Blogging Ideas Generator
Use this free Blogging Topic Ideas Generator tool to brainstorm ideas for what to blog about on your blog. You may find this tool especially useful if you're starting a new niche blog in a particular niche. Remember to bookmark this page and visit from time to time as the suggested topics change constantly. Regularly posting new articles on your blog will help keep visitors interested in your site, and will hopefully lead to more repeat visitors.
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Related Niches
This table lists some related niches. The popularity refers to the number of relative number of times our portfolio of SEO sites have encountered the niche. Less popular niches may be easier to rank for and ideal keywords to base a microniche authority site around.
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Do more niche research on our sister site Niche Laboratory.
Related Blog Posts
Here are some of the latest blog posts from various blogs that may be relevant to your niche. These give you an idea of what people are blogging about in this niche. Linking to high quality blogs is beneficial to your own blog. You could also write roundup posts to summarise what other bloggers feel about a particular topic in this niche.
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You can also do more blog research using our blog search facility and you can also register for free to search for many more blog posts in a particular niche.
Blog Post Title Ideas
If you're starting a new blog then it's a great idea to 'seed' your new site with some topics people are interested in and may want to comment on.
Note: you might need to adjust these suggested blog post titles topics for singular or plural forms and also to make them more appropriate for your audience and niche.
Video Title Ideas
Blogging is pretty competitive these days, but there are still some great opportunities on YouTube. These are some ideas for videos you could make about this niche.
Do more YouTube niche research on our sister site FindAChannel.Net.
Note: you might need to adjust these suggested video titles for singular or plural forms and also to make them more appropriate for your audience and niche.
Tips for Brainstorming Blog Topics
Below are some tips for rapidly growing your blog by adding relevant and topical blog posts that visitors will want to read, share and comment on.
- It's worth setting up some Google Alerts so you'll find out when somebody posts something potentially related to your niche. Go here to set up some alerts. In some niches Google News Alerts will also be useful, and will help you find topical content to post.
- Blogs themselves are often a great source of inspiration. You can 'borrow' article ideas and also post a link to somebody else's article and comment on it on your own blog. Be sure to tell your members what you love or hate about their blog post. You can register for free on FindABlog to find super relevant blog posts and blogs to use as inspiration for your own blogging.
- The other day I tried installing a new photoediting package, and it was a total freaking disaster.... People LOVE stories, so make sure your blog is full of them. For example if you're running a weight loss blog then be sure to include many success stories as well as fails. If you can upload your own stories, then so much the better.
- When I ran my own network of blogs I found a super quick way to add interesting posts was to find interesting YouTube videos then post them as embeds into a blog post, then commenting on them. This works really well if you can find any longer documentaries in your niche. Of course if somebody views the embedded video in your blog itself then you'll benefit from having a super long
- Once your new blog starts gaining traffic, then use your blogs's statistics, Google Analytics and Google Search Console data to find out what you're ranking for. You can then create more similar content that you'll know people will enjoy. The danger with this approach is that what you're interested in and what your visitors and other members are interested in aren't always necessarily the same thing. If this happens you need to figure out a compromise between making a blog about a topic you enjoy writing about, or a blog that will generate a decent revenue stream.
