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Find Blog Writing Ideas By Answering 3 Questions
For most bloggers, there are days when it’s hard to find create content for your next blog post write up. There are many resources at your finger tips online to creatively get your blogging writing ideas down. You just need to do a little research and you’ll soon realize the great amount of writing opportunities you can create for your blog write ups. Effective blog writing should answer a few questions your readers will have in mind, such as:
1. Why Is This Important?
Depending on your niche, you will have a good indication of blog writing topics and tips that would be highly targeted for your readers. Start out by collecting a short list of blogs related to your niche and see what the buzz is about. For your post, you can add your thoughts and add more to that original blog post. For Example, “7 More Effective Blog Writing Tools” can be your headline and you can basically reference the original blog in your post.
2. How Is It Going To Benefit Me?
Readers want to feel that they they’re having a problem solved. But how do you find the questions to give the answers in your blog writing? In the comments! Read the comments from the posts of other blogs and you’ll find TONs of blog writing ideas. Here’s how it works:
- Skim through the comments and see what questions the readers have about the blog post content
- Write down the questions and separate them based related topics if needed.
- Do a Google search and type these questions online to find the answers
3. What’s The Solution?
The solution can be one of many things in your blog write up. One solution can be a service or product that would solve the reader’s problems. A more creative solution in your blog write up can be answering your reader’s question before they even get a chance to ask.
So whenever you have problems finding content for your next blog post write up, do a little digging, because the content is literally right in front of you.
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February 23, 2010 at 12:38 pm
Looking for questions on other blogs is a great idea! Another great way is to read blogs outside your niche, and adapt the content to suit your blog. Just as a sci-fi and a western could have the same movie plot but end up looking entirely different, it would be the same if you use the same framework as another blog outside your niche.
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February 23, 2010 at 1:00 pm
Thanks Tom! Never thought about that one, great tip!
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This is some good advice.
It is often a stumbling block for bloggers when they lose the inspiration as to what to write about. With this knowledge you can use the internet to help you find this information.
Cheers
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February 24, 2010 at 9:26 am
That’s right Olly, If you can’t find anything to write about, you’re really not trying hard enough.
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The problem with me is that I have so much to say when I sit at the end of a day with my blog that I loose steam (and creative ideas) half way through every write up. then I leave it for the next day…and as all bloggers would agree, the next day is never the same.
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April 9, 2010 at 10:25 pm
Hi Shilpy – Sometimes it’s good to have drafts and come back when you’re more refreshed. When you start losing steam, just save the draft and come back!
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Drafts – mine just sit unfinished. I tend to go write new posts from the top and publish the ones that get finished in one sitting.
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Going through the comments is a great tip for coming up with something you should write about. It is similar to using forums to see what people are talking about and what kind of answers are being sought. (Just a thought… what’s the point of using keywordLuv if your comment won’t go through because there’s a link in the website box? lol)
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April 11, 2010 at 11:24 pm
You got it! Your comment section is exactly like a forum, only it’s on your own blog. Not sure what you mean about your comments not going through if there’s a link in the website field, but you really don’t need to use the keywordluz feature if you don’t have a site to link up to.
Thanks for stopping by Veronica!
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