Ever get an awesome idea for a blog post or article, note the title idea, find the perfect photo, and save it as a draft to finish up later… then forget what you were going to write about?
I know the photo perfectly illustrated my point but I can’t remember what it was!
So, after a week of trying to recall it I’ve decided to do something more fun. This is my open invitation to you to submit your topic ideas and get featured on my blog.
What would you write about given the headline and oh-so-adorable photo on the left?
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Ann Shea says
Yet we all dream of suger plum fairies!
Corrie Petersen says
Michelle, what a great picture. That dog is so cute. LOL If it were me I’d say the title and picture should be geared toward a website that needs to be updated or completely revamped by a VA or web designer.
Angie @ Home Business Solutions says
I don’t have any fabulous blogging topics, but the pic is adorable…and how I feel lately. All dressed up, great intentions, utterly exhausted. :)
Lisbeth Tanz says
Hmmm. Great idea! Love the picture. Just for the record, I don’t dress my animals. :)
One idea I had is about web design and content. You can have the flashiest site around, but if you content stinks, then what’s the point?
Another could be a similar idea about customer service. You can make all the promises you want – but if you don’t deliver, then you might as well not waste your breath.
Thanks for the fun brain exercise this morning! ;)
Sara says
I would write about ‘Work Got You Down? Take a Princess Retreat’ The idea being giving your readers tips to destress.
How about you? I think you did a pretty good job with this post – the title made me click just to see what you were talking about. :)
Michelle Shaeffer says
Oooooh lots of great ideas! I may have to do a Dog Fairy week of posts now… :)
Amy Sue says
What you were going to write is that a blog can be dressed up with a great theme, relevant ads, expert SEO, and whiz-bang marketing, but if the content isn’t quality it won’t get anywhere – it’ll still “be a dog”. :o)
~Amy Sue <- loves good writing, can you tell?
Sheila Atwood says
“All Dressed Up and No Place To Go”
Leanne Chesser says
Hmmm. I think it’s about authenticity, or being real. It’s important to be who you are without “dressing it up,” or trying to look like something you’re not.
Melanie Kissell says
“I’ve practiced so many Pirouettes this week, I’m too tired to perform.”
(Write about “getting ready to get ready” and never
really doing the activities that move your business forward)
“Let’s face the music. Ballet is for Whippets, not Shar-Pei’s!”
(Write about tapping into your skills and following your
passion – being uniquely you.)
“I don’t know. what do you think? Is pink really my color?”
(Write about choosing the right niche and target audience)
I got a million of ’em! But I don’t want to hog all the space here. :)
Love this post!