10 Ways To Generate New Articles
Ideas And Topics
by Ken Hill
1. Brainstorm for new ideas.
Add your brainstormed ideas to an idea file that you can go back to
when you are stuck for a topic.
Also add ideas you get from other sources into this file so that you'll
always have a fresh source of inspiration.
2. Visit forums and message boards.
Look for an interesting topic or thread in the posts that you can turn
into a new article.
3. Check out newspapers and news programs.
Depending on what you like to write about, you could find some new hot
topics.
4. Subscribe to e-zines that reach your target audience.
You'll be able to get new, relevant information that could spark an
idea for an article.
5. Review your own articles.
Keep your eyes open for things that you touch on in your articles that
you could expand into a full article.
Also look for ways to further educate your readers on the topics that
you've written about in the past.
6. Read other people's articles.
You could look over the submissions to article announcement lists and
article directories, or you could visit a site that has articles you enjoy
reading.
You might be able to come up with an original slant that the other author
didn't cover in her article or a topic that you could research for your
next article.
7. Use questions you get from your subscribers, visitors, or customers
for ideas.
Questions that you get on a regular basis can be an excellent source
of new ideas and topics that will appeal to your target audience.
8. Go to a seminar or marketing conference.
In addition, to finding more new article topics, you'll be able to learn
new things and gain more contacts.
9. Conduct an interview.
You'll be able to get a new article from the interview itself.
The person you interview could also bring up things in their responses
that you could do some research on for a new article.
10. Run a survey.
Ask your participants what topics they're interested in learning more
about in your e-zine or on your site, and you'll be able to get more new
ideas and topics.
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