If you write articles to drive traffic to your website or for your customers, and struggle to find subjects, here are a few tips you might want to use:
1. Try writing a short review on a product, share your own experience with it, or someone else’s (a case study). Write pros and cons of the product. If you don’t like something about it, say that–but in a kind and constructive way. If you only state the good points, it may give a false ring to your review.
2. Do a list of questions and answers, or questions you know or think may be the most frequently asked about a product, or any subject.
3. Write a how-to article. Make it a complete step by step guide so that someone reading it will have the information they need to start and finish a project. You can write a guide for just about anything, from building a dog house to the correct way to plant a cherry tree.
4. A list of the “top 5″ or “top 10″ of any tips, “secrets”, products, websites, blogs, best recipes for apple pie, or anything you can think of, for any niche you’re writing for, will work fine.
5. Use keyword density in your articles, up to 2%, so long as it continues to make sense.
For an article of more than 300 words, divide it into at least two paragraphs and consider using a subheading.
All of these angles will help to add interest to your articles, meaning more people will read them and that will bring more traffic to your website or blog. If you write for someone else, and drive more traffic to your clients’ websites, they will naturally want to keep hiring YOU!
