What Do I Post On My Blog?

Sharkboi033 · 12-01-12, 06:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by alexjames

Don't copy from news sites, but look at what's trending. So at the moment is the CES (not sure if it's still going on), so perhaps write some content about that.

Also, perhaps you could start off with some basic content about gadgets in general just to get started.

Such as... Sorry in being a bit dumb. Where would I find the trends? On twitter?

Sharkboi033 · 01-05-12, 04:57 PM

Can anyone recommend me a few things that I can blog on to do with gadgets please.

Thanks!

Sharkboi033

Cruelworld · 01-05-12, 05:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sharkboi033

Can anyone recommend me a few things that I can blog on to do with gadgets please.

Select one of the relevant categories on here, you'll find an item to blog about

williamblah · 01-05-12, 07:13 PM

You really don't need to be asking as many questions as you are asking - you are being a bit lazy. Five minutes of research would give you enough to write about for several days if not weeks!

Assuming you want to blog about iPads:

Type the following into Google:
ipad rumours
ipad news
ipad press release
new apps for the ipad
ipad buzz

Also, type the following into Google (and then go to each link and search for "ipad":
search for blogs
blog search engine
blog search
news
gadget news
gadget blog
technology news
technology blog
apple products blog
apple products news

All of the above should give you 100s of relevant and RECENT (i.e. topical therefore good for blogs) ideas about what to blog about.

Other ways to find ideas for non-current blog posts:
Search Yahoo Answers for "ipad"
Search Amazon for "ipad" (and related products)
Search YouTube for "ipad"

You can also:
Find Twitter users/Facebook groups/Facebook Fanpages/Tumblrs dedicated to the iPad. You can browse months and months of posts, as well as subscribing to each one to keep track of any new material when it comes out.

REMEMBER!
Don't ever copy.

It is okay to read several articles on a subject, and then write it in your own words.

It is not really okay to read and just rewrite something in your own words. It adds nothing new to the internet, and Google will likely realise (or at least, will have the capability to realise in the future).

Don't be afraid to use other people's material, however, with the proper sourcing. Link to the source, and discuss the material in your own words. For example you could embed a YouTube video, or a picture of a piece of art, or quote some text.

That's enough to keep you busy for several years!

Regards
Will

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williamblah iPod 60gb Join Date: Sep 2009 Location: Colchester, Essex Posts: 1,898	You really don't need to be asking as many questions as you are asking - you are being a bit lazy. Five minutes of research would give you enough to write about for several days if not weeks! Assuming you want to blog about iPads: Type the following into Google: ipad rumours ipad news ipad press release new apps for the ipad ipad buzz Also, type the following into Google (and then go to each link and search for "ipad": search for blogs blog search engine blog search news gadget news gadget blog technology news technology blog apple products blog apple products news All of the above should give you 100s of relevant and RECENT (i.e. topical therefore good for blogs) ideas about what to blog about. Other ways to find ideas for non-current blog posts: Search Yahoo Answers for "ipad" Search Amazon for "ipad" (and related products) Search YouTube for "ipad" You can also: Find Twitter users/Facebook groups/Facebook Fanpages/Tumblrs dedicated to the iPad. You can browse months and months of posts, as well as subscribing to each one to keep track of any new material when it comes out. REMEMBER! Don't ever copy. It is okay to read several articles on a subject, and then write it in your own words. It is not really okay to read and just rewrite something in your own words. It adds nothing new to the internet, and Google will likely realise (or at least, will have the capability to realise in the future). Don't be afraid to use other people's material, however, with the proper sourcing. Link to the source, and discuss the material in your own words. For example you could embed a YouTube video, or a picture of a piece of art, or quote some text. That's enough to keep you busy for several years! Regards Will __________________ >> GET 2 FREE GREENS << with the FJ Sports ~~ CONGA! ~~