Yes. What I try to do is research my topic, find a handful of good articles on the subject, and reference those articles. I tell the reader about the progress being made on the subject and generally summarize the articles I find. I provide a clickable link to the articles and tell the reader they can read that article in full by clicking on the clickable link I created.

I never actually quote anything in the articles and definitely don't plagiarize, I only point to them as a reference.

Many times these articles are very helpful and other people may or may not do that kind of research.

As we write like this we can add our own personal story of how we have just found this topic, which is what I have done with essential oils. If we have long experience with a given topic but are now finding a better approach we can include that along with a story of our own.

I think we have to remember that we have our own uniqueness that can be applied along with the information we find. Doing this gives us plenty to write about.

I hope this helps because it's the best way I know how to do things. I am about to start course 5 on content creation, so if I learn to approach writing better I will certainly let you know.

Don't doubt yourself. You have plenty to offer. You can also guide your reader to other solid information, though, I think while providing your own story.

With respect,
Scott Moore

Just like David's comment, I approach this by breaking the topic into multiple posts. This can be a very good thing since you have enough material to write long posts and have multiple posts all related that can be internally linked to one another.

For example, I am writing about magnesium deficiency. I wrote about causes in one post. I will write about symptoms in one post and about types of supplements in a third post. All three will have internal links to each of the others.

Part of the reason I am doing it this way is because there were good keywords for all three. Let the keywords guide you.

Break it up into little bite-sized chunks.
Have a structure or outline for writing and follow it. That's it! Content - How to write great content. All the best!
David

Try to do list articles like "10 ways to..." or step by step ones like "how to do.... step by step" they give a structure to your articles (like templates)

It's like going from an headline and doing an outline or 5 or more points from that headline.

I don't know if it helps

Sometimes you just have to walk away for 10 or 15 minutes and think about something else for a little while. When you come back you may have a different perspective and be able to sort through everything see it with different eyes. That's what I do when it just gets to be too much info.

Write first, research after. Writers fall into this same trap all the time. If you research after you can select the relevant information and improve your article. If you research before...this is what happens. You can do multiple posts exploring the same topic in depth/from different angles. 3-4 hours of research can give you enough ideas for 12 articles if you narrow down the topic of your posts.

Hi Haroda
I understand you i passed such stressfull some but you know what to do ? let me share you some advices if it helps you out ! who knows , look go & just repeat some lessons of about how writting the blogs and give some times to your self ,let me tell you what helps alot visiting WA friends Profiles, , web sites and readings their blogs and articles, appriciating their works etc...so then first you will give some rest for your self and it will help you to see things in different way, why not learning some helpfull ideas that helps your blog too so,yess do that and you will see.

Hi Haroda~
I totally understand. I am somewhat going thru the same dilemma. Just spent 1 day working out my thoughts for an article. Didn't type anything until I had it outlined by hand on a note pad......I'm old school, it's easier for me that way. Now I'm typing it on my word pad to see what it's going to look like.......will transfer it later to SiteContent. The broad/narrow problem can be solved with the keywords......long tail, good traffic, low competition. I think it will get easier.......just need to keep going and work through it.

Wayne

Today I was in the same loop. Was right now thinking the same as you are writing. What I did wrong ? I was not consequent on following an idea completely, but jumping from one idea to the next to the next keyword, to the next research ... . When this happens, I am very quickly disappearing under the flow of informations and then I begin to comment some other websites and in a way stop working on mine.
I have to focuss on baby step, stop thinking that it is too slow with regards to the amount of work and the little time to do it.
This is not a response to your question, but I hope encouraging for you to know you are not the only one....

It's great to have that much content. So break it down into smaller bites. Perhaps do some keyword research for longer tail keywords that would fit some of those additional articles. You did not waste time. Instead you found even more opportunities in your niche. You just have to figure out how to put them to use.