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Micro-Niche vs Multi-Niche? Which is better for SEO? Whom AI Is Actually Helping & Citing More? Just 1 Winner?

People do say to niche down and it's correct, I agree but again, aren't AI chatbots cite multi-niche websites too, like news websites like BBC, NY Times, Times of India?

  • Reddit being a multi-niche website, is cited often, so can a multi-niche website in blogging work today and in the future, especially after the arrival of AI bots?

I know the above-mentioned websites and many more, including Reddit gained trust for decades, they have a high budget, team now but isn't that still, since they focus on many domains so they can be called as experts on nothing? Still, AI trusts them, and yes they do get high-quality traffic and revenue?

  • Doesn't creating a multi-niches website, especially when you don't have a team, according to you does it really makes more sense than given that we focus on proper website architecture and navigation? We can get better organic traffic, backlinks.
  • But again, since Google core updates are coming so often, how can such a website rank properly? There is a high amount of competition, void and also we may lose a chunk of traffic for that niche?

What's your opinion? Is it worth like for the next 5,10,20 years to focus on something broad?

Note: I myself focus on niche websites but after some research I figured multi-niche websites are getting cited too and even getting millions of traffic as well, so isn't their revenue streams and opportunities are better than us?

If we do the same, how can we actually beat them? Like News with a micro-niche?

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