r/SmallBusiness vs. r/NicheWebsites
r/SmallBusiness
r/SmallBusiness explicitly does not condone advertising your own products. This is how they describe themselves: This sub is not for advertisements! Questions and answers about starting, owning, and growing a small business only. That said, if you have real questions or are able to provide value, you can probably still find some users or feedback there.
r/NicheWebsites
Description: "Information and discussions related to building and monetising niche websites/blogs. We discuss and share information on how to build the best content and get organic traffic from Google, SEO, blog monetisation, display ads, Amazon affiliate marketing." r/NicheWebsites has 1.8K members and is among top 16% of subreddits by size.
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Frequently Asked Questions
r/NicheWebsites is specifically focused on building and monetizing niche websites, which includes discussions on content creation, SEO, and affiliate marketing. This makes it a more suitable subreddit for promoting products related to these areas. On the other hand, r/SmallBusiness explicitly prohibits advertising your own products and is more geared towards questions and answers about starting and growing a small business. Therefore, r/NicheWebsites is better for promoting products, while r/SmallBusiness is better for seeking advice on small business operations.
r/NicheWebsites has a more targeted audience for affiliate marketing as it focuses on topics such as SEO, blog monetization, and affiliate marketing strategies. This subreddit attracts members who are specifically interested in these areas. On the other hand, r/SmallBusiness is broader in scope, covering various aspects of starting and growing a small business, and explicitly does not condone advertisements. Therefore, r/NicheWebsites is the better choice for affiliate marketing.
r/SmallBusiness is a subreddit community on Reddit focused on discussions related to starting, owning, and growing a small business. The subreddit explicitly disallows advertisements and is intended for questions and answers that provide value to small business owners and entrepreneurs.
No, r/SmallBusiness explicitly does not condone advertising your own products. The community is designed for discussions about starting, owning, and growing a small business, not for advertisements.
r/SmallBusiness allows questions and answers related to starting, owning, and growing a small business. The subreddit encourages discussions that provide value and insights to small business owners and entrepreneurs, but strictly prohibits advertisements.
Yes, r/SmallBusiness can be a good place to get feedback on your business ideas, as long as your questions are genuine and aimed at providing or seeking valuable insights. The community is geared towards helping small business owners and entrepreneurs.
r/NicheWebsites is a subreddit dedicated to discussions and information sharing related to building and monetizing niche websites and blogs. Topics include SEO, content creation, organic traffic generation from Google, blog monetization, display ads, and Amazon affiliate marketing. The community has 1.8K members and is among the top 16% of subreddits by size.
On r/NicheWebsites, users discuss a variety of topics related to building and monetizing niche websites and blogs. This includes SEO strategies, high-quality content creation, methods to generate organic traffic from Google, ways to monetize blogs through display ads and affiliate marketing, particularly with Amazon's affiliate program.
r/NicheWebsites has 1.8K members.
As of now, there are no user-generated pros and cons for r/NicheWebsites. However, users generally appreciate the subreddit for its focused discussions on niche website building and monetization.
