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Top EzineArticles Niches For Feb 2008
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Top (5) EzineArticles Niche Categories That Received The Most Traffic/Interest Last Month:
- Health & Fitness: Weight-Loss
- Computers & Technology: Games (just became main category today)
- Health & Fitness: Beauty
- Relationships: Dating
- Home Improvement: Interior Design & Decorating
Top (3) EzineArticles Categories By Article Submissions:
- Health & Fitness: Weight Loss
- Finance: Loans (Just split into multiple sub-categories today)
- Internet & Businesses Online: Internet Marketing (no surprise here)
Top (3) EzineArticles Categories By Number of Average Views Per Article:
- Arts & Entertainment: Tattoos 280
- Recreation & Sports: Bowling 240
- Foods & Drink: Low Calorie 218
Top (3) Categories With Most Number of Unique Authors Active in Feb 2008:
- Internet & Businesses Online: Internet Marketing 593
- Health & Fitness: Weight Loss 522
- Health & Fitness 482
 Posted by Christopher M. Knight on March 6, 2008 at 10:19 am | Views 706 | |
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Christopher M. Knight writes:Sorry, we don’t intend at this time to widen the scope of this mini-slice into the traffic and market interest patterns.
Chinmay Chakravarty writes: Christopher M. Knight writes:It makes no sense.
I don’t understand Chinmay why you think authors who write for hot topic categories would “exodus” out of them? If anything, they should double-down their efforts to ride the *market interest* wave.
Chinmay Chakravarty writes: Steve Hill writes:Steve
Jan Verhoeff writes:I wouldn’t necessarily change niches, but perhaps specialize my niche if an area looks tempting.
Jan
Christopher M. Knight writes:Great points…
You could definitely write articles about how to be “leaner” in your approach, regardless as to the niche…
Or if a person was writing about any sport or health & fitness topics, they could spin the article about how that sport creates or assists in weight loss via these special moves, strategies, exercises, drills, etc.
I’ve even considered writing business articles about how they relate to a sport, such as “How business is just like a swim meet” or “Twenty nine things I learned about business while playing Racquetball”…
Jan Verhoeff writes:I’ve always enjoyed twisting words to suit my topic. This is just another function of writing.
Jan
Lance Winslow writes: Roland Frasier writes: Elisabeth Kuhn writes:One day, I wrote what I thought would be a one-time article about how to stop hairloss. To my big surprise, I found that within days, it got more views than ALL of my other articles taken together (at the time). They’re still the articles with the most views by far.
You better believe it that I came up with more articles on that topic! And I might write more.yet (I’m researching now ;)
And while I hadn’t thought of it that way before, it does connect back to my “official” niche, which is about resources for body, mind, spirit, and prosperitty. While I hadn’t planned on hair care playing a big role, I realized that looking good does in fact play a big part in feeling good too!
Lance Winslow writes:Yep, tell me about it:
http://ezinearticles.com/?2006-Most-Popular-Hair-Styles-for-Men-and-Women&id=123297
http://ezinearticles.com/?10-Most-Popular-Hair-Styles-for-2006&id=122774
Imagine if all of my 13,100 articles had that average?
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Useful statistics. Are the gaps vs other categories so huge that you are selecting only top five for traffic and only three each for the rest. Why not widen the ambit? At least top ten. I think then the statistics would be more revealing.