually did to buy from or bookmark. It's not something most of us generally think about in any sort of analytical way.
Last week I bought a specialist plant for someone as a gift. Amazon didn't have it. I checked out only the first page of results on google. Obviously, I didn't buy/bookmark the first site I visited ... regardless of google putting it number one.
I clicked quickly about 8 sites. All of them had listings for the specialist plant I was looking to buy. One of them it was out of stock. One of them loaded too slow. Two of them I instantly didn't like the immediate look of. Might have been good sites, but they got only seconds to make an impression.
Four sites I liked the look of enough to read further. Price got rid of another one. The other three all offered the same product for roughly the same price, were easy to navigate, were fast and looked good.
But I bookmarked and bought from only one of the three. I didn't just 'lucky dip' the one of the three I eventually bought from. Why I bookmarked and bought from that one and not the other two is subjective, of course. Someone else, most things being equal, might have bought from one of the others.
If you trust you know your niche (and micro-niches), go with your gut. There's thousands of sites in the niche you like. How many of those did/do you visit? If someone made you write it down, what's the top 5 reasons you visit/bookmarked those sites and not all the countless others you looked at and never visited again?
Copy what they do. Monitor how traffic/SEs react. The data itself will eventually tell you where all the sweet spot dos and donts are. But your gut (or groin) if you genuinely like that niche seems as good a place as any to start.