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If you’re passionate about all things technology, and want to share your passion with the world, an excellent way to do that is to start up a technology website. While you may feel like you’re just a beginner and can’t rival older websites with millions of visitors each day, there’s nothing wrong with being ambitious. Here’s our guide on starting a tech website from scratch. 


Get It Professionally Designed

The visual aspect of a website and the user interface are important factors in driving visitors towards your website. If you’re not a wizard at website creation, hire someone with an eye for aesthetics.


Create Hype For Your Website

Start up social media accounts in your website’s name with the logo. Boost the accounts using SubscriberZ to ensure your website starts off with a large audience by announcing your launch date.. Make sure you are covering all the social media platforms you can handle, and that your website name and logo are consistent throughout. This way, you’re hyping up the website even before it’s ready to be launched. 


Don’t Depend On One Writer

While it is tempting to write all the content for your website by yourself, or with a team of writers, it’s best to diversify your content. Get a team of writers as your basic workforce, but advertise online for other writers to post on your website as guests. Make sure you review and edit each article individually, to keep all your content in line with your vision. You can also outsource your content writing to ensure the diversity of your content. 


Try To Get Sneak Peeks Of Devices and Gadgets

While it is easier to leverage a deal with manufacturers when you have a lot of website traffic, there are still some companies that are willing to negotiate. You may allocate a budget for these types of deals, and expect a return on your investment if you play your cards right. People love going online to see reviews of devices and gadgets, especially those that haven’t been released yet.


Search Engine Optimization On Everything

Ideally, all your content should be optimized for search engines. There is no reason for a website to ignore SEO guidelines these days if they have any hopes of succeeding. Perform keyword research and find ways to incorporate keywords in your content and headings. Your content should be easy to consume for the average user, which will also make it easier for search engines to digest. In other words, what’s good for the reader is good for the search engine and vice versa. 


Take A Look At The Competition

In any business, we should be analyzing our competitors to learn from their mistakes and take inspiration from their triumph. We’re not saying you should copy the competition outright, but taking a page from their book is not against the rules of fair play. Try to notice how they manage their website and what tactics they use to try and attract readers to choose them over other websites online. 


In the meantime, try to build friendly relationships with your competitors and successful websites you like that are similar to yours. Online shoutouts are an excellent way to merge your audiences, and it’s considered a win-win situation by most webmasters. Offer free content that will link back to your website (be sure that the webmasters are aware and agree to this). They will get the free content, and you will get some traffic your way from their audience. 


Find Your Unique Selling Point

Let’s face it: there are dozens and dozens of websites that focus on technology. If your target audience is going to skip other websites and visit yours, they will need a compelling reason. So find a way to make your website unique, and focus your marketing strategy on it. Give people a reason to choose your website over the competition. 


As you can see, starting a tech website doesn’t need to be complicated. With a few simple tricks you can surely grow your website and make it more and more prevalent to users in today’s market. All you need is some hard word, great networking, and a few marketing tactics to be successful.