Dede Sophie

One of the easiest ways to learn more about veganism (or show your friends and loved ones more about veganism) is to watch it in a documentary or film. But with so many new vegan documentaries out there, all varying in degrees of graphicness, how do you choose the best one for you? I read (okay skimmed) a lot of blog posts about vegan documentaries and, put frankly, they’re overwhelming – who in their right minds is going to sit through 50 vegan documentaries? Why do all the blog posts mention the same vegan documentaries? And why are all these blog posts written by people who’ve clearly never watched said documentaries? In this blog post I’ve tried to be super personal, and I’ve written it with the idea that you are my friend* and you’re asking me for a recommendation: maybe you want something non-graphic, maybe you want something super-graphic, maybe you want something about a specific part of veganism (no-honey, no-leather etc). I’ve tried to cover all basis – let me know if I’ve mi

When you are creating a new blog and you want it to make money then you have to choose a niche where the money is. These are niches that are very big and where people are spending lots of money. You should want to be in a niche where there is a good possibility to earn quite a bit of money. The problem, however, is that the popular niches where there is a lot of money have a lot of big websites and niches already. It would be very difficult to break into those niches. Does this mean you should stick to smaller niches for your blog and resign yourself to make less money? Not at all. There is plenty of opportunity even in broad niches that are dominated by big layers. In this article, I will give you some ideas on how you can carve out a piece of the pie for yourself even in a saturated niche. Niche down While you want to pick a broad niche where you know there are many bloggers making money, you don’t want to get lost in that niche. If you just try to follow what the others are doing,