20 Blog Post Suggestions for Busy Writers

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Full disclaimer: This blog post has been prepared in advance, as the CMAEON blog mistress is off this week to do a wacky internet charity fundraiser. Oh those crazy Gen Y kids.

Every internet expert will agree that blogging according to a set schedule is very important. But sometimes the idea well runs a little dry. Not that this is the case today. Oh no, not at all. (*ahem*) But this is an important topic! Lots of people write blogs, and that means they need a lot of blog post topics to keep them inspired and writing. So, to help you in this regard, we’ve done a round-up of our favorite suggestions for blog post topics.

  1. List 30 or more online resources for business people in your industry
  2. Make a list of the top 10 blogs in your niche
  3. Collect the best blog postings in your niche and compile a best of-list
  4. Link a topic from everyday life back to your business “10 Ways SEO is like Base-Jumping”
  5. Analyze the current climate in your industry and explain the ramifications
  6. Identify leaders in your area and ask them to guest post on your blog or write for their blog instead
  7. Compare the new vs the old ways of doing your business
  8. Write an allegory about your idol doing your business like “The Bruce Lee Method of Business Blogging”
  9. Use humor to lighten up a boring topic “I Can Haz Pay Per Cat? The Lolcats Way of PPC”
  10. Check in your stats which post is the most popular one and write a follow up
  11. Make a donation to a good cause and blog about it
  12. Check Reddit, StumbleUpon or Technorati to find out what’s most popular right now and find a new angle to it
  1. Ask questions of your readers or customers, then post the answers on your blog
  2. Highlight your office and employees to let others know what goes on in your business
  3. Try making a video blog post – upload a fun video of events/customers/the production process
  4. Type up a list of the the best tips & tricks for your product/industry
  1. Describe a common problem in your industry, and how your product can solve it
  2. Write up a short case study talking about a success story for someone who used your product/services
  3. Write a review of a book relevant to your industry
  4. Tell people about some life lessons you learned and how they relate to business

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