Blog Prompts: 101 Creative Topics that Attract Customers, Invite Discussion and Help You Create a Loyal Legion of Fans

by Sherice Jacob

"Targeted, business-boosting writing ideas that no serious blogger should be without!" Tired of wondering what to write about on your blog? Need to jump-start your creativity and grow new connections with your readers? Blog Prompts is your answer. With 101 unique blog writing ideas spanning a variety of industries and topics, you'll never run out of things to write about. But that's not all. Each writing prompt has been expertly crafted by a professional blogger with over a decade of experience writing high-converting sales copy and marketing content that gets noticed, gets read, and gets results. Forget about the same, stale subjects like "review a movie you just watched" or "run a contest on your blog" -- these are hard-hitting, comment-igniting posts that build your authority as an expert in your niche. Forge deeper, more meaningful discussions with your readers and create thought-provoking discussions that can spur even more ideas. Breathe new life into an old, tired blog or start off with a fresh new perspective. With Blog Prompts, you'll be able to fast-track your blog writing from "blah" to brilliant!

126 pages, Paperback

First published November 5, 2014

Reviews

[Chris]

Great ideas to get the juices flowing!

This short book gives writers lots of starting points for writing blog posts that get noticed. Great links to example posts are included and make this book fun and useful.

[S. Spelbring]

I didn't really need to read this book as I have no problems picking out books to write about on my blog. However, it does offer inspiration to create blog posts that invite readers to join in with their thoughts. (If you ever wondered, you are always free to leave your reviews, opinions, love, or hate of a book in the comments of my blog posts.)

But! As I was reading through this book I was inspired to something else. These blog prompts can be used for other creative media. Some blog prompts lend themselves to book titles and others could be adapted to YouTube, both of which are something I will be doing in the future.