All bloggers struggle to find ways to generate new content. This is especially true in the increasing height niche where there’s not a lot of good information out there. It seems like everything that could be said has already been said but that is just not true and the answer lies in Pubmed. Search engines love Wikipedia and whenever possible Wikipedia is the first entry in most searches. Wikipedia however does not include the latest Pubmed information.

Search engines do not typically include Pubmed results and Pubmed results do not include keywords that searchers often use. Pubmed also does not have a very advanced search engine and you have to do a lot of vertical searches on related topics until you find what you’re looking for.

You can see that there’s a great demand for informational filtering on Pubmed. In my niche, I’m constantly grouping pubmed articles by topic for example my latest post is on increasing height by increasing stem cell proliferation. In the height increase niche, I have to look for studies on bone, stem cells, endocrinology, cartilage, insulin, local growth plate factors, etc. to find things that are related to height increase. If I just typed height increase into Pubmed I would get nothing useful.

There are several other niches that can use Pubmed filtering for example the bodybuilding niche and the health niche. Scientists don’t usually do studies on bodybuilders so you usually have to infer information to get what you’re looking for. If you blog about bodybuilding, you should present Pubmed studies and infer data from them. The search engines need it because Pubmed doesn’t develop keyword authority for terms that searchers look for. The searchers need it because Pubmed can be hard to understand and someone to explain the ramifications of the study is needed.

There is a great need for internet middle men to connect Search Engines and Searchers alike with relevant Pubmed data for keywords. In the height increasing niche, Pubmed has been a great source of new relevant content and has provided a lot of value to my readers. Pubmed can do the same for your niche too.

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