Sometimes you just hit a dry patch midway through your work – and it sucks. So what you need then is an impressive list of content ideas that aren’t going to be too taxing but can be used for almost any topic that you’re working on. Oh look… what do we have here?
50 Quick Content Ideas
- Write a book review relevant to your niche
- Write an alphabet guide – the A-Z of something
- Type up some of the guides you’ve written in the past – reshare as downloads
- Round-ups of a bunch of posts that fit the topic you wanted to cover
- Myth buster post
- Listicles are always great – the higher, the better
- Turn one of your popular posts into a podcast
- Write a weekly tips post
- Update and repurpose an old post
- Step-by-step guides – the simpler, the better
- Guest blogger posts
- Comment on current trends in your field
- Twitter – a quick tip of the day
- Take your Instagram images and turn them into a ‘weekly.’
- Share the ‘must-do’ stuff in your local area
- A list of things NOT to do
- Link to your favourite YouTubers / writers/bloggers
- Wish List
- Photo of the week
- Top people on Twitter to follow
- Talk about you – who the hell are ya?
- Top Destinations – been to and want to go to
- 5 / 10 /15 Restaurants
- Recipe List
- Vogues 73 Questions
- If you have a blog, and a business – promote yourself.
- Had an interesting conversation lately? Get permission and share them
- Open Letters – lame but so easy to read and easy to share
- Reach out to people in your field and ask for an interview
- Create a List of Previous newsletters
- Best movies of 2017 / 2016 /2015 whatever you like
- Get personal – mental health, physical health, parenting, whatever it is be open
- A buyers guide to
- Tools you use to schedule your life
- Checklists, people love to tick things off
- Do some research into something you WANT to be able to create content for – then do it
- Recap your top posts
- Create a little course – the starters guide to
- Favourite quotes & comment on each one
- Create 30 images ready for your Instagram – Tailwind/Buffer those and relax
- Create your own infographic
- Talk about a bad experience – cathartic and interesting for us nosy readers
- Why are you called that? Your blog or business name – where and why?
- Get you a little tool called Buzzsumo and use it
- Jargon breakdown
- Email Series – stick to the GDPR guidelines if you’re sending anything out
- Talk about how you got to where you are
- Who are your influences, and why?
- Work in a smoke and mirrors industry? Shed some light on it all
- Take your audience out for the day – write about it, have video, have photos – show as much as you can.
