Blogging Topics

How many articles do you have now? I can think of tons of jewelry related topics and I'm not even that interested in jewelry.

What research have you done yourself?

Mark

Us telling you what niche to find is not a good way to go about it. It would be irrelevant in many rspects.

You need to ask yourself what are you interest, expertise, and topics that you know enough about to help others with. Do that first.

- Robert

Here are four really simple but effective strategies:

1- Go to Amazon "books" and "Kindle." Pick out several topics that apply to your marketplace - jewelry, fashion, etc. Now dig down into those topics and review the best selling books. Look at their titles and table of contents. You should get hundreds (if not thousands) of ideas for potential topics that you can blog about.

2- Do a Google search on your best keyword phrases. Notice the top search results and visit the web sites that are ranking the highest. Visit their home page and notice the topics that they discuss or that are in their menus. Obviously, you should not copy what they write but you should be able to get hundreds of ideas for unique topics.

3- Use your favorite keyword tool. (Google Adwords Keyword Planner is just one free alternative). Do searches on all your top keyword phrases and notice the results that are returned. You should get many, many new keyword phrases that could each become the topic of a new post.

4- Visit the top blogs, forums, and authority sites in your niche. Review their posts, articles, newsletters, and any other content. Pick out the best ones, the controversial ones, the ones that are most popular, etc. Now in your own blog posts, mention the controversy, or the thesis of the article, or the conclusions the writer came to . . . and comment on those thoughts. In essence, do a review and your own "take" on what others are saying in your niche. Again, this should yield many, many timely topics for you to write about.

The options and alternatives for blog content are endless . . . really!

I have a very difficult time believing anyone would say this: "I've covered almost all related topics for Blogging." It suggests that you want topics handed to you by someone else which tells me you will struggle mightily in your business.

Steve

Did you do research on adwords and google to review common searches?

I am sure that whatever you have gathered now is sufficient enough to start making money to your site. Once you start getting customers, let them tell you some of the things that they would like to see you offer on your site. But don't be delayed by "more topics". Get out there and start selling now.

Riffing on one of Steve's suggestions, go to Amazon and find books on your topics. Read the reviews and look for unanswered questions. Answer them on your blog. Do the same with Q&A sites like Quora.

Another strategy is the "Pebble in the Pond" strategy. If you throw a pebble into a pond of water, you get a series of ever-larger rings. For your use, the innermost ring is topics directly related to your products. The next ring is slightly larger. This would be topics related to your products, but not directly addressing them. And so on...

Using jewelry as an example:

> Ring one - "how to read diamond descriptions"
> Ring two - "top 5 engagement ring settings of 2017"
> Ring three - "creative ways to propose"
> ????

Everybody here has offered gems Naseem. Pun intended.

You have some excellent practical tips. I'll toss in my mindset/energy tip which helps me write 4-6 guest posts daily on the blogging tips niche; meditate.

Meditate for 5 to 10 minutes daily. Add a few minutes each week. This practice expands your awareness, literally dissolving writer's block so you find new sources of ideas for your jewelry blog....new sources, aka, all the inspired advice you see here plus the unlimited ideas that reside out there, offline and in cyber space.

Ryan

how many articles do you have now. You say you have covered all the related topics in your niche

al

How many articles do you have?
Keep in mind just because you've written an article on a topic, it doesn't mean you can't write another on the same topic with different content or different info.

You could also expand into other related areas such as celebrities wearing jewellery, jewellery storage boxes, etc

You can use google alert to find any new topic that is under your niche or whatever you are searching for. every time if there is something new related to the topic google will save the content for you. i also use this to add more content to my blog.

Thanks for sharing this useful information

Do a long tail keyword research, write on the topics related to the keywords.