This is a guest post by David Turnbull. If you want to guest post on this blog, check out the guidelines here.
- Plan out content with pen and paper.
- Dedicate time each week to think of ideas.
- Make it easy to record ideas.
- Build a life of unique experiences.
- Use WriteRoom for typing.
- Set limits on the time allowed for writing.
- Always have a large backlog of content.
- Follow a lower frequency of posts.
- Capture interesting tid bits you find with Evernote.
- Be passionate.
- Write about a broader niche.
- Take extended breaks.
- Don’t write till you drop – stop writing when you’re on a roll.
- Follow clear structures in your content (headings, sub-headings, bullet points etc).
- Pick a predominant medium.
- Ask visitors what they want.
- Make every piece of content count.
- Never stop reading and learning.
- Set higher standards for yourself as motivation.
- Forget word count – say more with less.
- Identify the time when brainstorming for you is most effective and stick with that.
- The moment it’s not fun: STOP! (and come back to it later)
- Experiment with different mediums.
- Clear your head with exercise, good food and a glass of water.
- Write down EVERY idea, no matter how silly it may seem.
- Clear off other items from your to-do list.
- Ask visitors to help with research – have them send in quotes etc.
- Believe in what you’re saying.
- Be both topical and non-topical.
- Don’t overthink it – your content is not set in stone.
- Think in lists.
- Always be creating content (if only in your mind).
- Trust that what you have to say is important.
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- Monitor what related blogs are saying.
- Add variety to your workflow.
- Be ruthless. If you’re not feeling an article, delete it.
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