Running out of Content Ideas? Don't Worry, there is a Solution!

bykiliwia62

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Updated 8 years ago

Running out of content ideas sometimes is a given. Everyone will have this so called "Writer's Block".

But, there is a solution and I will show you how I'm doing it.

Let's face it, we all do know it so very well that "content is King" and it is true, no questions asked. It is also true, though, that no one will always produce a daily new content.

Yes, in the beginning, we all do that. We are new to it, we do have "only" one website to attend to and so forth. It is manageable.

But, again, with time a new website gets added and perhaps another one soon thereafter, at least this was the case for me.

And let's face it also, you don't won't spend each and every day the same amount of time for each website, just not possible, especially when you still have to work outside from home most of the day.

And even though, you are writing shorter posts, let's say, not more than 500 words or less, it is still time consuming, spending perhaps an hour or so.

Now, multiply this 2x or 3x, some members even have more than 3 websites to look after.

So, there is just not enough time in the day to do everything by the book, as we have been taught. Again, it is working when you only have to do one website.

Now what? There you have a website or more and you can't produce new content because your brain has decided NOPE, not interested to spend my cells on your crap.

Bad brain, right?

Well, there is a solution to get around this uncooperative villain of yours and the magic word is "Editing".

When you have done everything you have been taught here at WA so far, you will have created quite a few pages and certainly lots of posts. Right? I sure hope so.

So here is what you can do.

You go through your pages and posts, one after another and look it through, do some text editing, exchange an image or two and don't forget to edit the submission date.

Voila a new page/post has been created.

Another tip of mine is called video. Since I love doing it, it sure becomes more and more second nature to me.

So, if you are not afraid of doing some videos, here is what I do:

1) If you have a rich and high word count page or post, make a short video about its content and certainly refer the visitor to your article if they want to read more. Embed the video on top of your page or post.

2) If you do create a brand new "content video", let's say with power point slides and you also do the narrating, here is an idea. Why not also create a separate post to this video?

You also can embed this video into the post too.

Voila, another great, new "content post" has being created.

No more fear of this awful writer's block of yours and since you have already lots of pages and posts to look after, this certainly will take awhile to go through.

You are welcome :)