One thing that bloggers often struggle with is ideas on what to blog about, and I am with you. I, too, used to struggle with ideas, but since I created my content bank, I do have consistent tools to help and support me.
If you don’t have a contact bank, you can access mine here. Today I will share some ideas with you that you can use when you are struggling.
The ‘How To’ guide
In the “how to” guide, you could share a hack or idea that resonates with your audience. If you are in the parenting niche, you might share how to make your pram look brand new in 3 easy steps.
If you are in the cooking niche, you might share “how to make the tastiest lasagne for under £7.00”
The “Things I Wish I Knew Before” Blog
If you are in an industry that you are passionate about, chances are you have some interesting knowledge to share.
You could share a blog post on “7 Things I Wish I Knew Before Becoming a Mum”
Or “7 Things I wish I knew before Choosing an Air Fryer”
The “Secrets Revealed” blog
Let’s face it people love finding out other people’s secrets, especially on a subject the reader is interested in.
“8 Secrets to a Stress-free morning”
“My Secret Sausage Casserole recipe”.
The Comparison “Vs” blog
These are good for comparing some products that your audience may be interested in. For example, you might compare cloth nappies vs Pampers and the pros and cons.
You could compare the Ninja air fryer vs a Philips air fryer.
You can make it simple for people who are interested in buying something by comparing two things against each other.
The “Things I love” blog
You might have an audience that wants to know what products you use; as you grow your blog, you will begin to be a role model for your readers. This means that your readers will want to be just like you, they will also trust what you say.
You can share the products you love in blog posts, for example, 5 books I love for positivity. 5 podcasts I love on parenting.
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