Two posts on choosing a niche sit next to each other and disagree politely. One says pick what you are passionate about. The other says pick where the money actually is. Reading them together helps more than either alone, because the honest answer lives somewhere between the two and this blog lets you see the tension.
The article marketing post is specific about titles. Short, clear and inviting, because a long confusing headline loses the reader before the writing gets a chance.
There is practical material on claiming a domain of your own, on building an opt-in offer rather than hoping people subscribe, and on making a video worth the time it takes to watch.
A reading list appears with genuine recommendations rather than the usual names, and the prospecting post is direct about how to talk to somebody without sounding rehearsed.
The social media post treats a strategy as a written plan with a publishing schedule and a way of measuring what happened, which is more than most people ever commit to paper.
Read the two niche posts back to back if you have been stuck choosing between something you love and something that sells.