Have you ever wondered how some bloggers build such a loyal following and have so many readers eagerly awaiting their next blog post?
It’s because they’ve cracked the code on how to create content their audience LOVES…
And once you crack that code, you’ll find you have not only loyal readers, but an audience who’s excited about learning from you, working with you, and that generates sales in your business!
Here’s how you do that:
Answer their questions and solve their problems.
It’s that simple.
Try one of these blog posts ideas, and write it with the idea in mind of providing useful ideas, tips, tricks and resources…
1. Helpful websites you use frequently
2. Top tools you’ve found useful and how to use them
3. A blog post (or round up of blog posts) you recently read and learned from
4. Share what you’re learning right now (ideas: from an event you’ve attended, a webcast, a training program)
5. Share a recent success – and exactly what you did that worked
6. Share a failure from the past – and what you learned in the process
7. Write about how you start your day that helps you get the right things done
8. Write about how you end your day and celebrate successes
9. Share your best tested strategies (examples: management or productivity tips and tricks, how you get energized and stay focused)
10. A recent problem you solved and how you solved it
Your Turn! What are your favorite types of blog posts to read?
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Naomi Teeter says
Oh nice! I love these ideas! I can’t wait to add these blog topics to my list of up-coming blog and article posts! Thanks for these gems!!
Michelle Shaeffer says
Awesome, thanks for reading and commenting Naomi.
Parul says
Great ideas and I can certainly try them out. Thank you for sharing :)
Delita Cassidy says
Thanks so much for the value you provide…. awesome blog post ideas! Will definitely start implementing these ideas!
Sue Tamani says
My favourite is No 4. It serves a couple of purposes. Helps you organise and repeat what you are learning. Is there as a record for you to refer to later. Plus is helpful for other bloggers. Win-win all round.
Thanks Michelle for the reminder :)
William says
Love it. Thank you for always being inspiring and encouraging us to write Michelle. Best wishes.
Donovan says
Great ideas as always, Michelle.
I especially like #10. I need to post the on the spot solutions I come up with as I work with teens and their parents. Often the strategy I come up with is universal.
The few websites I frequent are great for parents to know about as well- so the bookend #1 and #10 jump out for me from this awesome list.
Thank you!
Chris Brindamour says
Hey Michelle, Love this! Look forward to the great knowledge that you are sharing! :)
Krithika Rangarajan says
I enjoy reading articles that weave personal tales and professional insight to create an engaging experience! :D
I am not a huge fan of technical posts or matter-of-fact ‘How to’ Posts.
Thank you for this immensely useful list, Michelle #HUGS
Kitto
Alecia Stringer says
Great tips. More ways to show how real you are. Thanks for sharing.
Aurelie Chazal says
Great ideas there Michelle (as usual ;D)
I’m a big fan of number 4. I was always a bit weary when it came to share my experience and especially our stats but I took the leap with my last blog post.
I am still working on promoting it but it has been one of the articles I’ve enjoyed writing the most. I want to have a lot more like this one coming in the future :)
Eleia says
Hi Michelle, I find 4-6,10 would be most advantageous for me to use. I definitely like your how to posts and tips and tricks. I find them intimidating tho, because i need to get over the student mindset and get more into the teacher’s mindset while I’m learning. Learn, teach, do. Anyways, your blog is definitely one that I will keep coming back to! Thanks
Sanjay Sajeev says
I really enjoyed reading your tips to get love from others. I like the point that we got a problem and how we solved it. Sharing what we learned a great thing.
Cindy Battisti says
I’m trying to get my blog going but it always falters because I really don’t know the problem I am solving…. its a jewelry biz and all I can think to talk about is my design experience. but I’m not trying to create a community of people who make jewelry, I want them to buy MY jewelry. I’m really stumped on what this blog should be like… what its personality is…and it really shows….