Blog About This! Ebook

"When You Don't Know What to Blog About, - Blog About This!"

"That's it!" I thought. "I'm done. I can't think of anything else to write about."

This is the worst thing that can happen to you if your entire empire is built on words. In addition to being one of most widely published authors of free content this year, I'm also a published, award-winning poet.

If I can get writer's block, anyone can. The question is - what are you going to do about it? Are you going to sit there and squander the possibility that you might get passed over by the search engine spiders because you didn't make your updates during that crucial first six weeks of blogging?

Or even more importantly, lose the spot your frequent blogging got you because you were without words for a week?

Or are you going to grab your pen and write yourself a fortune?

I don't know about you, but I can't afford to let writer's block stop me. The Googlebot is at my site every day looking for fresh content and updates. Every time I can use my blog and RSS feed to bring a client back to my site I'm that much closer to a sale.

If I can't think of something to blog about, I know I won't be able to think of something to write an article about for more traffic, and I sure won't be able to start my next book or ebook.

Since frequent business blogging is becoming so critical to the success of a web site, I decided that I had to make it work, no matter what I felt like that day. Something had to be written, and in more than one blog most of the time.

So I did what many scholars do when they have to pass with flying colors.

I decided to make a cheat sheet.

That's right, not only did I

• make myself exercises to jog my memory,
• put together 75 topics appropriate for almost any site to blog about,
• create topics I can slightly alter and re-use over and over find a way to make each one relevant to multiple blogs
• ask open-ended questions whose answers work on any of my blogs for more content.
• innovate techniques that can me blogging even at my most stumped

I expanded them so that you can use them too.

Mix and match them. Cut and paste questions to use as subject lines and use your personal answer as the post. Take the same topic, and with slight changes, post similar content to multiple blogs. Recycle old site content that never gets clicked.

These blog topics are guaranteed to help you write content that gets your audience reading your blog. I don't care if you sell cat bowties or used fingernail clippings. There's something in here for everyone.

If they can't get you thinking, contact me and I'll schedule a day to blog at your site for you. I couldn't make that guarantee if I wasn't 100% sure this book will help you.