BLOG TIPS- Blog writing should be hard work, so coming up with new, fresh blog content is often hard. But that's OK, because it will separate you, your blog from others in you niche that don't work as hard. And sometimes, blog post ideas come to you, but you don't know if you have enough to go on to build a solid, worthy post out of it. Look at the tips below on ways to draw more out of "slim" content ideas -
1. Have you looked at every angle? Go beyond the basic idea and look at every possible side. Become part of the idea. Get inside it and act as if you were telling the story first hand, not just as an observer/viewer
2. Make the post controversal, make it into a discussion. Don't just give one side, gave both and argue against yourself. Make your readers ask questions, draw them into it! It works on every topic / niche, as there are many sides to every issue. By doing this, you'll likely get other post ideas from the varying viewpoints
3. Write as if your reader knows nothing about the topic. This works for nearly all blogs, unless you're writing a highly scientific blog (in which case why are you reader my stuff - you're too smart), take to extra time to be very clear and start with the basics. Don't worry, you won't offend anyone, as long as you're clear about your topic and post. When you start with the basics you allow yourself feel refreshed on the topic and helps you be reinvigorated.
4. Keep the information fresh, new. Always put a new twist on the information, readers want the latest. Keep it to your blog's niche (though as your blog grows, you can expand and test the limits) but always present it in a fresh, unique way. Don't get trapped into using the same phrases and cliches. Be you, but always a better you. The freshness angle also helps you find new post ideas.
5. Read, read, research. Always work to learn more on your topic so you can give the news to your readers and followers. Ask questions of other bloggers and experts and by challenging them, you'll learn more in order to write better. Blogger networking and discussions will help you grow your post ideas too.
Let me know how these work for you, feel free to comment below.















