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Use These 7 Ideas and You Will Never Suffer From Blog Block Again Guaranteed!
Is this you? It has been 3 or 4 days since you updated Your Blog. You know you need to make a Blog entry but you suffer from the Dreaded Blog Block. Here are 7 things you can write about so you will never suffer from Blog Block Again 1 - Write An Article Do you have an Article handy that you wrote before? Have you been meaning to write that article but still haven't gotten around to it. Maybe now you should. Need a topic for that article just ask yourself some of these questions
2 - Someone Else's Article. Also known ass OPC (Other People's Content) Just go to an Article Directory and Find an Article related to your Blog. Have an opening sentence or 2 why you chose the article and a closing paragraph with related link to one of your web pages 3 - A Blurb about one of your web pages. A Short 3 or 4 line Summary about your web page and then direct them to your link for more information. 4 - A Quick Tip A Tip is something that is too short to qualify as an article but important enough to deserve a Blog Entry. If you are a Gardner you may write a short 2 to 10 Line Tip on the best way to keep the rabbits from eating your Carrots. 5 - A Review of your Website This is a fantastic way to draw attention to your web site. Write a review of your web site. Gloss over the Weak Spots Brag about the good points. (Just don't over do it) 6 - A Review of your Blog If you have more then one blog then see Step 5 and write a review of your other Blog or even a post in your other blog 7 - Coming Attractions It's 3am you have a great Idea for an Article but you just don't feel like writing it now. Create a Blcg entry stating that you will write the article Shortly with a brief summary of the Article. This gives you something to write about now and ensures you don't forget to write the full article later. Here are a few Bonus Ideas to ensure you never suffer from Blog Block.
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