36 Blog Post Ideas You Can Use (Includes Examples)

Posted by adamjayc under Marketing
From https://startupbonsai.com 507 days ago
Made Hot by: logistico on June 25, 2023 2:02 pm

Running out of blog post ideas? We’ve got you covered.

It’s good practice to publish a variety of content types. It keeps your current readers engaged and helps bring in new visitors to your site.

There are plenty of new blog post ideas that you can explore. Here are just some of the best blog post ideas worth considering this year.

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Written by lyceum
498 days ago

Adam: :) All the Best, Martin

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Written by lyceum
499 days ago

Adan: Thanks for your input! I appreciate it very much! :)

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Written by adamjayc
499 days ago

Sure thing :)

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Written by lyceum
500 days ago

Adam: Thanks for sharing your insights! I think I will continue with writing my short and sweet blog posts, pundit style, with links and references to other content material other there in cyberspace, e.g., recorded live-streaming sessions, and podcast episodes.

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Written by adamjayc
499 days ago

Sure thing. Sounds good. That style of blog post, I think works best for your site. Especially given the focus on podcasting.

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Written by lyceum
500 days ago

Adam: Do you have a favorite blog post idea at the moment?

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Written by adamjayc
500 days ago

Depends on the goal I'm trying to achieve. Each type of article/content will excel at certain types of goal (or multiple goals).

For example - best X, versus, and reviews are best for driving revenue. And each one works differently in terms of the buyer stage target readers will be at and how profitable they can be.

Generally reviews are the least effective in terms of traffic volume, but buyer intent is higher.

Then there are post types that work best for attracting links. For example, data-driven content. And specific types within that group that vary in effectiveness. For example, crowdsourced data-driven articles (e.g. roundups) can work very well but in order to get the best results you need to "become the source".

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