15 Actionable Shortcuts to Find Proven Blog Post Ideas [Infographic]

Andrew Warner — January 9, 2017 Follow @CopyWarner

The competition online is becoming more and more fierce.

With more than 2 million blog posts created everyday, it pretty easy for your content to get lost in a sea of forgettable content, isn’t it?

But here’s the thing:

There are many factors that contributes to the success of your content. And content promotion is at the top of that list.

But before you can even get to that stage, you need to create content that intrigues. Constantly delivers. And most importantly, stand out well above the rest.

That’s the only way your business will see success.

However, there’s one problem that lingers.

Consistently coming up with great ideas to write about.

Admit it. It’s difficult to continuously come up with content that moves the needle. Let alone come up with fresh ideas that readers want to read.

Why?

Because writing is tough. It takes time.

Believe me, there’s nothing worse than sitting at the blank computer screen staring at it. The cursor blinking away — almost mocking you as you struggle to come up with something to write. Your subconscious ridiculing you every second that passes by.

That feeling sucks.

But while coming up with meaningful blog topics is difficult, it doesn’t have to be a chore. In fact, what if there were shortcuts you can use to create proven blog topics every time and give you the upper hand?

While there’s no one-size-fits-all plan to coming up with content ideas, there are more than a few proven ideas to make it easier — and hopefully bring more traffic.

And in this infographic, which was created by Content Ranked, there’s 15 proven ideas and sources to create rock-star content. And no, you’re NOT going to find anything about searching for hash tags, endless brainstorming sessions or using a content ideas generator here.

Just the REALLY good stuff.

Check out the infographic below to get an idea of all the different ways you can use to come up with blog ideas immediately.

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