Why blogging about TV shows, Movies and Documentaries pays off

Why blogging about TV shows, Movies and Documentaries pays off

Writing content about TV shows, Movies and Documentaries isn't something new that you can be doing when it comes to blogging.  There are actually many websites that are doing this for fun, and for profit, and that's why it can always pay off.  You know people are making money from this and that means there were people who already forged a path to profits, meaning you don't have to worry about investing a massive amount of time and failing later on.  Various blogs are already making a bunch of money simply from posting content, and I'm not talking about something like rottentomatoes.  There are small bloggers making big money because they've been doing this for so long, and they will continue to do it while fighting the massive companies for top rankings lol.

In this discussion I'll be going over some things you can do, and what you should avoid in the beginning when it comes to writing and blogging about TV shows, Movies, and Documentaries.


Easy to rank for upcoming shows and movies
If you have Netflix or Hulu, you know of a massive amount of shows, movies, and documentaries already.  You can simply start up a blog and review anything you watch on these platforms.  There will be a decent amount of competition for the movie niche because there are usually hundred million dollar blockbusters on there, so I would suggest targetting TV shows or documentaries in the beginning and upgrading to movies later on.  Start with the obscure shows and documentaries because they won't have as much competition, meaning you can rank higher for specific keywords even quicker.

You need to remember, not all new shows will be easy to rank for because they could have been advertised a ton, making them well known before they even go live.  You'll want to target something that not many people are looking for right after the launch date is announced.  You can target movies doing this little trick, but again, you should target tv shows first and upgrade to movies later on.


Become an authority within your niche
This won't happen right away, but it can come to you if you are diligent when it comes to building high-quality content as well as optimizing everything at the same time.  You will need to run your blog like the business it is and do everything professionally.  If you're posting a few 500 word posts a month, you're not going to see much love from the search engines because your competition is posting 2,000 words of content that is optimized, almost daily. 

To become the authority you want to be, you need to work twice as hard as your competition.  You will need to watch what they are doing and when they are doing it, and take notes on everything.  If they're posting 10 times a week, you need to be posting 20 times in order to catch up to them at a quicker rate.  Over time, you will notice that the search engines will grant you with more and more traffic each month because they are starting to see you as an authority.  You will also need to focus on getting high-quality niche related backlinks aimed at your website, not some random profile backlinks that won't do much for your rankings.


Starting early so it pays off later
You can't win the race if you never start running, so get started as soon as you can if you want to get in on the Movie, TV show and Documentary review niche.  You will need to start working and getting your website up and running before anything happens, obviously.  Just having a domain name with some pages up and running won't do much, so you will need to start writing content as soon as you can. 

Writing up 1 or 2 posts a week will be fine, but if you really want to scare your competition, you will need to be writing 10+ posts that are at least 1,500 words each.  Some of you are saying "That's 15,000 words a week!" and that is a lot of content, but if you want to be competitive you'll have to put in the time and effort before you get great rankings.


People will begin to trust your reviews
Again, this won't happen right away, but eventually, it will start.  The higher quality your content is, the easier it will be for people to read and trust.  If you have a bunch of slang, grammar and spelling errors you won't be seen as an authority, you will be seen as an unintelligent person posting garbage content in order to be online. 

When people begin to trust your reviews, you will see a lot more shares going out and bringing in more traffic from social platforms.  Sharing is the best form of flattery when it comes to blogging, so cherish whenever someone wants to show others your work


Companies will come to you for advertising
Over time, when you eventually become an authority within your niche by posting 1,500+ word reviews of your favorite movies and shows, you will notice some companies coming to you for advertising.  Of course, you can always post some BuySellAds ads or Adsense to make some revenue from your traffic, but you'll want to target the big corporations who make the movies and shows you're writing about. 

Some of you are saying "Well, that might never happen, so why should I even try?" and I can only say that if you don't want to be the best, why are you even putting up a website in the first place?  These companies won't come running right away, you will need to get on their radars first.  If you're posting positive reviews about everything you love, you will likely get them coming quicker than if you post negative reviews about what you're watching.  I would suggest only posting positive reviews about what you like and avoiding any negative reviews, especially negative reviews on big blockbusters, so you can increase your authority within Google as well as the movie and tv companies




In Conclusion
This type of blogging isn't always the easiest because you have to watch a lot of shows, and write a ton of content, but it can definitely be worth it in the long run if you stick with it.  You will have to write up at least 1,500 words of content for every review if you want to be seen as an equal, or better, to your competition.  Be sure to have high-quality content too, you can't be adding slang and having a bunch of spelling errors within your content because you will look unintelligent and people will leave almost immediately.  If you want to start doing this, get started now, because it takes a while to get all the content up and running and for the search engines to start sending you traffic



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