Network marketing blog topics can be tough to select, but they do not need to be. In this blog post I’ll explain how I get a steady flow of new topics to blog about. I’ll also cover how I confirm interest in them so I deliver what people really want.
I have 2 steady sources of potential network marketing blog topics
My favorite source of potential topics to blog about is questions and feedback I receive from subscribers, blog visitors, and teammates. If you make it easy for people to reach you, you’ll be amazed at how often someone will reach out to you with questions and feedback.
I try to not only make it easy, but actually encourage people to contact me. The bottom of every email encourages subscribers to go to my blog for help. The Contact page on my blog is prominent and states: Let me know how I can help. The home page makes it clear I enjoy sharing ideas with others. And as for teammates, from Day 1 in our team training, we emphasize I will help you – just ask.
Another common source of network marketing blog topics is what I am learning, testing, and reviewing. When I learn something new, whether it’s good or bad, I try to share it. I’m always testing ongoing marketing strategies. Many times the results have made great blog topics. And I’ve found that probably my most read blog posts are product and system reviews.
I maintain an ongoing swipe file of all potential blog topics. My goals is to always have more potential topics on hand than I can use.
You must confirm mass appeal of a topic
I’ve worked hard to master SEO (search engine optimization). I’ve learned how to get a blog post to rank high on Google. But it won’t matter if the post is not something with mass appeal.
After I have a new potential blog topic selected, I confirm that it is something a lot of people really want to read about. To do this I go to the Google Keyword Planner. It’s a free tool. While its primary purpose is to find new keywords related to your topic, it is also great to look at estimated traffic they will receive.
Recently I started using Neil Patel’s Ubersuggest to do the same thing. Neil is an online marketing genius. I have followed him for a while now. I really like Ubersuggest. Look for my review of it in an upcoming blog post.
Using this approach, you can come up with content that’s new and desired by the masses.
Now that you know how to discover what people really want, I’m sure you will do a better job of choosing network marketing blog topics.
To your success,
Joe Barclay