🍩 Good day, Donuts!
Goldie loves rural life, and he is trying to escape. Freedom is sweet, but it requires skills to survive. Goldie saw a cat and dog for the first time in his life. Instead of running from the dog, he ran towards the dog to smell it. Fortunately, the dog was Bobcho, our neighborhood dog, whose only harm is stealing shoes.
Last night, while lying in bed, I was thinking that it is possible to juggle multiple projects and still achieve good results. For example, I built five niche websites while I having a full-time startup job (super demanding). I sold two of the websites for $9K. At the end of the day, I achieved some good results. I tested my skills, and I reaped the harvest.
But, to achieve some life-changing results, you will have to concentrate on 1-2 things (related or complementary) that have the potential to change your life. I am not ashamed to say that my life-changing goal is selling my niche website for at least $1M. I am not ashamed to say that I am driven by the process of creating wealth.
I don't care about money for the sake of spending. In fact, I don't think that I spend even 30% of what I earn per month (not counting business expenses). I stopped buying branded clothes years ago. Actually, I stopped buying almost any clothes. But do you know what I love spending money on?
Business. Freedom. Knowledge.
Since I started with the Avalanche SEO Method, I spent a lot of $$$ for articles, targeting keywords with a volume of 10. The same amount of money can also buy articles, targeting keywords with thousands of search volume. Am I wasting money and time with the Avalanche SEO Method? I really don't know. But I'll stick to my plan and concentrate on the endgame - million bucks in my bank account.
Let's take a look at the results so far.
How Many Avalanche Articles I have Uploaded?
My avalanche articles are stacked into 3 groups:
- Avalanche [0-10] - articles, targeting keywords with a monthly search volume of 0 to 10. I have uploaded 17 articles from this group, each article has 700-1000 words.
- Avalanche [10-20] - articles, targeting keywords with a monthly search volume of 10 to 20. I have uploaded 6 articles from this group, each article has 700-1000 words.
- Avalanche [20-50] - articles, targeting keywords with a monthly search volume of 20 to 50. I have uploaded 16 articles from this group, each article has 700-1000 words.
How Many Articles Do I Upload Per Day?
In the original article about the Avalanche SEO Technique, the author suggests uploading 1 article per day. Right now, I am uploading as many articles as I can.
I don't see a reason to delay publishing content. I want to upload as many articles as possible to test this SEO technique faster.
How Do I Track My Keywords and Ranking
I track every keyword I target with the Avalanche SEO Technique. For this purpose, I use one of my favorite All-in-One SEO software - SE Ranking.
In SE Ranking, you can add keywords in groups. Here is how my groups look like:
How Are My Keywords Actually Ranking
Overall, 70% of my keywords enter the top 10 SERP in the first week after publishing the articles.
I want to mention that this isn't the first time I use Keyword Golder Ratio (KGR) when doing keyword research. KGR plays a crucial part in the Avalanche SEO Technique (please, read the article above). And I've used the KGR score for selecting keywords for the first websites I built.
Further, I want to note that every keyword researching method has its flaws. My advice before selecting a keyword is to analyze the SERPs and see if your website has a chance to beat your competitors. I still analyze every keyword no matter if its volume is 10 or 1000.
The SEO Tools I Use for the Avalanche SEO Method
- Tracking keywords and Rankings - SE Ranking.
- Keyword Research - my top choice for finding long-tail keywords is Keyword Chef. The tool is awesome and very affordable—pay per usage model.
📚 Books I'm Reading
- Right now I am reading "Rest: Why You Get More Done When You Work Less" by Alex Soojung-Kim Pang.
I understand the importance of resting. But I'm not good at it. The book starts by describing the workday of Charles Darwin. His days were full of walks in nature, naps during the day, some work, and then more rest. With this schedule, he managed to write 19 books.
And we are pushing for a 12-hour workday writing what - emails and Excel sheets? Well, this is why I quit the corporate world. I don't want my life to be a timesheet.
Well, that's for today's update! I hope you've learned something from it.
p.s. The weather in the Rhodope Mountains is gorgeous today. Once I hit the send button, I will shut my PC and go doing some gardening.
Enjoy the day, friends!
Own your future, Friends!
Mila 💌
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