I'd like to give you an example: I recently wrote an article outlining several ways to get out of a writing slump. As I was writing that article, I came up with about 7 or so ideas for getting your brain out of a creative rut with your articles, including some article template ideas and some writing productivity techniques. I submitted the article, and then thought__ "Each of those ideas for getting out of a writing slump needs to be elaborated on and explained further. I can do a new article for each idea." And so I did__so far I've bounced 4 or 5 articles off of that first article, and I have even more ideas that I've gotten from that first article that I haven't written about yet.
One option that many people don't think about is to use an article template. An article template gives you a general idea and then you have to insert the topic using the idea they suggest. For example an idea would be Methods for Saving X and a topic would be Methods for Saving Money. With most templates you will have the ability to do at least two articles from it until you can come up with more topics. The two articles would be a positive and negative or upside and downside. There are a number of places you can visit for article templates. Some of them supply free templates while others charge a fee for them. You'll want to do a Google search to see what you can find and use for your articles.
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