Considering there is a 10 figure – a number that speaks of Netizens worldwide (http://www.internetworldstats.com/stats.htm) no matter what is posted there is every hope that someone or the other will get to read our posts.
Restrictions imposed by writing sites have therefore no bearing. LiteracyBase will not be interested to know what I did on a holiday or how I spent my birthday But somewhere in the world there would be viewers wanting to know how holidays are spent or birthdays are celebrated by others.
When you get 2 cents – as some Blogger mentioned – just because it was a personal post does not hold water when it comes to viewership. It is for this reason alone many hesitate to come here. My personal life for example is filled to the brim with stories that I am sure will be of great interest to viewers. I have great photos of my garden, my pets and parties I have thrown for the poor kids but if I post a Blog on any of that my Blogs could be relegated to the level of getting 2 cents.
I am expecting that LiteracyBase will lift this lack of interest in such Blogs so that the floodgates will open for those who may not have technical knowledge but have enough to write on their personal life. I quite understand longer Blogs getting more rating and rightly so.
BlogBourne is on the verge of closing down where there were worse restrictions.
Advertisers would certainly be interested in knowing about the lifestyles of the middle class as this is the class that is often seen on writing sites. And this information they will be able to gather when Bloggers write about their life where sky is the limit to open up.
I hope LiteracyBase will ponder on what I have written here and give it a thought. Once Blogs get equal status be it on ‘Fortran’ or farm life there will be enthusiasm to post more.
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Once upon a time, I had no idea what to write on my blog. Coming up with blog article titles was slow and painful.
That was 10 years ago.
Now, thousands of articles later, coming up with topics is easy. Not only do I publish articles on my two blogs, but I also publish hundreds of guest posts for dozens of publications.
Wondering what happened along the way that made this process so much easier?
I'm going to pull back the curtain on how I’m able to generate so many topics, and explain what it means to choose great article topics. I think you’ll find it helpful.
Know your target audience.
Let me deal with first things first -- the “best possible blogging topics” are the best ones for your audience.
Everything comes down to your audience. In fact, there is nothing more important, essential, and critical to blog success than knowing your audience.
The story of my own blog is a testament to this fact. The longer I write my blog, the better I understand my audience. I read and respond to blog comments. I take time to read emails from my readers. I listen to what they have to say.
Make relevance your guiding light.
I’m going to introduce a concept, and then explain how to do it: Relevancy.
Relevancy is nothing new. It’s popular to talk about relevancy and the need for relevancy in content marketing ... but hang on a second.
Find a blog to steal from.
Someone once said, "Good artists copy. Great artists steal."
If you want to pick absolutely stellar topics, then go to the blogs that are already doing it and pilfer them. Lest you think I’m going nefarious, allow me to explain ...
I absolutely oppose anything remotely connected with stealing content or intellectual property. What I do suggest, however, is to identify a blog that is doing it right, and follow their example. Here’s the process: