September 2025 Archive – Blogging Niche, Free Hosting & AdSense Insights

Hey there! If you’re scrolling through The PR Tech looking for fresh ideas, you’ve landed in the right spot. September 2025 dropped three solid guides that tackle three big questions most creators face: What should I blog about? Can I run a site without spending a dime? And how much does Google actually pay for blog traffic? Below is a quick run‑through of each post, plus the practical steps you can start using right now.

Choosing a Profitable Blogging Niche

The first article, Discover the Best Blogging Niche for Profit and Passion in 2025, walks you through a simple checklist to pick a niche that matches both market demand and your interests. It breaks down three key factors: audience size, competition level, and monetisation potential. For example, it compares a broad niche like “personal finance” (huge audience, high competition) with a tighter one like “green home DIY” (smaller crowd, lower competition, but strong affiliate offers). The guide also warns against common traps such as chasing trends that fade quickly or choosing a topic you can’t write about consistently. By the end, you’ll have a short list of niches ranked by profit odds, plus a quick spreadsheet you can copy to start your own research.

Running a Free Website & Boosting AdSense Earnings

The second post, Can a Website Run for Free? Real Ways to Host a Site at Zero Cost (2025), proves that you can launch a site without paying a rupee—if you’re okay with a few limits. It covers static site hosts like GitHub Pages, Netlify, and Vercel, each with step‑by‑step instructions to push your HTML, CSS, and JavaScript files. It also mentions free domain tricks, such as using a sub‑domain from the host or grabbing a .tk domain, and highlights the trade‑offs: no custom email, limited bandwidth, and occasional branding. The article ends with a checklist to verify that your free setup meets your goals before you move to a paid plan.

The third article, How Much Does Google Pay for Blogs? AdSense RPM, Real Rates, and 2025 Payout Math, dives into the numbers most bloggers ignore. It lists average RPM ranges by niche—tech blogs see $4‑$7 per 1,000 views, lifestyle blogs hover around $2‑$4, and finance blogs can hit $10‑$15. It also breaks down regional differences, showing that Indian traffic typically earns lower RPM than US traffic, but higher traffic volume can balance the gap. The guide includes a simple formula: Revenue = (Pageviews ÷ 1,000) × RPM, plus a real‑world example where a 50,000‑view month in the “AI tutorials” niche earns roughly $250. Finally, it shares three quick ways to lift your RPM: improve ad placement, use responsive ad units, and experiment with higher‑paying ad networks.

All three posts share a common theme—take action now. Pick a niche, set up a free site, and start tracking your AdSense numbers. The PR Tech’s September archive gives you the roadmap; you just need to follow it. Happy blogging!