Sexual wellness blog offering tech-savvy toy reviews.

Turning awkward Google searches into a profitable blog.

Martin Moore, the founder of TechySex, stumbled upon the idea for his business when he realized there was a lack of information and quality content on sex toys and sexual wellness.

After working as a freelance writer in the industry, he decided to create his own blog to provide valuable resources and recommendations.

With a focus on SEO and organic traffic, TechySex has become profitable, generating around $5K per month and attracting readers from both the USA and Europe.

The future looks promising as Martin plans to expand his team and explore new ways to increase income.

Martin opted for WordPress as the Content Management System (CMS) and Yoast for Search Engine Optimization (SEO) optimization. Since there weren't any appropriate plugins available, most of the website was built from scratch.

To gather new topics and ideas for their blog, they relied on Semrush, Google Trends, and Ahrefs. topics and ideas for their blog, they relied on Semrush, Google Trends, and Ahrefs.

The majority of Martin's website visitors find him through organic search engine results. He places great importance on search engine optimization, which is a crucial aspect of his strategy.

He ensures that his website contains high-quality content that is written with an in-depth understanding of his subject matter, while still being easy to understand.

As a result of his efforts, his website ranks highly for several keywords. Additionally, Martin also uses ads and social media to direct traffic to his website.

Anonymous chocolate prank gifts for light-hearted fun.

Chocolate anatomy for when words fail to convey your tasteful insults.

Adam Elliot, founder of Dick At Your Door, came up with the idea for his business after a friend found a silicone penis mold at a sex shop. They thought it would be hilarious to send the molds in the mail as pranks to their friends. After putting up a website as a joke, they started receiving inquiries from people who weren't their friends, which led them to realize the potential for a business. Since then, they have grown their e-commerce shop and become professional chocolatiers, experiencing significant success in sales and viral marketing through social media.

Miniature construction supplies for creative model builders.

For when playing God with LEGO wasn't satisfying enough.

Mat Hofma, a graphic designer, wanted to start his own e-commerce shop but didn't know what to sell until he saw a guy making mini cinder blocks on Reddit. He taught himself 3D design and made molds from 3D prints, eventually creating Mini Materials. The business took off with features on Uncrate, The Awesomer, and Laughing Squid, and has since grown to have 45k Instagram followers.

Turning your childhood nostalgia into adult-size profits.

Brian, the founder of PokeNE, parlayed his childhood hustle of flipping collectibles and his passion for Pokémon into a thriving 7-figure TCG business. The pandemic-driven surge in nostalgia led him to identify the market gap for affordable Japanese Pokémon cards, propelling PokeNE to over $3M in revenue by 2023. Brian's strategy combined content-driven marketing and community building, allowing his business to flourish amidst fluctuating demand.

Nationwide RV rental management franchise for epic family getaways.

Making cramped family vacations feel adventurous and profitable.

After surprising his wife with an RV for their anniversary and realizing she wasn't thrilled, Garr Russell turned a liability into an asset by renting it out. This pivot evolved into Fireside RV Rental, managing over 200 RVs across 24 locations with nearly $2 million in annual revenue.

Custom high-quality socks with rapid 7-day delivery.

Making socks exciting again by shipping them faster than you can lose them.

Samuel Moses, the founder of Sockrates Custom Socks, came up with the idea for his business while managing a men's accessory store in Toronto. After realizing the high demand for socks and receiving requests from companies for custom socks, he saw a gap in the market and decided to pivot his business towards producing high-quality custom socks for corporate clients. Today, Sockrates is a global business with thousands of clients worldwide and a reputation for excellence in design and production.

Catering to tourists too lazy to walk but adventurous enough to scooter.

While brainstorming with a friend who had just entered the equipment rental business, Lenny's lightbulb moment arrived: mobility scooters. Intrigued by the unique niche and low competition, he built a website, generated interest quickly, and now, part-time, earns $5K/month.

High-power propane torches for grilling enthusiasts.

Arming BBQ enthusiasts with propane-powered overkill.

Bob Healey came up with the idea for the GrillGun while cooking steaks on his charcoal grill in cold weather. After realizing the need for a high-power propane torch to easily and safely light charcoal grills, he began developing a prototype and conducting research on manufacturing costs and financing options. He ultimately decided to use crowdfunding to raise the necessary funds and successfully launched the GrillGun in February 2020, generating an average of $2.5 million in annual sales.

Thank-you note writing guide and examples platform.

Finally proving kindness isn't dead-it's just heavily monetized.

Having learned about blogging back in 2013, Heidi wanted to enter a niche she could perform well in. Thank you writing was one space she was good at, having written notes since her childhood. Seeing the examples of other such notes and cards on the internet felt way too generic to her, and she knew she could better than them.

Heidi Bender built Tons of Thanks from the ground up by initially setting up a WordPress site with a shared hosting plan costing $3.97 per month. The development process was straightforward, focusing on creating valuable content to help people write better thank-you notes. She engaged in a continuous cycle of content creation, primarily through writing blog posts and optimizing them for search engines using tools like Ahrefs and Google Search Console. The journey was challenging, especially as she navigated the complexities of SEO, faced low traffic in her early days, and worked through several iterations of her content to improve its search rankings. Over time, Heidi’s focus on understanding search intent and long-tail keywords proved pivotal in increasing organic traffic, allowing her site to eventually sustain itself through ad revenue.

Discovering AdThrive paying more than AdSense, Heidi wrote blog posts to meet AdThrive's minimum requirements of 100,000 page views a month. Learning Pinterest thereafter helped her site reach 100k page views within a few months! As of now, the key to the success of the site has been understanding search intent and long-tail keywords, and SEO brings 99% of the traffic to Tons of Thanks.

Indoor composting kit for sustainable apartment living.

Because there's clearly gold in turning apartment trash into treasure.

Audrey & Rob Wynkoop came up with the idea for the Worm Bucket Indoor Composting Kit after turning to backyard gardening during the pandemic. Rob experimented with various designs for an indoor worm composter to address the limited space of apartment living. Audrey quit her corporate job, built a website, and launched the vermicomposting kit, which has now generated $6,500 in monthly revenue.

"Online courses for pregnancy, parenting, and home organization."

Profiting from parenting advice your own kids ignore.

Hilary Erickson, a nurse and mom, started the website Pulling Curls as a "mommy blog" in 2005 to supplement her family's income. In 2016, she launched the first of her online courses, The Online Prenatal Class for Couples, which has become one of the top-recommended prenatal classes with hundreds of positive reviews. Erickson has self-funded the business and uses targeted SEO and Pinterest to attract customers.