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3 Ways To Avoid Running Out Of Blog Post Ideas

July 13, 2014 by Marc Guberti 6 Comments

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Blog Post Idea Box

Blogging is an art, and blogging every day is a skill. However, there will be some moments when it will be difficult for you to come up with ideas. These will be the times when you look at other bloggers with envy as they are able to publish 1 blog post every day without running out of ideas. The surprising thing is that although these expert bloggers are able to publish 1 blog post every day, there are some points when they run out of ideas and have to think of new ones. In order to avoid running out of blogging ideas, follow these three steps.

  1. Schedule more blog posts. On some days, I schedule two blog posts while I am able to schedule 10 blog posts on other days. Before implementing the other two methods, I would run out of ideas for topics to write blog posts about. The only topics I could think of were the ones that I covered in recent blog post. However, since I always schedule blog posts in advance, I would have a few days to think of more ideas for blog posts.
  2. Read one book every week. That may sound like a lot to read, but some books are longer than others. While some books are 500 pages, other books are only 150 pages. When you read these books, you need to be sure that they are either related to your niche or fiction books (90% of books you read should be related to your niche). Each time you see a topic you can write about, write that topic in a notebook. Soon enough, you will have a big list of blog post ideas.
  3. Create knock-offs of your past blog posts. A while ago, I wrote a blog post called 5 Pinterest Mistakes To Avoid. That evolved into a Part 2 and then a Part 3. Some of the ideas for your future blog posts can be provoked by the blog posts that you have already published.

By implementing these three tactics, you will find it easier to come up with blog post ideas. What are your thoughts on the list? Do you have any additional tips on thinking of more blog post ideas? Please share your thoughts and advice below.

 

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  1. Don says

    June 24, 2016 at 11:11 pm

    Marc, I’ve read many of your posts over the past couple weeks. You inspire me. You’ve helped convince me to start a blog. I’m hoping to launch In a week or so. Any other inside info before I launch?

    Reply
    • Marc Guberti says

      June 26, 2016 at 3:23 pm

      I wouldn’t stress about a first-time blog launch. Just launch, post the content consistently. If you feel like writing five blog posts in one day, schedule them to get published in advance. If you publish five blog posts in one day but then don’t publish any for the rest of the week, you won’t be consistent and consistency is vital to blogging success.

      Reply
  2. Deepthi says

    February 2, 2016 at 11:14 pm

    Very thankful to you. This was really a good one. I liked it.

    Reply
    • Marc Guberti says

      February 4, 2016 at 11:31 pm

      My pleasure.

      Reply
  3. Sufi Rafaee says

    February 2, 2015 at 10:54 pm

    Hey, thanks for this write up! While i agree on steps 2&3, step 1 is still quite in the grey for me. I am unclear on how you could schedule 10 if you’re running out of ideas in the first place? I may have misunderstood your message altogether, but nonetheless can you enlighten me?

    @thatmalayfella

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    • Marc Guberti says

      February 3, 2015 at 7:14 am

      Scheduling blog posts allows you to get them out of the way so you can focus on thinking of old ideas instead of thinking that you have to schedule the old ones (and not thinking of any new ones).

      Reply

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