Ideas for blog posts are endless, but sometimes it helps to have a little spark to get your ideas flowing.
In this post you’ll find 103 “sparks” for you along with 50 more places to look for inspiration.
These ideas range from serious to silly and you’ll find some are a better fit than others for your style of blog and your goals.
But before you choose any of these ideas, stop to answer these two questions:
1. How can I make this post valuable for my readers?
Your audience is exchanging valuable time they can’t get back when they stop to read your post. Is it worth it?
Ask these questions to help you focus on the value for your reader:
- What action can my reader take after they read this post?
- Does this solve a problem or provide helpful information?
- Have I gotten straight to the point and cut out unnecessary fluff?
- Am I using stories and visuals to illustrate the point?
- Will this make my reader’s life better in some way?
- Is there a “next step” action I’ve suggested to encourage them to apply this?
Remember that value is defined in many different ways. Value might be a step by step video or guide that offers a soltuion. It might be the smile you bring to someone’s day with your wit and humor. It could be the insight you offer into a problem and the perspective shift you guide your reader through that helps them to think differently.
2. Will this post create value for me?
Creating blog content is an investment of YOUR valuable time and it should be worth it.
Ask yourself:
- Why am I writing this specific post?
- How does this build my business and/or my community (does it lead to opt-ins, offers to work with you, generate engagement)?
- Does this content do a good job of positioning me the way I want (are you shooting for authority, expert, trusted adviser, regular guy or gal, someone you’d want to have coffee with)?
And Now… On to the Ideas!
These are creative writing prompts. Ideas to get things going in your brain so your fingers are happily inspired and typing away.
Some might seem crazy or boring. Not all will be a great fit for you. But I dare you not to find at least one idea that sparks something for you in this list!
If Keyboards Could Talk
What would your keyboard say if it could talk?
Would it share your process for writing and editing your posts (or emails or ebooks or other content you create)?
Whisper a few secrets about the challenges that happen in your home office and how you deal witht hem?
Share how you’ve grown and evolved over the last few years?
Give away the secrets of your schedule and productivity?
My Favorite Thing About Facebook
Are you a Facebook (or other social network) fan? Why? What’s the value in it for you? How do you interact there?
Or, flip it around and share what’s your least favorite aspect or biggest challenge and how you compensate for it that your readers might be able to learn from.
The Coolest (or Weirdest) Thing I’ve Found in Google
What’s the most interesting blog post, web page, book, resource, tip, strategy, tool or other search result you’ve come across by searching Google (that would be of interest to your readers, of course!)
Why I Do (or Don’t) Write Poetry, Paint, Sketch…
What do you do to stay creative? Do you write poetry to exercise those brain muscles? Or paint? Sketch? Play the piano or another instrument?
Share a glimpse into what you do outside blogging to sharpen your writing or creativity.
If I Were Writing a Screenplay
You’ve been commissioned to write a screenplay. Go!
Would you share your own life story? What events and why?
Would you create an alternate reality? Cast yourself as the hero or heroine?
What moments or stories from that imaginary screenplay could you share to inspire or teach your readers?
A Turning Point
We’ve all had those moments.
One of mine was sitting on the floor crying and feeling completely powerless as I hugged my crying hungry toddler (we had nearly no food in the apartment), promising myself that we’d never be in that situation again and that I would figure out how to build a business for myself that would support us.
Another was getting on stage to speak and realizing that I could survive it and with a little more practice I might even have some fun with it and have something valuable to share with an audience.
What have your turning points been? What led you to what you do now in life?
My Love Affair With…
If your business were in love, what product, service, strategy or tool would it be madly in love with? Have you shared that with your blog readers?
Interview With…
Choose someone who’s no longer living to create a fictional interview with. Be clear it’s fictional and share the answers or advice you think they’ve give based on what you know about the person.
Share a Charity or Cause You Care About
What charities or causes do you support? What’s close to your heart and why?
Does your team sponsor events or volunteer with charities? Could you showcase that on your blog with photos or a video?
Could you create an opportunity for your readers to donate or get involved with a cause you care about, or ask them what causes matter to them and choose one of their suggestions to donate to as a company?
If I Ran the World
If you were suddenly in charge of the world, what changes would you make?
You can look at this on a grand scale, or you can bring it closer to home… what do you see in yourself, your company, your hometown, your state, your country, your industry, your circle of colleagues, etc that you’d like to change?
Consider a post about sharing why change is needed and what steps individuals can take to encourage that change.
5 Books You Need to Read
Create a recommended reading list for your clients.
Share the top 5 books they need to read and for each book on your list include a summary of what you found particularly valuable or why it made your list.
The One Thing I Do Every Day
What are the key elements in your routine that lead to your success, or success for your clients? Choose one and share it with your readers along with ideas on how they can create the same habit and see results.
Or you could share a habit or action that you realized was a mistake or wasn’t supporting your goals and how you shifted to a better choice.
Thoughts Winter Brings to Mind
Winter in Alaska winter brings a lot of cold, snow, ice… and along with it hot chocolate, sledding, snowmen and beautiful views of falling snowflakes.
What lessons could I share based on those thoughts?
- What I’ve learned from driving on ice and snow and how those lessons apply to blogging or business
- What Starbucks or local coffee shops are doing right (or wrong) to get me to venture out in blowing snow with my children to enjoy drinks in their shops (customer service, environment, etc)
- Watching my children work together and learn the process to create a snowman and how we go through a similar process as adults in business – or how even when it falls apart they focus on having had fun, learning what didn’t work, and they just go for it again
Think about your winter experiences – what have they taught you, what do they illustrate?
Creativity Lessons from Children
Somewhere in that “growing up” process so many of us lose our fearless creativity. What can we learn from watching children and how can we apply it to get that adventurous, resilient spirit back?
What did you learn as a child that you held on to and has served you as an adult in your business or life?
Magazine Cover Story
If you (or your family or business) were to be on the cover of a magazine, which one would it be and why?
Interview an Interesting Friend/Colleague/Client
Just ask a few interesting questions and share the answers them in a blog post. You could do a written interview (just send the questions via email) or schedule a time to record audio or video.
Need ideas? Check out the questions in this great list and see which might be of interest to your readers: http://storycorps.org/great-questions/
Interview Yourself
You could approach this a couple of ways:
- Choose questions from the StoryCorps link to answer
- Invite a friend or colleague to interview you (audio, video, or written)
- Open it up to your subscribers, readers, or social media followers and invite them to send you questions then choose which to answer in an “interview” on your blog
Technology I Can’t Live Without
What are the core pieces of technology you use, and why?
Some blogging ideas around this:
- What’s one piece of tech that’s made you more productive or saved your sanity?
- Do you have a top 5 list of recommended apps for your clients or industry?
- Is there technology that makes compliance easier for your industry?
- What’s a required task (like bookkeeping) that your clients may not enjoy that you can offer a solution to (check out Wave accounting)?
How I Overcome Obstacles
What process do you use when you run into an obstacle? How do you deal with it?
What type of support do you find most helpful when you’re dealing with obstacles?
Or, what obstacles do your clients most frequently run into? Can you choose one and offer a few tips to your readers to help them see how they can overcome it?
What I Do When I Fail
How do you pick yourself up and keep going after a failure? Public failure? Private failure?
Is there a client case study you can share of how together you as a team with the client turned around a failure into a big success?
Could you write about a big company or celebrity and break down either how they dealt with a failure beautifully and rebounded or offer some advice to them about how to do that?
If I Were My Mother I’d Tell Myself…
It’s the voice in your head. What’s it telling you about business, life, or chirping in the background?
Whether you want to give it a hug or ask it nicely to be a little quieter, it can inspire a range of blog posts from how to accept or ask for wisdom and guidance, to how to deal with those who don’t support your dreams.
What I Wish They’d Invent
What’s a “missing piece” for you or or clients that someone should invent? What’s the closest that’s out there today and how could it be improved?
What X Will Be Like In 10 Years
Predict a specific element of the future. You could write about your industry, or some element of it, and share how you think it will change and how best to prepare for that change.
Business Tools Worth the Money
What are some tools, services, etc you’ve invested in that were worth every penny?
You could create a “top 10” list, or review one or two on your blog.
Be sure to alert the company you’re recommending – they may share your post or use your testimonial if you give them permission.
My Favorite Free Tools/Resources
Have you run across cool free tools or resources your clients would love?
You could…
- Create a step by step guide of how to use one
- Shoot a quick screencast video to show how it works
- Make a checklist of free tools
If I Could Only Visit One Website Today…
You wake up and your computer and internet are restricted to ONE website for the day. Which would you choose?
If you could only use one website for a specific task (like to connect with potential clients, do research, etc), which one would that be?
Best Bumper Sticker I’ve Seen Lately
If I wrote a political blog, this one idea could be an endless source of inspiration!
What are some great (or not so great) bumper stickers you’ve seen, and why do you feel that way about them? What lessons or ideas there relate to your readers?
Search Pinterest, Amazon or Google Images to see what comes up, or just take a quick drive, and you might run into some that say things like…
- Question Authority (who are the authorities in your industry and are they right?)
- Practice Random Acts of Self-Kindess (how about writing on life balance and your thoughts around it?)
- If you can read this, you’re too close (got “safety” tips to share with your readers?)
How to Reinvent Yourself
We change and grow both personally and in business. How do you approach those times of reinvention? What ideas can you share with others who are in transition?
What types of transitions do your ideal readers/client struggle with? Could you write about some ways to make those transitions easier and faster?
A Product or Shift That Changed My Business
I used to code websites by hand in HTML. WordPress completely changed my business.
What big shifts or new products have changed things in your business or your industry? Why? Who were the winners and losers in the change? What’s coming next?
One Person I’m Glad I Met
Alive or historical, who’s made a difference for you and why? Share how you connected with the person and lessons you’ve learned from your relationship with them.
What Others Said
What quotes motivate, inspire or even anger you?
Blog about why and ask your readers to share their quotes.
Lessons I Learned Starting Out in Business
What lessons did you learn when you first went into business for yourself? What do you wish you’d known that would have made that curve easier?
Did you make mistakes that could have been avoided? Did you skyrocket to success in an area that you can explain how others can duplicate?
A Tale of Two Clients
You’ve had “perfect fit” clients… and you’ve had clients that were… not so perfect…
Blog about what makes a great client vs. not-so-great client. What characteristics do your ideal clients have that allow them to get great results in your programs?
How to Know You’re On The Right Path
What are those “road signs” to watch for to know when you’re on the right (or wrong) path that you can share?
How about a checklist for readers with 10 warning signs that they need to make a change because they’re headed right into a disaster?
Intuition and Business
Do you run your business or make decisions based on facts and numbers, your intuition, or a combination of both? Why or why not?
Is there a time you could share that intuition saved you from a disaster? Or you didn’t listen to your inner voice and disaster ensued?
Where to Find Support for Your Ambitions
Being an entrepreneur can be a big challenge and sometimes it can be lonely when others around you don’t understand. How do you deal with that? Where do you look for support? How have you learned to enlist others in providing the type of support you need (how do you get them “on board” with your dreams)
Who Are You and Why Do You Blog?
How about a post to introduce or re-introduce yourself to your readers. Share who you are, why you blog and what you enjoy most about blogging. You could share what prompted you to start your blog, too.
Lessons Learned in Tough Times
Write about a challenging time or circumstance you succeeded in spite of and how you got through it or where you found the strength to get past it.
Or twist this idea around, what’s the most difficult part of the journey your clients face? Write a post about how you’ve solved that challenge or survived it.
Create & Share a Quote Graphic
There must be millions of inspirational quote graphics. You can share these (or make your own) and then share a few of your own thoughts about the quote or idea.
Not the “inspirational” type? Don’t think you’ve got to write something motivational or inspiring. There are plenty of humorous and sarcastic quotes out there, too.
Here are some great places to find quotes:
- http://quotegarden.com
- http://quotelicious.com
- http://heartquotes.net
And think outside the box on this one — there’s more you can do with a quote style image than just quote someone famous. Check out this post for 6 Smart Ways to Use Branded Quote Graphics (and Easy, Quick Ways to Create Your Own).
Who Do You Admire & Why?
Pick a friend, family member, colleague, business, or whatever/whomever and write a blog post about the quality you most admire in them. Or write about the qualities you most admire in others or aspire to in your own life.
If you’re blogging for business, choose someone you consider an authority, mentor, or thought leader and share them with your readers. You could tell how you connected with them or why you’d recommend them.
Resolutions
Do you make resolutions? You could share why or why not. Or, share what’s worked for you in setting and achieving goals.
What I’d Do Differently if I Were (Insert Big Brand Here)
Be a backseat driver.
If you were in charge of a huge brand what would you do differently and why? What are they doing right that you love or appreciate?
The One Thing I Wish I’d Known Before…
You know that moment when you realize if you’d only known…
A few weeks ago I put together a portable closet. I was SO proud of myself (I am not a “handy” person and generally put things together in… creative… ways because I didn’t quite “get” the directions or couldn’t find the right tool) until I realized that I’d put it together in my living room instead of my bedroom and there was no easy way to get it through my hallway and around the necessary corners to put it where I wanted it. Oops. If I’d stopped to think that out a bit more…
What are some mistakes or oversights you might be able to save your readers from? Can you offer some wise words of “been there, done that, learned my lesson” advice?
The 5 or 10 Websites I Visit Most Often
Check out your bookmarks to find some great websites to share with your readers.
This can become multiple posts if you choose a theme for each:
- 5 best websites to find potential clients
- 3 websites that will teach you X
- 7 online tools to save you X hours a week
Things I’ve Learned on Twitter
What have you learned from your favorite social network? Can you share some big takeaways?
Maybe you’ve watched some companies do things right and can share those lessons? Or share some cautionary tales?
Share a Resource
Share a resource that you’ve found useful, like a website or book. Got a favorite recipe website? Craft site for family time? Gaming site? How about a book that made a difference for you or that you really enjoyed?
Share a Book Review
This one can work for any blog. For personal bloggers, review a book your readers would connect with. Maybe it’s a cookbook, a novel, or a non-fiction book like an autobiography. For business bloggers, choose a book that shows you keep up with your industry and it’ll help build your credibility.
A review doesn’t have to be long, so forget everything Mrs. Smith taught you in 5th grade. Just share what you learned or why you fell in love with the book.
This is a great opportunity to try video blogging, too. If you want to see me on camera reviewing a book, here you go: Are You Missing This Essential Ingredient for Success? or here’s another one: What to Do When You Don’t Feel Creative
For even more ideas on how you can leverage reviews on your blog, check out this post: 8 Ways Writing Reviews Can Get Your Blog Noticed & Make You Money.
One Piece of Advice
What’s a subject or activity you’ve got a lot of knowledge around?
If you were giving your 1 best tip to someone brand new to that subject or activity, what would you tell them?
What do you wish you’d known when you were new to the subject or activity?
First Jobs
What was the first job you held? Or, what was the first business venture you created? Have you shared that with your readers before? You could write about what you learned, what you loved, or how you got from there to where you’re at today.
Take a Survey
Find out more about your readers – set up a survey somewhere like Survey Monkey and introduce it with a link to the survey in your blog post.
You can create a research type survey for your business (what products do they use, colors they prefer, sizes, etc), or you could make it more of a fun, personal survey, or something in between.
Or, a fun twist on this is a one question survey where readers answer in the comments for an entry into a giveaway or chance to win a prize.
Your Ideal Reader or Client
Share with your readers who the perfect blog reader or ideal client for you is and why (what are their big goals and how do you help them achieve those). Invite your readers to share your blog with any friends or colleagues who fit the description.
For businesses, you might offer a description of who you work best with, or try profiling a client (with their permission) who’s been a great fit and got great results from your product or service.
Spy on the Bestseller’s List
Books can provide all sorts of inspiration for blog posts. How about these blog post ideas:
- share your favorite fictional character from a book
- create a “top 5” required reading list for your clients/industry
- write about the book you most remember reading as a child (anyone else love the Ramona Quimby series?)
- feature a book that taught you something or changed your perspective
- if you’re an author, highlight your own book
Hop over to Amazon.com and go to the best seller list — either the best sellers, or top sellers in a particular category that fits with your blog. You’ll find lots of inspiration just waiting for you.
Borrow a Page From Letterman and Go “Top Ten” Style
You can write this one in many different ways and it doesn’t necessarily have to be 10, just using a list format can get our brains thinking creatively sometimes.
You could share…
- Top 10 Reasons You Should (fill in the blank)
- Top 3 Reasons You Shouldn’t (fill in the blank)
- Top 5 Reasons I (fill in the blank)
- Top 5 Blogs You Should Be Reading
- The 7 Web Tools You Can’t Miss
- 5 Ways to Succeed at (fill in the blank)
- The 10 Coolest Places I’ve Visited
- 5 Blogs I Discovered Recently
- 10 Random Things About Me
- My 3 Favorite (fill in the blank)
A Bit of Online Window Shopping
For inspiration, go browse an interesting online retailer and see what pops into your head.
Here are some to try if you aren’t sure where to start:
- www.amazon.com
- www.thinkgeek.com
- www.etsy.com
- www.hyenacart.com
- www.indiebound.org
- www.soul-flower.com
“Pin”spiration
How about creating an image to share on your blog with a quote or a few thoughts?
Here’s a quick video showing how you can make your own, free: How to Make Image Quotes
Or, some even QUICKER ways to make these (and tips on how to use them to promote your blog or business): 6 Smart Ways to Use Custom Branded Image Quotes (And How to Create Them Quickly)
Reprint a Portion of Your Book or Ebook
Have you written a book or ebook? Pull out a portion or chapter that can stand alone and provide value. Be sure to let readers know that it’s an excerpt from your book or ebook and let them know how they can get their full copy.
Do Something Nice
How could you use your blog to do something nice for someone else?
- If you’ve been somewhere that had great customer service or products/services lately, why not write a review? If one particular employee was wonderful, send a link to the review to their employeer. Employeers often deal with complaints about employees, but most people don’t take time to stop and honor the ones who do their jobs well.
- Why not share a testimonial about someone you’ve worked with or a small business you’ve purchased from? Send it to them directly as well as posting on your blog.
- Put someone else in the spotlight. Is there another blogger who you’ve enjoyed connecting with or learned something from? Share a few links and let your readers know. This can be a great “round up” list post (just share 4, 5, or 6 links to recent posts on different blogs or websites that you’ve enjoyed with a little summary of each).
- Share a post about your favorite charity, how they make a difference, and how others can get involved.
What other ways can you do something nice for others with your blog?
What’s Working Now?
What’s something that’s working really well for your clients right now?
Create a blog post sharing that strategy or tactic and give a few tips to your readers to help them get started implementing it, too.
Childhood Teddy Bears
Brainstorming around a teddy bear in my office leads me to these ideas:
- Share a childhood story (my teddy bear was my best friend until I lost it in a store… my mother warned me not to bring it in but I did anyway…)
- Take a photo of your desk space and share it
- Talk about the things that “comfort” us as children (or as adults)
- Share what natural wildlife lives in your area (I live near bears)
What comes to your mind when you think about a teddy bear?
Or, choose a random item that’s on your desk or in your office space and brainstorm around it to see what ideas pop into your head.
Share a Great Video
Find a YouTube video or one from TED Talks that you like (and that would be interesting to your readers). Share it along with your own comments.
Here’s how to embed a TED Talk in a blog post.
Dear Abby…
Write your own advice column.
You can make up your own questions for this or invite subscribers to send you their questions.
Choose a question that you get asked frequently, or one that your customers should be asking and answer it.
Seasons
There are so many different things you could blog about around seasons. What season is it where you’re at? Do you love the current season or prefer another? What’s your favorite thing about the “season of life” you’re currently in? Or what “season” is your business in right now (start up, growing, established, etc)?
How about a video sharing what it’s like this time of the year in your area? I shared that on my YouTube channel last summer and sent it to my list as just a fun little “getting to know me” diversion. (Alaska’s Midnight Sun)
Create a Resource List
Brainstorm a topic your readers would be interested in and then offer a resource list. For example…
- If you sell cloth diapering products your readers most likely have young children, toddlers, or babies. How about a list of links to your favorite websites for fun activities to do with children?
- If you sell makeup or personal products you could do links to sites with makeup tips or spa day ideas.
- If you sell plastic food storage products you could do food saving tips lists or great recipe blogs.
- If you’re into social media you could list your favorite tools.
- Bloggers could list favorite posts or plugins.
Brainstorm a bit and you’ll come up with something fun and useful for your readers. If you get a large enough list of links, divide it into a part one and part two, and you’ve got your next two posts done!
Infographics Rock
Take a bit of a break from writing and share something fun like an infographic. You can find infographics about everything from marketing to The History of Doctor Who. Something for every blog!
Here’s where to start your search: https://michelleshaeffer.com/
Review a Product You Are an Affiliate For
Why not write a blog post and get paid for it? Are you an affiliate for any online marketers, online services, autoresponder programs, etc.
Be sure to use your affiliate link in your blog post (and let readers know you are an affiliate for the product/service you’re recommending).
Need something to recommend? Just look at what you’ve recently purchased and loved, then check to see if they’ve got an affiliate program.
Share Positive Feedback
Choose a product you’ve purchased and share your feedback about it. To make this super useful for your reader, also give them tips on how to get the best results or most out of the product.
If you purchased it from a smaller online business (like an Etsy or Hyena Cart shop) be sure to link to the seller — they’ll appreciate it.
Dreaming About Changing the World
If you could change something in the world, what would you choose to change? Share that with your readers. If you’re taking steps to make a difference, tell your readers how and invite them to join you.
You can use this several different ways. For a personal blog you might share something in your own family or town that you’re working to change or help with. For a business blog you could share your “big picture mission” or a social cause you’ve committed to.
A Photo Journal
Create a photo journal of your product process.
For example, if you’re a knitter, start with a photo of your yarn. Share where you got it, why you choose the colorway, and what you find inspirational about it. Then share a photo of your pattern and why you’re choosing to create that item from it. Take periodic photos as you work on the project and share some details. Then take a photo of the finished item and share your thoughts.
This allows your readers to really connect with your processes and appreciate the effort and passion that goes into each of your creations.
____ is like ____
Compare two unrelated things or tasks.
Might be how blogging is like cooking (I have no idea – you tell me), or how it’s not at all like cooking.
Some very interesting blog posts can come out of comparing two different things.
Take a Deep Breath
What do you do to relax and unwind? Share a few tips and strategies with your readers.
Or write about the hobbies you enjoy for relaxation.
Hot Topics!
What topics or posts have worked to get your readers talking?
Write about the 3 or 4 blog posts that you have received the most comments on. Were those comments positive or negative? Were the posts controversial? Is there a theme of some sort? Will you be writing more on that subject?
If your blog doesn’t have a post you’d consider “most popular” yet, then check out Facebook or Twitter to see what’s a hot topic and blog about that.
Your TV “Identity”
What TV show, sitcom, or movie is most like your life or your business and why?
Which character do you most identify with? What strengths do you admire in them?
If your team were the cast of a sitcom, who fills what roles, and how do you make that work in your business (team dynamics)?
If you were replaced tomorrow by (insert STAR here) what would he/she change in your business? Would it work?
Determination
Sometimes it just takes hanging on a little bit longer to reach a big achievement and we’ve got to push through the moments of discouragement that happen right before success.
What do you do to help you stay motivated and boost your determination?
Imagine the Future
What will your life/family/blog/business/town/state be like in 1 year? 5 years? 10 years?
Think it’ll be like the Jetsons? Or more like Star Trek?
What positive changes do you predict will happen?
Speaking of Dreams
Dreams can provide lots of blogging inspiration–both the sleeping kind and the awake kind.
What dreams did you have as child growing up? Have any come true? What dreams do you have for the future?
Share Your Top Five
Write a top 5 list.
What are your top 5 favorite TV shows, candy bars, or places to visit?
How about the top 5 lessons you’ve learned about a particular topic or from a specific experience?
A Pitch from Your Product (or Service)
Write a sales letter or interview from the perspective of your product (or service). For example, grab a photo of your favorite craft creation. Say it’s a gorgeous mermaid Waldorf doll. Now, from her perspective write what she’s looking for in an owner. Describe what an ideal play date for her would be, and who she’d like to snuggle to sleep.
If you’re a service provider then write from the perspective of an embodiment of your solution or give your computer or your process a personality you can write from. Explain why it wants to help and how it can be of service in delivering great end results.
Tell a Story
What kind of story could you share on your blog? True tales can be compelling. Pretend ones can be fun.
For a business, how about a parable of what happens when people make the biggest mistake you see your clients make, but wrapped in allegory?
Share Your Two Cents on the News
On any given day there are *thousands* of topics in the news. Share what you think about one of them.
You don’t have to get controversial or go into politics (unless you know that’s something that your niche would be drawn to and react well). Look at the business news, or one of the happy news sites for something inspirational to share.
The Best Dessert
What’s the best dessert you’ve ever eaten? If you’re a cook, share a photo of it on your blog! And share the recipe, too.
You could take this idea and talk about your favorite restaurant, cooking show, or something food related.
Or, you could go for allegory and talk about what the “icing on the cake” is for you in a particular experience, like the best customer service you’ve received, best gift you’ve purchased or received, etc.
Note: The “best dessert” prompt is one that Cathy Jennings from No Pressure Networking shared at an event I attended last year. If you’ve ever struggled with networking, go connect with her and get on her ezine list—she rocks.
An Evening at the Movies
How about sharing your favorite movie of all time and why you love it? Did it teach you a lesson, or just tickle your funny bone? Do you have a favorite fairy tale or fable?
Or, take a page from Copyblogger and try something like this: http://www.copyblogger.com/mesmerizing-marketing/
Not a movie or actor fan? I’m sure you’ve got some thoughts on Hollywood you could blog about. Or, just share what you or your family does instead of TV.
It’s Like Cookies and Milk
What goes great with your product or service? Brainstorm a list of what works with what you do, and then share it. Recommend other vendors or service providers. By introducing your readers to options that work with what you offer, you gain several benefits:
- you’re helping them find other useful services/products
- you’re building goodwill with the vendors/providers you refer to in your list
- you’ve associated your own business with others that will plant ideas in your customer’s heads and motivate them to use your particular item/service in connection with another item/service – and if they’ve already got the other they may decide they need yours, too
Share Some “Behind the Scenes” Photos
Let people in on your life with some photographs.
Of course your website includes photographs of your products or virtual images of your products, but how about some photos of your hometown, the wildlife or scenery near you?
Troubleshoot It
Consider the most common challenges your target market faces, around the product/service you deliver. Pick the top 3 or 5 and address them with the solutions. People appreciate problem solvers!
Or, what solutions have you found that worked well for you or your family? Do you have a great strategy for couponing, housekeeping, juggling kid activities, staying organized, communication with your spouse… or something else?
Celebration Lessons
At the last celebration you attended (wedding, birthday, etc) did you take away any lessons you could share? Anything interesting or funny happen?
Travel Back in Time
With the help of Wikipedia you can find all sorts of interesting things to write about based on the day in history. Just go to www.wikipedia.org and search for the date. For example, October 28…
- 1538 – The first university in the New World, the Universidad Santo Tomás de Aquino, is established.
- 1886 – In New York Harbor, President Grover Cleveland dedicates the Statue of Liberty.
- 1919 – The U.S. Congress passes the Volstead Act over President Woodrow Wilson‘s veto, paving the way for Prohibition to begin the following January.
- 1922 – March on Rome: Italian fascists led by Benito Mussolini march on Rome and take over the Italian government.
- 1942 – The Alaska Highway (Alcan Highway) is completed through Canada to Fairbanks, Alaska.
- 1948 – Swiss chemist Paul Müller is awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discovery of the insecticidal properties of DDT.
- 1962 – End of Cuban missile crisis: Nikita Khrushchev orders the removal of Soviet missiles from Cuba.
It’s also International Animation Day and the Day Czechoslovakia celebrates it’s independence as a country.
Be a Myth Buster
What is something that many people assume about your business, industry, geographical area, family/heritage, or religion?
Write a post about the assumption and whether it’s true or not. You could talk about why people make the assumption and then share facts to support or counter it.
Get it Out
Blog about whatever’s on your mind today. With the thousands of thoughts that go through our heads, I’m sure you’ve got one or two rattling around in there that’s worth sharing? Did something brighten your day today? Or do you need to rant about something?
Tip: do remember everything you write reflects on you (and your business if you’re an entrepreneur or small business owner).
Reprint an Article
Go to www.ezinearticles.com and search for a topic that your blog readers could use help with. Once you’ve found a good article, reprint it on your blog (be sure to keep it just as it was including the resource box at the end). At the beginning or end you can add a “Note from (your name here):” and explain what you found valuable about the article, any additional tips or thoughts you’ve got on the topic.
Here’s a step by step of the process I use to do this: https://michelleshaeffer.com/speedy-fast-blog-posts/2011/07/12/
Achieving a Goal
Share a celebration post! Blog about a goal you’ve achieved — the motivation, the challenges, and how you felt or what benefits came with reaching your goal.
What are the benefits for your readers or clients now that you’ve achieved this goal?
Monthly Wrap Up
Got a couple of favorite posts from this month? You could do a “wrap up” where you share those, and add a few of your favorite posts you’ve run across this month on other blogs.
Honor Those Who’ve Helped You
Contributed by Roy A. Ackerman, http://cerebrations.biz
One of the best blogging ideas, and a way to honor someone who made a difference in your life, who/why they helped you be who you are today.
Growth
Contributed by Nancy Hagan of Effective Day, http://effectiveday.com
Blog about the stages of growth to recognize as one progresses in the subject you offer: the newbie mindset, the intermediate, the sidetracked mindset, how you can recognize when you’ve “arrived”, how to stay fresh, not stagnant, etc. Help them step back and ponder so they can then go forward.
Learned by Experience
Contributed by Kimberly Losavio, Gypsy Treasures
Try sharing a personal experience that directly influences your decision processes about either continuing or closing up shop (quitting your business) and how you worked through it (advice, mentors, friends, family, etc.)
When I Grow Up…
Contributed by Melanie Kissell http://www.melaniekissell.com
If you had made a career out of whatever you were passionate about when you were ten… what would you be doing?
Humorous Happenings
Contributed by Leanne Chesser
Write a “humorous happenings” post. For personal bloggers, you could write about funny things your kids say or something funny you saw today. It could even turn into a series on your blog. For business bloggers, it could be a video blooper or something funny from your business.
Sounds Like a Blog Post!
Contributed by Lisa Rothstein, http://www.davincidilemma.com/
My co-author and I just got off the phone and now I have four new blog posts — every time I complained to her about a thorny business or creative problem she said, “Sounds like a blog post.”
So that’s my idea — blogging as therapy and problem-solving. Got an issue or pet peeve? Grousing about something? Ask yourself if it “Sounds like a blog post”. Andy Rooney made a 30+ year career out of it.
Listen To Yourself!
Contributed by Melanie Kissell, http://melaniekissell.com
Describe a moment when you ignored your intuition. What happened?
Or… I told you so! Write about a time you felt validated.
Historical Events
Contributed by Melanie Kissell, http://www.melaniekissell.com
If you could witness (or take part in) any event in history, what would it be? Why?
Kids Say the Darnest Things
Contributed by Benecia Ponder, http://www.beneciaponder.com/blog
Make a list of the unexpected lessons you’ve learned from the kids in your life and how you’ve applied them to your life.
Be Inspired By Someone’s Writing
Contributed by Linette Daniels, http://empoweringyouthforsuccess.com
Taking a book and writing your thoughts chapter by chapter will give lots of blog posts. Take your favorite poems or quotes and write your thoughts. Share what they mean to YOU.
Answer a Question
Contributed by Loralee Hutton, http://loraleehutton.com
Browse through your Facebook or email inbox and capture questions people have asked you, and your ready-made answers for a Q&A blog post.
Social Media Rocks… Most of the Time
Contributed by Sharlene Santana, http://socialbeejunkie.com
Share a story or a list of social media pet peeves. I know we’ve all got some. I personally hate when people use social media for personal arguments or feuds. No need to air out in social networks.
Still Need More Ideas?
Here are 50 easy places to find inspiration for your next blogging idea:
- Your Favorite News Website
- The News Website You Hate
- That Gossip Blog You’d Never Admit to Reading
- The Fansite for Your Favorite TV Show
- YouTube Random Search for a Random Word
- Your Blog RSS Reader
- Your Email Inbox
- Your Email Spam Folder
- The Stack of Magazines Hiding Somewhere in Your Office
- The Book You’re Currently Reading
- The Book You Bought But Haven’t Read Yet
- What’s Playing On Your iPod/MP3 Player
- The Last Advertising Billboard You Saw
- The Yellow Pages
- Your Local Newspaper
- The Items on Your To-Do List
- The Last Movie Your Kids Made You Watch
- TV Shows or Movies You’ve Watched
- The Celebrity That Drives You Crazy (Good or Bad Crazy)
- A Quotes Website like QuotesGarden
- Social Networking (Ask a Random Question)
- The Last Website that Linked to You
- The Comments Section of Your Blog
- The Items on Your Desk
- The View of Nature Through Your Window
- The 7 Wonders of the World (or whatever landmarks fascinate you)
- The Last Vacation/Trip You Took
- What’s Coming Up On Your Calendar
- The Catalog That Came in the Mail This Week
- Your Favorite Cereal Box
- The Sunday Comics
- Something That’s Changed Recently in Your Life
- Those Things That Never Seem to Change in Your Life
- Late Night Shows / Stand Up Comedy
- Your Favorite Recent Work Project
- The Last “Disaster” Project You Worked On
- Wikipedia
- Digg, Reddit or StumbleUpon
- Yahoo! Answers or Quora
- Facebook Groups
- Forums
- Clickbank or Lulu
- Amazon.com
- Billboards
- Flickr or Stock Photography Websites
- YouTube or Vimeo
- Library or Bookstore
- Your Vision Board
- EHow or Buzzle
- Blog Posts with Blog Post Ideas
Your Turn! Let’s Discuss…
Is your head buzzing with ideas? I hope so! I’d love to hear which of these sparked something for you.
What’s your favorite strategy or tool for getting inspired with ideas to write about?
And hey, if you found this useful, please do bookmark it and share with your friends and colleagues.
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Michelle, in the words of my granddaughter ‘”you out did yourself” with this post :-D With the content you shared here and in your other posts on this topic one should have blogging topics for years to come.
Lots of creative ideas. Thanks for sharing.
I plan to never have writer’s block again after this one! ;)
What a resourceful post Michelle. Anyone read this post won’t lack of ideas for content creation for years. Awesome as always!
Thanks, Okto!
This is definitely a keeper. I really like ther first two questions also: How can I make this post valuable for my readers? and Will this post create value for me? I’m going to refer back to this a lot. Keep up the great work. Love it!
Yep, such important questions, aren’t they? :)
Michelle, You never cease to amaze me with the various aspects of your business you’re able to dive into and shine, one of which is Blogging. This time you definitely over-delivered. Thank you. I for one will be bookmarking this post.
Much success in 2014!
Hey Yvonne, thanks for stopping by and for bookmarking the post.
WOWZERS!!
I’ve seen some marathon list posts in my day …
But this one takes the cake! No. The Blue Ribbon! :)
Thanks a heap for the mention, Michelle. Brought on a really big smile.
Yum… cake! :)
Thanks for always sharing great ideas, Melanie.
What a fantastic resource. As I was reading it, I kept thinking of all the time you must have put into it. Thank you.
As for other sources of inspiration, I find being really present in my day provides me with all sorts of content. When something strange or emotionally charged happens, I reflect on it and see if it has the making of a blog post.
For example, when someone cuts you off in traffic only to get stuck at the same red light that you did…there’s a post on patience, being respectful, letting go of the small stuff, etc.
This definitely wasn’t a 15 minutes post. :) But it’s meant to be a great resource for my readers, and that makes it worth the time.
Love your perspective. There are ideas everywhere when we stop and consider.
Thanks for commenting!
Michelle you have started with your best wine. Very useful info. We have no excuse for not blogging regularly this year. Thanks.
Hey Veronica, thanks! Haven’t heard that analogy in a while. :)
Wow, this is fantastic Michelle! Love it! A great resource that will be used again & again. Will be tweeting this out!
Thank you! :)
Thanks for sharing, Linda. I appreciate it. :)
Fabulous list! If we can’t figure out what to write about with this list, then I think there is nothing to write about at all. You absolutely amaze me as to what comes out of your head. Thanks, Michelle!
I’m often surprised at what comes out of my head, too. Ha ha!
Thanks for stopping by, Bea. :)
Wow, you are a treasure chest of great ideas! Again, wow. I am going to print out this post and have this at my side, within reach, at all times. Thank you so much! Wow. :)
Great idea, Jeanne. Then you’ll always have ideas to write about. :)
Michelle,
Great article! You gave me so many wonderful ideas, I almost couldn’t keep up with myself. You always offer so much value to us. Thank you .
Awesome, goal achieved! Thanks for reading and commenting, Ahja.
These are really great ideas. Thank you!
You’re welcome, Christopher.
Great list! I’ll share it on social media when it gets a bit later in the day and there will be more than 3 people listening :-).
Hey Shel, thanks for sharing. Much appreciated.
This is a fantastic resource. I’m a relatively new blogger and this will be enormously helpful in stoking the fires. I’ll share it on social media tonight. Thanks!
Thanks, Leslie, and I’m happy to help start that fire. :)
I knew I would love this post. I like all of these ideas. I didn’t know you had one of those melt-down moments too. It is where I am today (not the melt down but the fighting my way out to never be there again).
I found a great resource that generates title ideas for you. I did this for my niche and made it into a pdf giveaway for my readers. You can’t use all of them but they can spark great ideas. The site is tweakyourbiz.com/tools/title-generator/ Play around with it a bit using your keywords.
Wow, Michelle, you have been drinking LOTS of coffee recently?
I have no more excuses for not coming up with new ideas now. Keep up the great work here.
By the way, I loved the Pixlr tutorial a few days ago!
James
Hi Michelle,
This is a long term useful post for any blogger. And I can benefit from it again and again. I recently wrote a similar post about how to stay creative for your business.
I’ve always been a very artsy, creative type of person but when I started to write I found it difficult to transfer my creativity into a piece of writing. I’m still learning more everyday. The message I wanted my readers to take away was to always keep your mind, eyes and ears open. Take everything in.
Now I could properly be stuck in a white room and create a post about it! I’m also lucky enough to have two very active children who don’t stop talking and provide me with a mountain of ideas!
My favorite is “sounds like a post”. This will feed my creative bug just a bit more.
This post is a definite bookmark and share. Amazing dedication and hard work!
Thanks. Naomi
This is quite a long list, huh. But I surely got a lot of important things and reminders here. Thanks a lot for sharing this.
Great ideas! This will keep my creative juices flowing for some time. These blog post ideas are great and are a great help! Thanks!
So many wonderful ideas. I really like Melanie’s suggestion about “what were you passionate about at age 10?” I was in a school play and loved the singing, acting & dancing.
I still dance (having participated in “Dancing with Boulder Stars” and going to an exercise/dance class), but mostly sing in the car (or when no one is really listening) and don’t do any acting any more.
Always appreciate your helpful and creative ideas my friend.
Thanks.
:)
D
P.S. Here’s an idea as the result of my recent trip: Write about experiences you had (such as flight delays/cancellations) and how the airlines dealt with their customer service (and how it might apply to your biz).
I’m lost now, because is too much good ideas(sometimes less is better:)) anyway, very good and useful article.
I completely agree with you.
Holy cow, what a “marathon post”! It took me 30 minutes to read (which is a good thing). Where do you get your ideas from? I once wrote a post like this for my niche market and it took me days and only came out at 1400 words.
Your point “Do something nice” reminds me of a time when I ate a restaurant and loved their branding so much that I wrote a blog post about it. A few weeks later the designer contacted me. We hit it off and I ended up interviewing him on my blog. We are still friends to this day.
Thats really a gr8 idea.. Thank you..
i bookmarked this post,thanx for sharing.
Fantastic ideas here – thanks for putting this together. One idea I often use which I don’t see here is to do a search on an image site for different concepts and see what inspiration pops up. For example my site is on relationships but I might search for “funny” or “joy” or “superwoman” or “stress”.
Hi, Michelle
A big yet great list you got here.
What I do is I create a mind map with a single idea and it doesn’t take long to get tens of ideas from it and hundreds of ideas from these tens of ideas.
But the list you got here have some interesting ideas.
Thanks for the post!
Nice and very informative post
You always amaze me with your post. It has lots and lots of information. The ideas you mentioned are very helpful to each and every one reading this post.
I really lied some points like interview a friend, technology i cannot live with, 5 books you need to read, an evening at the movies, celebration lessons, starting up business lessons.etc
There are many more interesting ideas i like. It is true that any person who would follow this post need not have to look or search idea for a longer time now.
Thank you for sharing.
Love the list, thanks for sharing this amazing article.
Hi, I’m from Vietnam and I feel very excited with your article.
In my country, we usually use the writings of major newspapers and posted on my website. With your sharing, I think I’ve found a new way to find ideas for their own.
Thanks :)
Thanks for the great post. A ton of useful information. I will surely be sharing this one.
Wow, this is fantastic Michelle! Love it! A great resource that will be used again & again. Will be tweeting this out! Thanks for putting this together. One idea I often use which I don’t see here is to do a search on an image site for different concepts and see what inspiration pops up.
Good ideas for thing to write about. Provoking stuff always gets readers most of how will not agree, but at least it’s read. And posts that in some way “exploits” the private life is popular too.
Michelle,
Thanks for the post. This post is very useful and helpful for bloggers.I’ll bookmark this post…
Hi Michelle Shaeffer,
Thanks for sharing superb article about tips to create best blog post for a business. This is very useful information for online bloggers. Keep it up such a wonderful posting like this.
Regards,
Wyatt Hunter,
Billing Gurus.
A great post with such a huge amounts of ideas for our blog. Thanks a lot for providing such a great tips,so as to provide such a great list of tips. I will surely follow each and every tip of your, thanks a lot.
Nice information ! This post really covers the topic and I learned many new things about post ideas here. Thanks again for helping me out in my queries.
Keep good work going
Vishal
Hi Michelle,
This content indicates how wonderful you are. When I saw the title, I though the content can meet up with the promise it makes.
I’m particularly amazed with time you take and patience to have come up with this post.
I must confess to you no one will use this content idea strategies and ever be stuck when updating her/his blog post.
Thanks for sharing
Really great resource . Got more ideas i read it more than 3 times. ofcourse i bookmarked it too and i suggest this article to my friend bloggers too. Thank you for the amazing tips
Nice Job
this blog is really helpful for us, specially 50 Places to Find Inspiration
Some wonderful ideas you have here, Michelle! I can’t believe I have all these experiences and ideas with me. Thanks for helping me with that. Great article, Michelle. More power to your blog!
great ideas
i have watch this article completely and really you have clear in the above article
This is first visit to your blog and i quite impress after watching article of yours
Hi Michelle,
Thanks for sharing these awesome Business blog ideas. I am trying to setup a blog for my business portal. Hope it does a good job.
Wonderful post Michelle!! If I am not motivated to blog after this my pulse must have stopped. LOL…great ideas to keep me going through summer and beyond on my own blog and that of clients. Will share this during an upcoming talk I’ll be giving to local biz owners July 10. Best wishes!! Jenelle
Hi Michelle,
I’m not a craft person but your course gave me a LOT of useful tips! Wow, this has changed my whole outlook. There are so many things I need to put into place, so
thank you!
Hey Michelle
Awesome Post. It is very useful for me to create new blogs. Thanks for sharing this
Great ideas – I will definitely be utilizing this tip sheet from now on.
This is probably one of the better lists I’ve seen – good job. Typically, lists are usually general market niches such as travel, home improvement, food, and so on. I’ve always been one to advise others that you have to find a “niche within a niche.” This is the only way you’ll get past the saturated market issue. Definitely bookmarked for future reference!
Hey Michelle! Thanks a lot for the great ideas~ amazing list.
Hey Michelle
I always loved your blog, but this post really blows everything else out of the water. So much value!!! I look forward to checking out all your other latest posts.
Dave
Well you have mentioned a whole lot of ideas. A newbie can even make a complete blog on these topics :) The readers certainly wants to know who you are and I think writing about yourself is very important. So introduction post it must. This way you can get to know each other and build a healthy relationship which is very important in blogging.
Man, that list could go on forever. I do like it though. Thanks!
thanks for this post and very good
Great post writing advice. Lists like the one you have provided help take the edge off writing blog posts. Lists like this also help stimulate critical tinkling. Thanks for thinking of others.
just love it. each idea is unique and simple to apply. i just started blogging and surely this blog post will help me out. thanks a lot for helping me and other bloggers there.
Hi
Excellent post in which you provide a huge detail, Through this every one can get some useful ideas regarding content writing.
Thanks for sharing such an excellent post.
Hi, that’s really inspired every bloggers to blogging. I think people here agreed with me.
Keep post like this! :)
Regards,
Jeffry
Great tips. This gonna be a big help to those beginners in creating business blog post. Looking forward for more articles of you. Really thanks.
I’ve been a follower of yours for quite some time. These are some fabulous and creative ideas that I can implement in my writing. Thanks for sharing and well done once again on a great and helpful article!
Jan
Hi Michelle, This is an Amazing idea Great post writing advice. Thank you for your clear directions forward and your encouraging affirmations. It is a good way to improve our audience and engagement with our readers.
A tonne of ideas here! Now there is absolutely no excuse to get blogging. (And I might steal a few ideas myself – ha).
Thank for the POst, very worthy information is shared, Thanks again!
What I love to do is find a quote that I like, and build a theme around it, and collect quotes that convey a similar message or feeling. This creates a very good outline for a impactful post.
Hi Michelle,
Thanks for providing informative post. These ideas really helpful for me and other also too. I’ll implement these ideas for my blogging site.
That a great list to brainstorm with. Very creative as well.
Thanks for sharing….Some ideas seem to be silly, but if used correctly, even they too give a good inspiration for writing. Thanks once again.
What the complete guide. Thank you for the guide. I get more than what I want to find. Thank you
That was alot to get through, really could have made that in 2 parts!!!!
Thank you for sharing some great ideas, some of course had been around a while but still may be new to others :)
Your tips are truly awesome… I was searching for such ideas..
And that’s the thing which i was searching for…
Thanks for Sharing such tips…
Wanted to drop you a line, I like reading blogs I run across on the web.
Some I read are about SEO, writing, general contracting, and even health and nutrition.
I cannot even tell you where I came across yours, but I wanted to let you know I enjoyed it.
Thanks;
Kristina
I still have your list of 50 ideas from 3 years ago—looks like you’ve expanded quite well! I’m definitely going to share this with my clients who I am encouraging to blog. And I’ll keep it handy for myself too. Thanks so much, Michele, for more than enough ideas to keep us well stocked.
Very detailed and informative post, Thanks for sharing this…
Wow what an incredibly detailed list of ideas, I love it! How I find ideas is I like to click around on reddit and find a relevant subreddit, then I find posts with lots of comments since that means it’s relevant to many users. I then use that topic as a blog post
Really cool idea! I love your style! I’ll keep visiting! Great post! Storage St John’s Ltd.
Superb ideas really helpful for me
Thanks For sharing keep up it
Wow that’s one of the longest lists I’ve ever seen on the topic. Forget that, it’s the longest.
I just bookmarked your post.
I went through the 20-30 first ideas and already had some great new blog posts ideas coming to my mind. I usually find inspiration everywhere but that’s an impressive package of inspiration in one place :D.
I can’t wait to experiment with some of those ideas.
Liked this post :)
Holi SMS
Wow Michelle. I just found your blog for the first time and I am overwhelmed with the amount of content you have here. Where should I start?
I am new to blogging, but know the basics for sure. I will continue browsing your site. Awesome work, thanks.
Thank you very much. for giving me a good idea. As new blogger I have same your all tips on my computer I hope really its will be very inspiration for me.
This is one of the most indepth articles on a blog I have seen for a while. I run a small furniture removal company and am always looking for new ideas for the blog. The resource list is a good idea, as will save time when writing articles in the future and I do have to start getting into Pinterest more in the future. Cheers and thanks for the article, back to writing.
A good list of blog post ideas to me to learn and think about. After it, I sure I will have more great articles.
The resource list is a good idea, as will save time when writing articles in the future and I do have to start getting into Pinterest more in the future. Thank you!
What a great article for post ideas. There’s a bunch on here I had not thought of but will now add to my arsenal for writing great content. I like the self interview one. Clever!
Heyya.. A good list of blog post ideas to me to learn and think about. After it, I sure I will have more great articles.
All very good questions to ask oneself before writing anything, whether it is a blog post, poem or book. Thank you for posting the 103 ideas file. That will come in very handy, as I have just barely begun the pre-writing for a book I wish to write.
Thanks for the exhaustive list of business post ideas. Will be helpful in my new business blog.
Really helpful post for me that I am finding ….
It will help me to build up my business post write perfectly.
Thanks a ton.
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Great source of inspiration and post ideas. :) Thank you for sharing!
Ben
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It will help me to build up my business post write perfectly.
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