Anyone outside US watching this and thinking about joining Income School go do it. I'm from Sri Lanka and I joined in march 2018. It's the best thing I did since discovering internet marketing. The courses they have are excellent and keep you pushing. The member forum will answer your doubts and reading others experience and tips motivate and pushes you to explore beyond your comfort zone. It did mine, like gave me training and confidence to hire and train a writer team. Outsource small tasks to fiverr which saves my time to do more business strategy decisions etc.
@@davidstelter6154 cost of living in developing countries like mine is very low. So yes, I would say, what I make is very satisfactory compared to average income here.
Writing first few initial articles with basic English knowledge not only improved my English knowledge, and it also gave me new ideas on things like what should I write on my blogs, what should I get written by using freelance writers, how to keep working and move forward with my projects. I wrote first 5 articles on my both niche websites and then I hired freelance writers, they are doing pretty good. I'm not an income school member yet, and the contents on this channel are gold! I recommend to anyone. I learned a lot from Jim and Ricky. And I'm earning like $300 a month. Thank you!!
That's so great that you mentioned other countries and non-native English speakers. I think that you're the only who did that here on yt. Great strategy,thanks a lot!
Thanks for sharing guys, and excellent Portuguese BTW. I am from Mozambique, and my native language is Portuguese. I built my site in English and planning to translate it to Portuguese in the future. Thanks a lot for your continuous advice, and by the time I get enough budget, I will surely join Project24 in sha Allah.
The .com domain with lang="en-US" works very well if you have an information based website. But, if you want to rank your "services based website" then google prefers local TLDS such as .co.uk or .fr etc. We are UK based services based company but we choose to .cleaning/ TLD just to have a website name similar to the brand name. Initially, we had lang="en-GB" and hreflang="en-gb" the site was ranking good in the UK but we did some experiment to reach to the mass audience, for that we changed it to lang="en-US" hreflang="en-us" and changed spellings etc to reflect the US version of English. After a few days, we noticed that we were getting more traffic from the US, South America, Asia, and Austraila but surprisingly we lost our ranking in the UK. Then we changed the lang and hreflang back to the GB. We are now ranking better in the UK but we don't get much traffic from other countries though most of our content is information based. In our experience, if you provide services in your country (other than the US) then there is no point of setting up your website for the US version of English, which can obviously bring you more traffic but you loses ranking in your own country which ultimately impacts your business.
Computer Cleaning that’s right. The primary type of website we build and teach is the informational site. For a local business a localized domain makes sense.
I love how smooth Ricky was and Jim couldn't keep a straight face for 2 seconds. I was wondering about making blogs in other languages or for specific countries. Always informative! Thank you guys.
Really great information guys. I'm a New Zealand member of Project 24, and I am targeting the US market. I have been in my industry for over 30 years, but some of the terminologies are different in the US. I get over this by listening to podcasts and watching the occasional TH-cam video on my subject. This helps with my writing heaps.
That intro as unexpected!!! I'm from Brazil (But living in Japan) and never expected you guys make a video speaking specifically in Portuguese. Thanks for that! :-)
Oh my God!!!! Ricky, your Portuguese is just awesome!!!!! When I found out you guys spoke Portuguese, I thought you would have a pretty strong accent, but I was totally wrong. Congratulations =)
Guys, it was awesome to see you speaking portuguese! Thank you for sharing your great content with us. I'm working to make my blog profitable, and 'll use my first $449 to buy the Project 24. Eu moro no Brasil e acompanho vocês desde que comecei o meu blog, há 2 meses. Abraços do Brasil!
The good thing about writing for a small local niche is that it is easy to quickly become the top site and in many cases the opinion leader for the niche in the country. I have seen bloggers become superstars in the specific niche in a couple of months and then go on creating courses, books etc.
I do niche sites outside of the US. The traffic is cheaper, much cheaper in fact, if you buy traffic but it also converts much worse and if you do CPA offers many of the CPA offers only want 1st world traffic.
We've been wanting to do our blog in 3 languages, translating each post from English into 2 other languages. What's the best way to do that? Do you recommend doing it all on the same page or do you recommend setting up a separate page for each language?
Thanks for the video . I am trying to write my first article in English my native languaje is Spanish. I have spent 3 months and just written 230 words.....it is a disaster , I feel worst student of p24, ...but it is tough unless you spend 4k or more outsourcing all your 30 articles...the video is very informative .. thanks.
Hey Ricky and Jim ...I have a doubt. Let say (Suppose) (Example) I want to post two articles on my website 1. Best SEO Institute in Delhi 2. Best SEO Institute in London Will google penalize me? I have seen many bloggers. They do it and all are ranking on the first line, the first page of google.
@@IncomeSchool Thanks for the reply. I got a message by google. There was a link. I clicked that and I found Mat cutts saying " You should not target many locations and he gave an example - SEO institute in las vegas and SEO institute in Los Angeles". I am going to watch all the videos by Matt Cutts. and I will try to get an answer. Love You Jim and Ricky love from #India Both are my heroes.
As much as it makes me cringe to do so at times I write all my articles in US English rather than English English, including US spellings. My "z" key has never had so much use in its life before. Great video chaps. Merry Chistmas to you both, and your families.
I am from England and 'learnt' is wrong here too. Kids with under developed language skills might say it. If I hear people say that I can't help but think to myself that they need to go back to school! :-)
As a foreigner, I can confirm that certainly American English is "cleaner" and easier to understand, even at 2x speed listening, than British or Australian English.
It's a great point, I can see an American audience not enjoying seeing things like Colour rather than Color, but in the UK, it's pretty acceptable in either way. Absolutely noted and whilst I'm not going to go back and deal with in article content, I will certainly be mindful of it for the future, and ensure my titles are organised in my content review schedule
Can it make sense to set up a com site in English and mirror the side in the native language (in my case German) with a country-specific domain without any connection to the com site? Or would you do just a bilingual site? Ask me what would make more sense for the monetizing methods. Cheers from Germany
In this case you targeted the biggest audience in Portuguese language, Brazil 😁 l’m from Brazil and could recognise straight way you are speaking Brazilian Portuguese. Great guys 👍
Hey guys, can you do a video on different advertising networks that don't require the majority of your traffic coming from the USA? It seems most of the ones you guys recommended require the majority of the traffic to be from the USA.
Great content. The rules are all the same. It does not matter regarding the language. Having the right content, keywords and backlinks are still very important factors. You guys are doing a great job. Keep it up. Hit 9000 page views in my 6th month thanks to some of your videos.
Can we personalize our blog posts by doing something like "I did this etc It was very useful for me this way"? Or using yourself as a subject is topic-dependent?
Ricky.... gostei do sotaque. Falou muito bem!!!...lol....... Gostei de ver. Espero um dia visitar voces em algum evento, ou mesmo em Idaho! hahahah... Muito bom mesmo! Obrigado por tudo e parabens pelo que fazem. Muito profissional.
Is boxing training in 40 million country big enough niche? I could do this in English but i found great Affiliate program of gear that I personally use and bought my self in Poland. They pay up to 20% meanwhile global brands like everlast pay only about 5%.
Would you create a separate website for each language or just offer the language setting options on your main English language site? Also, how does an article first written in English, then also offered in a second language, affect the SEO? Is there any risk of Google flagging it as duplicate content? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
i tend to write in us english even though i'm in new zealand. if I was doing a website in another language i'd just hire a translator if I was writing the post myself.
I have an idea that i'm actually trying right now, i hope it works. write your articles in your native language, run it thru google translate and then use onlinecorrection.com to fix style also getting some text style correction help from fiverr.com. can save a good amount of money.
I'm a non english speaker but i write a niche blog/website in english about a fruit (durian) which does not grows in the western world. How about that?
Hi guys, big fans from Thailand. We would like to pick your brains about our current situation: We are just about to launch our very first website about living in rural Thailand. It is written in English but would it be worth the additional time and effort translating the website into Thai (duo language)? Our niche (self-sufficiency through diversification) appeals to both languages, but are concerned the extra workload wouldn't be reflected in any additional future ad revenue. Thanks in advance. I know you guys are super busy, us too . . . that's why we hope you can help. Regards Toon & Leigh.
Hie just my 2 cents... I have an English site focusing on Thailand. Taffic and ad revenue is so low that it just not justify the effort but I continue to write articles because I love to offer perspective as a foreigner visiting Thailand. Given that your niche is very specific, you also need to consider are advertisers in your niche pays well? If there are no advertisers targeting keywords of your site, you site would serve generic ads that pay like few cents per click. You would do better if the site is made to target traffic from the US.
Thanks for your perspective & experience Yin Teing. We're looking to migrate a percentage of traffic to the website from our TH-cam channel, Facebook page & group, as there's a strong following in place already. Porpeang farming has really taking off in Thailand after the King's passing, so hopefully we'll get some interest. Cheers Leigh.
I'm from Malaysia and my blog is in English. My users are almost 70% from Malaysia, somehow Google knows my site originates from Malaysia even if the site is a ".com" site. I'm now wondering if I can get much more pageviews if my site is in Malay language.
Hi Jim and Ricky, I would like to know if using my original Indian name in the author section will adversely affect the performance of my U.S.targeted website. I personally want to use it but just want to know if it will hamper the site's performance so that I should do something about it.
i was thinking about making my website and actually showing that i'm not native because, i'm just telling people about my experience with a certain hobby. so, they will get what they need eventually. why would that be so horrible to anyone who's reading, i don't get it. i'm someone who is already doing what you wanna learn and i'm guiding you to be good at it just like what i did, it doesn't matter where i live or what native language i speak. could that be really that harmful to my website?
Hey guys, thanks for the video. I've been thinking about making a local website in Sinhala which is the main language of Sri Lanka. But then I haven't written a paragraph in Sinhala since leaving school. I'm doubting whether I can do it....
Would it be a good idea to run two websites? One in English websitename.com and the other one in my native language, a direct copy of the English website e.g. websitename.pl
I'm not sure where you live, but 'learnt', 'dived', 'hung' are all pretty normal down South (UK). But I get the point that speaking to your audience in their vernacular is important. There is nothing more jarring to me as a Brit for LinkedIn to default to the phrase 'reach out' in their reply options for me.
@@cybetica Ah that's the problem then, the only trye Englishmen are in the North! (Nah fr tho cheers for that I had no idea that it actually was proper English)
Hi everyone, I am wanting to start a niche site. Does age matter when comes to trusting someone’s content? I am 17 will this affect me being quite young or will it be fine as long as I have good helpful content
Hi all, Tnx for the video! Quick question, for someone that reads and writes on more than one language, how about a single domain with several languages, what do you think about this? It's a good idea to create a "niche" .com domain (Wordpress multisite) having /en /es /pt sub-directories with the posts well translated inside each sub-directory (by hand)? Also, bonus question! :) A .com site with several categories inside with different posts for each one of your interests it's better or worse than a different site for each post category? (imagine writing about Bikes, Audio and Gadgets all in one same domain, is that a problem?) Tnx!
Please help, I have been trying to get through to your site so that I can sign up for Project 24 before the price increase on Jan 1st but all I keep getting is ," safari can't open because of too many redirects". I have been saving for the opportunity but I NEED to get signed up before the January 1st!
Income School Awesome, thank you so much. I am so excited, I cannot wait. I will complete the sign up steps tomorrow. Had a lot of family Christmas stuff happening today with my kids who are home for the school break from university. I didn't want to miss out on anything with them but I have to admit, joining Project 24 was on my mind all day, lol.
To Jim and Ricky: I found a keyword suggested by Google, which I believe is a pretty reasonable keyword that my target readers would be searching for. When I searched it in Google, all the results were product pages from different stores. Not one blog post written about it. You've said in your previous videos that blog posts usually have better chances of ranking than forums. I wonder if it's the same case for blog posts VS product pages? Thank you! I've watched all your videos and will be looking forward for your next ones.
Candace Psyche it really depends on the search intent for they actual search query. If they’re looking for info, you can outrank the product pages. If they’re looking to buy, you won’t. It’s probably worth writing the article if it’s something people search for information about and don’t just buy outright.
@@IncomeSchool Thanks so much! I finished the article 3 days ago. And yes, it's a keyword specifically asking for info before buying. Will update this thread for the result 6 months from now.
I think Paypal only works if it's linked with a bank account because it's a subscription-based program. If you don't have that option, then try signing up using the below. It will sign you up for just 1 year, which Paypal should allow you to do. Then, if you want to renew later you can do a 1-time payment for the renewal. incomeschool.com/register/project-24-one-year/
Anyone outside US watching this and thinking about joining Income School go do it. I'm from Sri Lanka and I joined in march 2018. It's the best thing I did since discovering internet marketing.
The courses they have are excellent and keep you pushing. The member forum will answer your doubts and reading others experience and tips motivate and pushes you to explore beyond your comfort zone.
It did mine, like gave me training and confidence to hire and train a writer team. Outsource small tasks to fiverr which saves my time to do more business strategy decisions etc.
Your experience or case study?
Are you making a good income?
@@davidstelter6154 cost of living in developing countries like mine is very low. So yes, I would say, what I make is very satisfactory compared to average income here.
How do you receive your payments? Help please!
Hi yes I'm from New Zealand with only 4 million people, so looking for a bigger customer base. I love these guys..so honest.
I recommend the Grammarly app for non US speakers as well. I am a native speaker and still find it very helpful.
Totally agree, and I'm a native English graduate.
Finally!!! A video about sites outside the USA. THANK YOU
Awesome Portuguese. It’s nice to see you guys speaking my language.
Que susto kkkk
Writing first few initial articles with basic English knowledge not only improved my English knowledge, and it also gave me new ideas on things like what should I write on my blogs, what should I get written by using freelance writers, how to keep working and move forward with my projects. I wrote first 5 articles on my both niche websites and then I hired freelance writers, they are doing pretty good. I'm not an income school member yet, and the contents on this channel are gold! I recommend to anyone. I learned a lot from Jim and Ricky. And I'm earning like $300 a month. Thank you!!
Hi are you a Sri Lankan? I'm from Sri Lanka and a member of p24
@@AksamZarook Yes, I'm from Sri Lanka.
If I may sir, can I ask you about the monetization methods you're conducting on your both blogs?
@@boutabetisma Yes, Adsense, Amazon Associate and Ebay affiliates. And 80% of revenue is from amazon.
That's so great that you mentioned other countries and non-native English speakers. I think that you're the only who did that here on yt. Great strategy,thanks a lot!
Thanks for sharing guys, and excellent Portuguese BTW.
I am from Mozambique, and my native language is Portuguese. I built my site in English and planning to translate it to Portuguese in the future.
Thanks a lot for your continuous advice, and by the time I get enough budget, I will surely join Project24 in sha Allah.
The .com domain with lang="en-US" works very well if you have an information based website. But, if you want to rank your "services based website" then google prefers local TLDS such as .co.uk or .fr etc. We are UK based services based company but we choose to .cleaning/ TLD just to have a website name similar to the brand name. Initially, we had lang="en-GB" and hreflang="en-gb" the site was ranking good in the UK but we did some experiment to reach to the mass audience, for that we changed it to lang="en-US" hreflang="en-us" and changed spellings etc to reflect the US version of English. After a few days, we noticed that we were getting more traffic from the US, South America, Asia, and Austraila but surprisingly we lost our ranking in the UK. Then we changed the lang and hreflang back to the GB. We are now ranking better in the UK but we don't get much traffic from other countries though most of our content is information based. In our experience, if you provide services in your country (other than the US) then there is no point of setting up your website for the US version of English, which can obviously bring you more traffic but you loses ranking in your own country which ultimately impacts your business.
Computer Cleaning that’s right. The primary type of website we build and teach is the informational site. For a local business a localized domain makes sense.
I love how smooth Ricky was and Jim couldn't keep a straight face for 2 seconds. I was wondering about making blogs in other languages or for specific countries. Always informative! Thank you guys.
Guys!!! You are so right! I have 50 articles in my first year and everything is clicking!!! Thank you!!!
Really great information guys. I'm a New Zealand member of Project 24, and I am targeting the US market. I have been in my industry for over 30 years, but some of the terminologies are different in the US. I get over this by listening to podcasts and watching the occasional TH-cam video on my subject. This helps with my writing heaps.
That intro as unexpected!!! I'm from Brazil (But living in Japan) and never expected you guys make a video speaking specifically in Portuguese. Thanks for that! :-)
por favor me diz que tu TEM UM CANAL OU SITE falando do japao !!!??
THANK YOU for mentioning Amazon's one link. A lot of my traffic comes from out of the United States I didn't even realize this was a thing!
Oh my God!!!! Ricky, your Portuguese is just awesome!!!!! When I found out you guys spoke Portuguese, I thought you would have a pretty strong accent, but I was totally wrong. Congratulations =)
Ricky used to live in Brazil, I believe. It was mentioned in a previous video. His accent is almost a native-like one.
Guys, it was awesome to see you speaking portuguese!
Thank you for sharing your great content with us. I'm working to make my blog profitable, and 'll use my first $449 to buy the Project 24.
Eu moro no Brasil e acompanho vocês desde que comecei o meu blog, há 2 meses. Abraços do Brasil!
Muito legal vocês falando português! Parabéns!!!
The good thing about writing for a small local niche is that it is easy to quickly become the top site and in many cases the opinion leader for the niche in the country. I have seen bloggers become superstars in the specific niche in a couple of months and then go on creating courses, books etc.
I do niche sites outside of the US. The traffic is cheaper, much cheaper in fact, if you buy traffic but it also converts much worse and if you do CPA offers many of the CPA offers only want 1st world traffic.
que legal falsando português. Muito bom. Great job as always
We've been wanting to do our blog in 3 languages, translating each post from English into 2 other languages. What's the best way to do that? Do you recommend doing it all on the same page or do you recommend setting up a separate page for each language?
I just got up and went to TH-cam. Then I clicked on your video. I got concerned as I thought I had a stroke when I head you talking. LOL
Thanks for the video . I am trying to write my first article in English my native languaje is Spanish. I have spent 3 months and just written 230 words.....it is a disaster , I feel worst student of p24, ...but it is tough unless you spend 4k or more outsourcing all your 30 articles...the video is very informative .. thanks.
Your english is good! Youre 99% of the way there :)
Your portuguese is very good!!!
GESS WHAT... WE WATCHING YOU GUYS FROM FRANCE ;)
Uaaaau, brilliant Portuguese dudes.. Thanks for that
Haha those were some pretty good portuguese sentences! Thanks for the video guys :)
Hey Ricky and Jim ...I have a doubt. Let say (Suppose) (Example) I want to post two articles on my website 1. Best SEO Institute in Delhi 2. Best SEO Institute in London
Will google penalize me? I have seen many bloggers. They do it and all are ranking on the first line, the first page of google.
DigiManako I don’t see why google would penalize you for that.
@@IncomeSchool Thanks for the reply. I got a message by google. There was a link. I clicked that and I found Mat cutts saying " You should not target many locations and he gave an example - SEO institute in las vegas and SEO institute in Los Angeles".
I am going to watch all the videos by Matt Cutts. and I will try to get an answer. Love You Jim and Ricky love from #India Both are my heroes.
Merry Christmas Jim and Ricky. I hope you guys had a wonderful day with your families.
Você fala português muito bem. Vai ter que fazer um vídeo todo em português agora hehe vocês são incríveis.
What about dual languege site (with subdomain for en)? I've seen a few and wonder how it works
Woww! I was so surprised by thid intro that I thought I was crazy. Great Portuguese. Sounds like Brazilian.
As much as it makes me cringe to do so at times I write all my articles in US English rather than English English, including US spellings. My "z" key has never had so much use in its life before. Great video chaps. Merry Chistmas to you both, and your families.
Hey, JP! Fancy seeing you here! ;-)
Who would have thought it Les!
You mean 'Her Majesty's English'
What about creating a global website? That is, same content presented in 2-3 different languages. Any advice?
I use Grammarly (with U.S language settings) for my blog posts. It seems to help.
I am from England and 'learnt' is wrong here too. Kids with under developed language skills might say it. If I hear people say that I can't help but think to myself that they need to go back to school! :-)
Yes, it's learned in England.
A última coisa que esperava ao abrir o vídeo era ouvir Brasileiro !! :)
Olá de Portugal !!!
Olá! Fico feliz que vocé gostou da supresa!
Obrigado amigos, you guys rock!!!
Guys, thank you! Saludos desde México
Hoo... seu Portugues emuito legal bro..!!!!!!!!!!! Amazing you videos brothers..!!!! Greeting from Brasil and Argentina..!!!
How do y’all feel about building the site with elementor page builder? Worth it or too much hassle?
As a foreigner, I can confirm that certainly American English is "cleaner" and easier to understand, even at 2x speed listening, than British or Australian English.
kkkk, boa introdução 😂😭 valeu!
It's a great point, I can see an American audience not enjoying seeing things like Colour rather than Color, but in the UK, it's pretty acceptable in either way. Absolutely noted and whilst I'm not going to go back and deal with in article content, I will certainly be mindful of it for the future, and ensure my titles are organised in my content review schedule
Yohoo, finally something about not native speakers. Great video, thanks guys
Haaaa muito legal ver vocês falando português! So cool guys
I really confused at starting of the video, how I change the language ...
Hello Guys, can you give any info on making a website in multiple language and Chinese too, will that somehow affect a traffic?
Can it make sense to set up a com site in English and mirror the side in the native language (in my case German) with a country-specific domain without any connection to the com site? Or would you do just a bilingual site? Ask me what would make more sense for the monetizing methods. Cheers from Germany
Its really hard and takes so much time but its possible and you actully become better in time
…that intro had me for a moment! ;)
In this case you targeted the biggest audience in Portuguese language, Brazil 😁 l’m from Brazil and could recognise straight way you are speaking Brazilian Portuguese. Great guys 👍
I ain't from US. But grammarly could only detect 10 to 20 spelling mistakes in 1500 word article.
And no grammatical mistakes.😊💚
Hey guys, can you do a video on different advertising networks that don't require the majority of your traffic coming from the USA? It seems most of the ones you guys recommended require the majority of the traffic to be from the USA.
Great content. The rules are all the same. It does not matter regarding the language. Having the right content, keywords and backlinks are still very important factors. You guys are doing a great job. Keep it up. Hit 9000 page views in my 6th month thanks to some of your videos.
Can we personalize our blog posts by doing something like "I did this etc It was very useful for me this way"? Or using yourself as a subject is topic-dependent?
Ricky.... gostei do sotaque. Falou muito bem!!!...lol....... Gostei de ver. Espero um dia visitar voces em algum evento, ou mesmo em Idaho! hahahah... Muito bom mesmo! Obrigado por tudo e parabens pelo que fazem. Muito profissional.
Is boxing training in 40 million country big enough niche? I could do this in English but i found great Affiliate program of gear that I personally use and bought my self in Poland. They pay up to 20% meanwhile global brands like everlast pay only about 5%.
Would you create a separate website for each language or just offer the language setting options on your main English language site? Also, how does an article first written in English, then also offered in a second language, affect the SEO? Is there any risk of Google flagging it as duplicate content? Thanks in advance for your thoughts.
I wondered the same thing. Non English keywords have less competition but you usually don't see a site with mixed languages in the content.
i tend to write in us english even though i'm in new zealand. if I was doing a website in another language i'd just hire a translator if I was writing the post myself.
I have an idea that i'm actually trying right now, i hope it works. write your articles in your native language, run it thru google translate and then use onlinecorrection.com to fix style also getting some text style correction help from fiverr.com. can save a good amount of money.
I'm a non english speaker but i write a niche blog/website in english about a fruit (durian) which does not grows in the western world. How about that?
Se vocês tivessem continuado aqui, o português de vocês seria algumas vezes melhor que o meu kkkkk
Very interesting video Jim & Ricky
I didn't get it. 10 things I learned in photography this year. How do you say it in the US? What was the difference?
He meant "10 things I learnt in photography".
The UK is Learnt, the US is Learned.
@@RK-pp9uk thanks, I was wondering too.
Hi guys, big fans from Thailand.
We would like to pick your brains about our current situation:
We are just about to launch our very first website about living in rural Thailand. It is written in English but would it be worth the additional time and effort translating the website into Thai (duo language)?
Our niche (self-sufficiency through diversification) appeals to both languages, but are concerned the extra workload wouldn't be reflected in any additional future ad revenue.
Thanks in advance. I know you guys are super busy, us too . . . that's why we hope you can help.
Regards Toon & Leigh.
Hie just my 2 cents... I have an English site focusing on Thailand. Taffic and ad revenue is so low that it just not justify the effort but I continue to write articles because I love to offer perspective as a foreigner visiting Thailand. Given that your niche is very specific, you also need to consider are advertisers in your niche pays well? If there are no advertisers targeting keywords of your site, you site would serve generic ads that pay like few cents per click.
You would do better if the site is made to target traffic from the US.
Thanks for your perspective & experience Yin Teing.
We're looking to migrate a percentage of traffic to the website from our TH-cam channel, Facebook page & group, as there's a strong following in place already.
Porpeang farming has really taking off in Thailand after the King's passing, so hopefully we'll get some interest.
Cheers Leigh.
Subtitles also generated in Portuguese and i can't understand properly without eng subtitles.
I'm from Malaysia and my blog is in English. My users are almost 70% from Malaysia, somehow Google knows my site originates from Malaysia even if the site is a ".com" site.
I'm now wondering if I can get much more pageviews if my site is in Malay language.
am in London..yay!!
Hi Jim and Ricky,
I would like to know if using my original Indian name in the author section will adversely affect the performance of my U.S.targeted website. I personally want to use it but just want to know if it will hamper the site's performance so that I should do something about it.
Not a problem at all. America is a melting pot with people’s names from around the world.
Im from the Netherlands haha :). It's right the niche can not be to small. Haha in The Netherlands we got Bol.com.
i was thinking about making my website and actually showing that i'm not native because, i'm just telling people about my experience with a certain hobby. so, they will get what they need eventually. why would that be so horrible to anyone who's reading, i don't get it. i'm someone who is already doing what you wanna learn and i'm guiding you to be good at it just like what i did, it doesn't matter where i live or what native language i speak. could that be really that harmful to my website?
Hey guys, thanks for the video. I've been thinking about making a local website in Sinhala which is the main language of Sri Lanka. But then I haven't written a paragraph in Sinhala since leaving school. I'm doubting whether I can do it....
you can do it, put the pen to paper or the fingers to the keyboard and start typing
Would it be a good idea to run two websites? One in English websitename.com and the other one in my native language, a direct copy of the English website e.g. websitename.pl
Great video guys!
Awesome video, really practical!
I know you guys don't care anymore about keyword research, but do you see value in ubbesuggest from Neil Patel? Is it better than other SEO tools?
ubersuggest just collects data from google search suggestions. it just speeds up manual keyword research, feel free to use it
How does the currency work if I ma not in the u.s ? But my blog is in english? I still get paid in dollars right?
By most companies. I’m an affiliate for a few who are actually based in Europe and I get paid in euros which I convert to dollars.
Even in the UK, "learnt" is weird.
I'm not sure where you live, but 'learnt', 'dived', 'hung' are all pretty normal down South (UK). But I get the point that speaking to your audience in their vernacular is important. There is nothing more jarring to me as a Brit for LinkedIn to default to the phrase 'reach out' in their reply options for me.
@@cybetica Ah that's the problem then, the only trye Englishmen are in the North! (Nah fr tho cheers for that I had no idea that it actually was proper English)
That intro was so boss Ricky, lol!
Hi everyone, I am wanting to start a niche site. Does age matter when comes to trusting someone’s content? I am 17 will this affect me being quite young or will it be fine as long as I have good helpful content
Interesting!
For a moment, i thought i was drugged.
same lol
Hi all,
Tnx for the video!
Quick question, for someone that reads and writes on more than one language, how about a single domain with several languages, what do you think about this?
It's a good idea to create a "niche" .com domain (Wordpress multisite) having /en /es /pt
sub-directories with the posts well translated inside each sub-directory (by hand)?
Also, bonus question! :)
A .com site with several categories inside with different posts for each one of your interests it's better or worse than a different site for each post category? (imagine writing about Bikes, Audio and Gadgets all in one same domain, is that a problem?)
Tnx!
I’m strongly considering joining project 24. Can anyone tell me if they are having real success with it? Actually making money? Thanks.
Shyam Reddy thirumalareddy Hey Shyam, have you been doing it? Are you making good progress?
your portuguese is pretty danm good and that was a big surprise at the begining lol
If I want to build my site in Spanish that should I go with country tld or should I just use sp.example.com
40k subscribers! Congrats!
I'm from Serbia! Love the vids!
To keep it simply What works in English usually works better in other languages LESS COMPETITION ....
Less than 100,000 views/ month? That's insane.
.... because millions of blogs exist in Swahili Xhosa and varieties of Inuit dialects ...
Please help, I have been trying to get through to your site so that I can sign up for Project 24 before the price increase on Jan 1st but all I keep getting is ," safari can't open because of too many redirects". I have been saving for the opportunity but I NEED to get signed up before the January 1st!
It should be working now. I'm sorry you had that issue. We had a problem with some of the software on the site yesterday but it's fixed now.
Income School Awesome, thank you so much. I am so excited, I cannot wait. I will complete the sign up steps tomorrow. Had a lot of family Christmas stuff happening today with my kids who are home for the school break from university. I didn't want to miss out on anything with them but I have to admit, joining Project 24 was on my mind all day, lol.
love your humor :D
You guys got me in the intro !!
To Jim and Ricky: I found a keyword suggested by Google, which I believe is a pretty reasonable keyword that my target readers would be searching for. When I searched it in Google, all the results were product pages from different stores. Not one blog post written about it. You've said in your previous videos that blog posts usually have better chances of ranking than forums. I wonder if it's the same case for blog posts VS product pages? Thank you! I've watched all your videos and will be looking forward for your next ones.
Candace Psyche it really depends on the search intent for they actual search query. If they’re looking for info, you can outrank the product pages. If they’re looking to buy, you won’t. It’s probably worth writing the article if it’s something people search for information about and don’t just buy outright.
@@IncomeSchool Thanks so much! I finished the article 3 days ago. And yes, it's a keyword specifically asking for info before buying. Will update this thread for the result 6 months from now.
UPDATE: After 3 months from the publish date, that post ranked on Google's first page! And yes, it's getting traffic.
Can you make a 2 language website?
I just bouaght the course the site just stop loading . on all devices. it keeps saying to many re directs
I'm sorry about that issue. It should be working now.
Hi Rick, I dun have cc but I have money in PP is there is any way so I can buy the course?
I think Paypal only works if it's linked with a bank account because it's a subscription-based program. If you don't have that option, then try signing up using the below. It will sign you up for just 1 year, which Paypal should allow you to do. Then, if you want to renew later you can do a 1-time payment for the renewal.
incomeschool.com/register/project-24-one-year/
Amazing Intro !!!
I love you guys
I've been trying to access the Income School website and I keep receiving errors. Is anyone else having issues?
We resolved the issue. Sorry about that.