Every new website starts with an idea. Some ideas will be more successful and more profitable than others, but the key thing is to actually have website ideas in the first place.<\/p>\n
But what if you don't have the foggiest idea of what to pick? Well, luckily for you dear reader, I had the bright idea to list some examples of the type of website you can build.<\/p>\n
The aim of these website ideas is to be profitable, but all of them can be tailored to specific niches or topic areas so you can literally make a website about anything your little heart desires.<\/p>\n
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Swifty.codes<\/a>, for example, is an extremely simple web app which can help you find the correct swift code for an international bank transfer.<\/li>\n A couple of places to start are the Amazon affiliate program<\/a> (which offer 5+% commission on sales) and Clickbank<\/a> (where you can sell ebooks, video courses and more and get paid 50-75% commission. Seriously!).<\/li>\n The good news is that most people suck at making affiliate sites and a review site is often too much effort for them. This works for you because if you put in the effort you'll have a better site for the users – which will help you stand out from the crowd.<\/li>\n Compared to other website ideas there might be a bit more effort involved in this type of site because you actually need to spend more time crafting the tutorials.<\/p>\n You might want to record videos, or podcasts or even have case studies. These take a lot more time than basic content you can put together for an affiliate site, for example.<\/p>\n Still, I love this type of website and I think it's one of the few ideas that feels like a “real business” in the value it gives to people. Plus, if you pick a topic you actually enjoy then it can be a whole lot o' fun too.<\/li>\n It can be very profitable and as far as website ideas go it's fairly quick and easy to setup and get results.<\/p>\n The problem comes if you create a “thin” niche site.<\/strong><\/p>\n This means very minimal content, not that engaging or useful for the visitor and usually done for the sole intention of ranking well in search engines. It works, but never for long. Plus, it's no way to make a living.<\/p>\n Instead, I like to build what I call niche brands<\/strong>. More on that soon. \ud83d\ude09<\/li>\n The software that I recommend you make your website with lets you add products and a shopping cart very easily and for the most part it's totally free to set up as well.<\/li>\n The trick is to find products and suppliers that offer heavy discounts off retail to make your margins bigger. This means you can afford more in advertising to get the customers to visit your site.<\/li>\n This is why so many web designers and graphic designers have clients across the global. You're not limited to your local area anymore which means the number of people out there who might give you money has just drastically increased. You're welcome. \ud83d\ude00<\/li>\n Chosen an awesome website idea?<\/strong> Well done you. Once you've got yourself a good idea that you're happy with, it's time to build your site and start creating something awesome.<\/p>\n My free guide to making a website will help. Check it out.<\/p>\n There are plenty of ways to spin these website ideas into something a lot more specific too. For example:<\/p>\n You've seen me mention a couple of times in this article about the specific keywords people might be using in a search engine (usually Google) to find your website and you're probably wondering why that's important, huh?<\/p>\n Well this is a topic that I'll cover entirely in another blog post (because there's a LOT to cover) but if you're just at the stage of brainstorming website ideas you just need a birds eye view to get you started.<\/p>\n Here's what you do.<\/p>\nbest rice cooker<\/code> or rice cooker reviews<\/code> they're gonna be looking for multiple products and comparisons to see which one is right for them.\n\n
How to test your website ideas<\/h4>\n