101 Amazing Ideas That Make Your Blog Hot.

1, to find ways to meet the needs of readers, you can use the brainstorming method of visitors to write a positive and negative side of a question.

2. Write a guide.

3, interview the characters in your circle.

4, simulate a short fight like Daniel.

5, do a case study, such as reading and writing how to deal with the hot topic of Technorati100 on the Internet.

6, take a different angle.

7, write a long commentary.

8, read the names of business books and pick a topic.

9, through investigating Amazon.com, we study a theme.

10, use Ask.com's search function to explore a topic in depth.

11. Write a journal to answer questions from readers.

12, create a comprehensive list.

13, create flagship content.

14, interview the controversial figures in your circle.

15, write the news in your circle.

16, invite your readers to contribute.

17, write together with other bloggers to comment on each other's articles instead of just exchanging links.

18, contact other levels of the same bloggers, exchange ideas.

19, write a quick link post.

20, write other people's comments in your blog log community.

21, insist on your own opinions in blog.

22, turn off the non tracking attribute and encourage others to comment.

23, write a "tag" post, add other tagged bloggers to the list.

24, hold the "IM" PPC competition, and then write the result.

25, when a guest blogger, exchange ideas with new readers.

26, review your statistics and see what keywords have brought visitors to you, and then publish articles.

27, answer readers' questions with more questions (for example, have you ever considered...?)

28, compare two or more views in an essay.

29. Write a journal to solve problems.

30, write an inspirational article.

31, write a sarcastic post.

32, write a series of posts.

33, write your research findings.

34, publish an "advantage / disadvantage" post.

35. Update old posts with new ideas / new discoveries.

36, linking different types of Posts content (for example, celebrities and their collection of gadgets).

37, expose a myth in your post.

38, post for beginners.

39, post for senior readers.

40, invite experts to comment on your posts.

41, please readers vote for your best articles.

42, change the way to post (for example: guide, comment, etc.).

43, send an interesting post.

44, set up a long list of your best posts.

45, add to the list of other bloggers.

46, set up a mission statement for your blog.

47, write a post to simplify complex problems for your readers.

48, set up a guide for your circle.

49, use humor to turn negative into positive (for example, tell a joke: "my parents told me I had autism, and I told them that there was something wrong with their attitude.")

50, browse a dictionary to see if the synonyms can ignite the spark of your mind.

51, respond to comments in the post (for example, responding to comments from bloggers in the Wall Street Journal).

52, write a post as if you were telling a story.

53, give your post with neat and beautiful illustrations.

54, write common questions in your circle.

55, talk about the rhetorical question in your post.

56, talk about what is most popular and why it can bring benefits (for example, the benefits of "Twitter" to technology blogs).

57, make a hypothesis in your article and give the result.

58, support your articles with related links.

59, write a guide to beginner's Guide.

60, paste a picture that is worth thousands of words.

61, buy a guide from a bookstore, and use your book to generate your own ideas (such as a book on Photoshop).

62, read the files of other competitors in the circle to see if you can write new posts on their old posts.

63. A post about a character (for example, John Chow is the devil).

64, write how to do something more effectively in your circle.

65, write your circle of unknown secrets.

67, write how to use a product with ingenuity.

68, report on a real thing (for example, Macworld meeting).

69, in the post, on a certain issue of opinion.

70, summarize others' posts.

71, talk about the changes of all kinds of things.

72, expand content on the basis of others' posts.

73, write a post containing words such as "reckless" and "useless".

74, write a post to expose a plot (for example, is there a Digg burial team?)

75, write a post to provide rewards to encourage visitors to subscribe.

76, send a post to include New York, London, San Francisco and Sydney.

77, write a title containing "post bridge" posts.

78, write a post using bar charts or pie charts.

79, write a suspense post, and then reveal the answer in the next chapter.

80, write about flaws in your circle.

81, participate in the guest blog program, your blog appears on other people's blog, and other people's blog also appears in your blog.

82, write a paid post for your readers.

83, write about competition in your circle.

84, write linkbait.

85, write an article about other bloggers.

86, write your favorite posts.

87, reading sports (or other types of magazines), and then integrate several writing styles into your articles.

88, write an article pointing to similarities and differences.

89, write an article that provides free recommendation.

90, write something that is not good enough.

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