🤖 When I got the hang of creating articles on Dzen and try a new style for illustrations.

🤨 Some smart alecks in crypto chats kept arguing with me, trying to talk me out of starting a blog on Dzen about crypto.

🧔 They said, the Dzen audience is grandpas with sciatica and grandmas with dumpling recipes.

But I decided not to take their word for it and check for myself. Sometimes arguments are completely useless; they just overwhelm you with experience and persuade you to do nothing.


😀 Now my project's blog is already a year and a half old. It brought in just over 400 clients, some of whom became active paid subscribers and are now part of the project's community.

😀 The secret turned out to be simple. Dzen has priority in Yandex search results due to platform agreements.

👍 In the end, it doesn't matter what the audience on Dzen is; what matters is who uses Yandex... and that's anyone, according to Wordstat data, the topic of trading bots and crypto trading is constantly searched for—an untapped field for content.

🤔 What's the bottom line? Other people's opinions are fine, but you still need to run your own tests; maybe you'll come up with an idea to do something in a way that others couldn't. And your stories will be different.