How to Generate Ideas for Blog Posts
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FutureProofSeo
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Brand comparisons of their best selling products.
FAQ's of their most popular products.
Suggested questions in google for product keywords.
Pros / Cons articles on various products in the same category.
Best of "niche news" articles.
FAQ's of their most popular products.
Suggested questions in google for product keywords.
Pros / Cons articles on various products in the same category.
Best of "niche news" articles.
grax1
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- Jul 18, 2013
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search in Google for:
niche "guest post"
niche "my guest posts"
niche "contributing writer"
niche "submit content"
etc
obviously replace niche with your keywords, this way you can see what others already did and 'get inspired' a little bit
btw. Brian Dean did a great tutorial for guest posting, the search terms from above are ones I learned from him, search on Google for his blog and guest posting guide and you'll definitely learn a lot of stuff that may be useful for your job
niche "guest post"
niche "my guest posts"
niche "contributing writer"
niche "submit content"
etc
obviously replace niche with your keywords, this way you can see what others already did and 'get inspired' a little bit
btw. Brian Dean did a great tutorial for guest posting, the search terms from above are ones I learned from him, search on Google for his blog and guest posting guide and you'll definitely learn a lot of stuff that may be useful for your job
ezines
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Check what's the latest trends on your niche and create articles about it. You can check the trends through Google trends, and also check what's hash tags in your niche trending on twitter. So, when you tweet it, you can use trending hashtags in your topic.
Put some twists on your topic such as including controversial topics in it, or perhaps comparison of products in your niche that you're promoting on your site.
You could also go to Yahoo answers and check what's hot in your niche/topic and write an article about it, then share it there.
Put some twists on your topic such as including controversial topics in it, or perhaps comparison of products in your niche that you're promoting on your site.
You could also go to Yahoo answers and check what's hot in your niche/topic and write an article about it, then share it there.
Zwielicht
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Ah, Google trends is a good one! I used to do that until I discovered my primary method.
ReformTheBox
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Pretty good idea to post on forum, asking for idea's. You already picked the best idea.
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Create a google alert for your main keyword, you will be emailed plenty of ideas all the time.
jollyman
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Here are some interesting topics which will attract visitors quickly. By reading this you may get some idea by your own.
http://fizzle.co/sparkline/81-blog-topic-ideas
http://www.molly-greene.com/101-blog-topic-ideas/
http://fizzle.co/sparkline/81-blog-topic-ideas
http://www.molly-greene.com/101-blog-topic-ideas/
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the best way is to check for PLR articles in your niche and also checking what content ideas your competition is stressing efforts on.
I use:
http://tweakyourbiz.com/tools/title-generator/
http://buzzsumo.com
http://faqfox.com/
Various niche related forums. Anything to get the juices flowing to the brain and to the hand to write them.
Also mind mapping the shit out of topics and keywords. Love those things!
http://tweakyourbiz.com/tools/title-generator/
http://buzzsumo.com
http://faqfox.com/
Various niche related forums. Anything to get the juices flowing to the brain and to the hand to write them.
Also mind mapping the shit out of topics and keywords. Love those things!
zee007
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- Jun 25, 2012
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jascoken
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No-one has mentioned Wikipedia...
I use it loads for digging out a bunch of connected information on any topic.
When I work with a new client in a new sector, I always spend a while clicking around their topics on Wikipedia - it's amazing how knowledgable you can seem after just an hour on Wikipedia!
I use it loads for digging out a bunch of connected information on any topic.
When I work with a new client in a new sector, I always spend a while clicking around their topics on Wikipedia - it's amazing how knowledgable you can seem after just an hour on Wikipedia!
Jet Black
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If your niche is something that is written about in in a lot of books (pet niche, home improvement, etc.), go to the library. The author of a book has often worked for years on it, and it will tend to go much more in-depth into the topic than what you find in articles on websites. It can give you lots of ideas of more focused/specialized approaches to your niche.