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Content That Actually Soves A Problem (Red Widgets)

by justlukeyou
4 replies
Hi,

I am trying to best to improve my content but I am failing to understand what "content that solves a problem" means.

Could this be...

How To Purchase Cheap Red Widgets
How To Choose A Red Widgets
How To Purchase Half Price Red Widgets
How To Invest In Red Widgets
How To Maintain Red Widgets
How To Store Red Widgets

Are these typical titles of articles that solve problems or am I misunderstanding the whole concept of "content that solve a problem".
#content #problem #red #soves #widgets
  • Profile picture of the author vk3
    Hey man,

    It sounds like you're thinking too hard about this - solving problems comes down to helping the visitor, period; those titles would work fine.

    Taking the "How To Purchase Half Price Red Widgets" title as an example... if you actually help them understand how to find the red widgets for half price, that's solving their problem - you got it.
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    • Profile picture of the author justlukeyou
      Cheers mate, these are improvements on my older titles and ideas. When I tried IM two years ago I was just focusing on keywords because that was the advice I was given from many people. No I am trying to focus on great content.

      The problem is my site is 99% complete. Just stuck on fully populating it.

      Wish I could get cracking marketing it! Very frustated.
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    • Profile picture of the author ae2080
      Those titles are fine, but like vk3 said you are looking way to deep into this. Provide value in your articles and then you will be solving someones problem.

      When you are writing your articles, write like you are explaining how to do something to yourself. If your reader is more knowledgeable after they read your article then you have provided value.
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      • Profile picture of the author justlukeyou
        Originally Posted by ae2080 View Post

        Those titles are fine, but like vk3 said you are looking way to deep into this. Provide value in your articles and then you will be solving someones problem.

        When you are writing your articles, write like you are explaining how to do something to yourself. If your reader is more knowledgeable after they read your article then you have provided value.
        Thanks,

        I have been looking for the best words to use such as "we recommend".

        I'm panicing because I dont want to fail. The last time I tried IM I was only making $100 a month. My target is $500.00 to top up my salary selling furniture in the UK.
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