Where do you get your daily content

That would be ideal or using Google Alerts which is often recommended.

I am sometimes writing 5 or more articles a day to satisfy my visitors.

There are lots of ways to do this... Here are some suggestions I can offer you:

1. Hire someone (article writer) at oDesk to do this on an hourly bases.
2. Grab a curating software like curationsoft... This will make the process easier and faster.

Hire a writer like myself and the other good people here through the Warriors for Hire section.

You can use PLR articles.

As somebody already suggested, Google alerts is a very good place to get daily content.

Set up alerts for your niche and then curate the content that you find on a daily basis.

It's by far the easiest way to add content to your site and you will get tons of ideas on a daily basis... as long as your niche is not so tiny that only you are interested in it

Steve

I use Google Alerts. If there is a "source" for what you're working in Subscribe to all their feeds too. This would be like being aware of all Apple updates, regardless of where they're posted. If there is something worth reporting on, or that you can really leverage, it helps to be aware of it the moment it happens. For that, got to the source.

Visit sites from your competitors to review content and learn what they are doing to stand out. Read press releases to stay on top of recent events and relevant trends in your niche. Try some of these sites to compare what others are doing successfully:
magazines.com
alltop.com
prweb.com/recentnews

Honestly rather than getting content from others, just spend some time really talking about what you think is important, and make it interesting and interactive some how. Always have content that engages your customers/visitors.

Hire quality writer to write articles and other content for your clients, but keep in mind before hiring, writer should expert to produce unique content reliably and quickly.

I usually create my own daily content.

Write it or outsource the writing. Don't copy.

Personally i use rss bandit - free RSS reader.

Spend about an hour finding sites that publish content you like in your niche, grab their RSS feeds, and put them in RSS bandit.

Then each morning (ideally with a strong coffee!) I fire up the RSS reader, click are share any interesting posts.

Couple that with using something like hootsuite (again, has a free version!), and you can schedule enough social shares/tweets etc for a a good day or so.

I tend to do that each day, or for 2 days, with interesting industry stuff, then every so often fire-up hootsuite and check for any mentions, DMs or personal interactions, and respond to them.

Works well for me

For your blog - keep up to date with industry news & changes, and write your own thoughts on industry news/changes etc.

Also, grab yourself a calendar (download a free MS Word template at least!), and print it out.

Next, sit down and think about your readers... What topics are they interested in? - Try to get at least 6 topics!

Next, for EACH topic, think what problems your readers may have - what do they struggle with? What advice could they benefit from? - Try to get at least 3 or 4 ideas for each of the 6 topics

So now you have 6 topics, and at least 3 or 4 needs for each topic

For each topic, look at the list of 3 or 4 needs again - could you write a post about each of those 3 or 4 needs? Or, perhaps a single post that covers 2 or more of those needs?

Even if you can only come up with 4 topics, and 4 needs for each topic, at worse case 4 needs should be able to be turned into 2 decent blog posts (with images, ideally!).

So that makes 4 topics, each with 2 posts = 8 posts minimum.

So, you have regular posts that I mentioned first - comments on changes to the industry, etc.

Then, you have 8 posts focusing on the needs of your visitor...

Remember that calendar you printed out? Cool! - well now grab it, and space those 8 'visitor needs' posts out, 1 per week for 8 weeks.

Next, add 2 news posts per week to the calendar - 1 either side of the 'visitor needs' post.

There you have it! - 3 posts per week planned, for 8 weeks! (2 industry news/commentary ones, and 1 in-depth advice post relating to your visitors need!)

For an extra kick, when writing your 'visitor needs' posts, head over to topsy and try to find subjects relating to your posts that people are talking about on the social channels - should give you more ideas on how to make the post better

Just my thoughts - hope it helps!

Try oDesk or Elance, Find some one great within your budget and build a long term relationship.

You can hire me. I am a native English writer and can write on any subject. Call me at (512)853-0125
Thanks, Daniel

I write a lot and I write about what I am passionate about.

I will buy content from various people here ..so better to concentrate on most of the forums!

Thank you guys this is informative