你可以选择的8种blog类型
这个职位是住客博客的杰米哈洛普，一个Blogger
五年谁在杰米哈洛普斑点通信写博客
生命作为一个年轻的企业家，自我改进和旅行。
作家块是一个问题的所有博客。初学者或亲。年轻还是年老。每个Blogger已经克服缺乏想法和动机在某些点。经过多年的博客，我发现有一个简单的一套写的内容填充我的博客可以有新的内容，往往因为我喜欢。这里有八个类型的博客帖子，我认为当我努力寻找灵感的权威职位。
民意调查
正如我以前谈到的住客员额在这里，民意调查的内容是美妙填料，也非常有用，您的读者。它们提供了一种新的深度的互动，并有能力分享有用的事实和数字的简单解释的格式。他们还非常易于安装。如果您争取民意调查的想法，你会发现很多博客谁员额已经开始名为“推荐波尔理念” 。即使美国这样做不是太长时间前，你，他的读者，提出了一些伟大的想法。找到一些这些类型的职位，您将充斥着新的民意调查的想法。阅读我以前的住客后，如何发挥交互性至您的Blog ，以了解更多有关调查和如何建立起来。
评论奖
每个星期，作出授予点的人谁写的最好的评论在你的博客的那一周。甚至悬赏一人以上如果您已收到一些优秀的评论。通过所有的评论，本周，挑选出最好的，复制的评论（星期日）在评论奖，并链接后回到评论家的博客。通过这样做，你个有用的东西，以填补在另一槽后，得奖取得联系后，以感到关心，和其他读者提供一些努力下周。
也许你还可以点链接到您所有的第一次评论家。评论家往往会写一个评论，然后离开。链接到他们的博客，您将能够促使他们重新回到您的博客，并转换更多的订户。
博客目标设定
尝试设置目标，您的博客每个月，然后公布这些在博客帖子。我这样做是的，我这样做有两个原因：
1 。为了保持我的责任。如果我的读者看到我努力的目标我阐述了，他们能够给我一个虚拟的踢了后方。
2 。为了填补后在另一槽，而我挣扎的作家块
每个月，花时间来发布两个或三个目标。也许你会设定财务目标。或用户的目标。或像我这样的一个目标写入X数额住客个月期间。无论您的目标，使他们可衡量的（附上一份金额或一个日期。 “ X数字的住客职位的X日期” ），使他们实现的。没有什么比更令人满意实现自己的目标。最近，我自己设定的用户目标的时间表，以实现它“ 12月底” 。我真的实现了目标， 12月的第一周这给了我一个巨大的推动的信心和动力。正如你的目标是帮助您提高您的博客，他们也会给予你信心和动力。他们不能做到这一点，除非你满足并超越他们。
链接爱
这是典型的博客填料职务。在过去的一周，因为你读你的RSS源，注意到该职位，您最喜欢的。到了本周你有一个好的名单有用的链接为您的读者。
当爱做连结职位，尽量为他们提供各种链接到博客的作者你知道已经有用户在您的博客，那些你知道不订户。链接到那些没有订阅，你是诱人的潜在用户到您的博客。当然，通过链接到你的博客的用户，你就维持目前的读者高兴和兴趣。
谢谢您的所有评论
你能想像约翰试图链接到每个人;谁写了评论在他的博客？相反他比我。但是，如果您的博客不在家，以40000的用户很可能你能，在过程中一个月一点一点地，联系到每一个人谁曾经采取了时间上写上您的博客。我做这一次，是的，这是一个大量的工作，但回报是惊人的。我看到很多老朋友回来我的博客谁曾经签署但由于动议，或谁的博客，但一旦不再了。这就像一所学校团聚从我的第一天的博客。
但是，并不是所有的拥抱和亲吻。我还获得了许多新的用户。要获得更多的工作，公司写信给过去和现在的客户，告诉他们该公司仍然存在，仍然关心。你可以得到新的用户以同样的方式。
生态新闻
如果你在一个特殊的新产品和工具正在不断释放，你将永远不会是短暂的新闻写的那些日子里的作家块。亲博客往往是最先打破的消息，他们收到的电子邮件从书中作者或工具的开发，所以一定要订阅大量的博客。
当然，尽量不要太多后的消息。博客读者正在寻找的意见和声音，而不是只是另一个博客谈论同样的事情作为其他人。这是罕见的我写利基消息，但如果我做我试图保持它只是少数几个项目每个月。
评语
书评。工具评语。电子书评论。博客评语。他们都是伟大的内容和填料，做得好，可以是非常宝贵的您的读者。您不必将派出一个免费拷贝，并要求作者以做检讨。寻找老博客书或自我改进书，写了审查。你不是谈论新事物和测试。你只是让你认为，这是很容易甚至在一天的低动机和作家块。
访谈
电子邮件一个博客一个星期了一套四个问题，然后公布的答案后，包括一些自己的想法你谈谈关于点采访谈到。
读者喜欢面谈。受访者的访谈，因为爱的暴露。您应该热爱采访，因为它们很容易进行和公布。
大家普遍认为的相反，你不必是一个超级大国的博客，以便进行面谈。专业博客不是一个更高形式的人谁看不起新的博客。他们是人，就像你们。但绝对没有理由为什么一个新的Blogger不能，也不应该电子邮件有利于博客的四个有趣的问题。
因此，多少时间可以填补？
让我们想象一下您使用的所有八个这些想法在一个特殊的月份。
民意调查-您可以创建一个调查一个星期，所以在您每月填写后四个插槽
调查结果-当然，你也想公布民意调查结果和每一个包括一些分析和看法。所以这是另外四个插槽月份。
评论奖-一旦一个星期你能给您一些评论家虚拟博客爱，所以那另外四个插槽。
目标设置-每月一次您设定的目标。但中途通过一个月你的读者是让你的责任，要求您如何获得的，因此，您发布的更新。这两个位置。
链接爱-有足够多的职位在B log做每周一次的爱情后联系，以便的另外四个插槽后填补。
感谢您所有的评论家-你不会做每个月，但你决定做这一个月。这是一个插槽。
生态新闻-假设，试图让记者到最低限度，你决定写一个新闻片每星期。这四个时段一个月。
评论-您可以做一项审查每个月，这样的另一个插槽措施。
访谈-博客往往需要时间来获得他们的答案给你，所以你可能做一个采访时每两个星期。这两个时段一个月。
所有考虑到这一点，你可能会填补26插槽您每月的时间表博客与这些类型的职位。假设您已经作出了决定后每天（ 1槽每天） ，这意味着你可以在理论上，后26次在一个月很少的努力。
现在，我不是说你应该这样做。毕竟，读者希望舆论和发人深省的内容，但你可以很容易地使用15-20个插槽为填料职位，同时提供5-10个杀手，权威性的博客帖子。
博客似乎并不如此艰苦毕竟，对不对？ ： ）
填料的内容是什么，你用呢？你如何克服作家博客？让我们知道在评论中！
This post was guest blogged by Jamie Harrop, a blogger
of five years who at Jamie Harrop Dot Com writes about blogging
, life as a young entrepreneur, self improvement and travel.Writers block is a problem for all bloggers. Novice or pro. Young or old. Every blogger has to overcome a lack of ideas and motivation at some point. After years of blogging, I’ve found that by having a set of easy to write content fillers my blog can have fresh content as often as I like. Here are eight types of blog post I consider when I’m struggling to find the inspiration for an authority post.
Poll
As I’ve previously spoken about in guest posts here, polls are fantastic content fillers and are also very useful for your readers. They provide a new depth of interaction and have the ability to share useful facts and figures in an easy to interpret format. They’re also very easy to setup. If you’re struggling for poll ideas, you’ll find plenty of bloggers who have started posts titled “Suggest a Poll Idea”. Even John did this not too long ago and you, his readers, came up with some great ideas. Find a few of these types of post and you’ll be flooded with new poll ideas. Read my previous guest post, How to Bring Interactivity to Your Blog to find out more about polls and how to set them up.
Comment Awards
Each week, make a point of awarding the person who wrote the best comment on your blog for that week. Maybe even reward more than one person if you’ve received several excellent comments. Go through all the comments of the week, pick out the best, copy the comment(s) in to the comments award post and link back to the commentators blog. By doing so, you get to post something useful to fill in another post slot, the awardees get a link back and are made to feel cared about, and other readers are given something to work towards next week.
Maybe you could also make a point of linking to all your first time commentators. Quite often commentators will write one comment and then leave. By linking to their blogs, you’ll be able to bring them back to your blog and convert more of them to subscribers.
Blog Goal Setting
Try to set goals for your blog each month, then publish these in a blog post. I do this, and I do so for two reasons:
1. To keep me accountable. If my readers see I’m struggling to meet the goals I set out, they’re able to give me a virtual kick up the rear.
2. To fill in another post slot while I’m struggling with writers blockEach month, take the time to publish two or three goals. Maybe you’ll set a financial goal. Or a subscriber goal. Or like me, a goal to write X amount of guest posts during the month. Whatever your goals, make them measurable (attach an amount or a date. “X number of guest posts by X date”) and make them achievable. There’s nothing more satisfying than achieving your goals. I recently set myself a subscriber goal with a timeframe to achieve it “by the end of December”. I actually achieved the goal in the first week of December which gave me a huge boost of confidence and motivation. As much as your goals are about helping you improve your blog, they’re also about giving you confidence and motivation. They can’t do this unless you meet and surpass them.
Link Love
It’s the classic blogging filler post. Over the course of the week, as you read your RSS feeds, take note of the posts that you enjoy most. By the end of the week you’ll have a good list of useful links for your readers.
When doing link love posts, try to provide a mix of links to blogs whose authors you know are already a subscriber at your blog, and those you know are not subscribers. By linking to those not subscribed, you’re enticing potential subscribers to your blog. And of course, by linking to blogs of your subscribers, you’re keeping your current readers happy and interested.
Thank all Your Commentators
Can you imagine John trying to link to everybody who ever wrote a comment on his blog? Rather him than me. But if your blog isn’t home to 40,000 subscribers you may well be able to, over the course of a month and piece by piece, link out to every single person who has ever taken the time to write on your blog. I’ve done it once, and yes, it was a lot of work, but the rewards were amazing. I saw lots of old friends come back to my blog who had once been subscribed but since moved on, or who once blogged but no longer did. It was like a school reunion from my first days of blogging.
But it wasn’t all hugs and kisses. I also gained many new subscribers. To get more work, companies send letters to past and present customers to tell them the company is still there and still cares. You can get new subscribers in the same way.
Niche News
If you’re in a niche where new products and tools are continually released, you’ll never be short of news to write about on those days of writers block. The pro bloggers will often be the first ones to break the news as they receive the emails from the book authors or tool developers, so make sure you subscribe to large blogs.
Of course, try not to post too much news. Blog readers are looking for an opinion and a voice, as opposed to just another blogger talking about the same thing as everybody else. It’s rare I write about niche news, but if I do I try to keep it to just a few items each month.
Reviews
Book reviews. Tool reviews. Ebook reviews. Blog reviews. They’re all great content fillers and, done well, can be very valuable for your readers. You don’t have to be sent a free copy and asked by the author in order to do a review. Find that old blogging book or self improvement book and write a review. You’re not talking about something new and testing. You’re just giving your opinion, which is easy even on a day of low motivation and writers block.
Interview
Email one blogger a week with a set of four questions, then publish their answers in a post, including some of your own thoughts as you touch on the points the interviewee spoke about.
Readers love interviews. Interviewees love interviews because of the exposure. And you should love interviews too, as they’re easy to conduct and publish.
Contrary to popular belief, you don’t have to be a super-power of blogging in order to conduct interviews. Pro bloggers are not a higher form of person who look down on new bloggers. They’re human, just like you. There’s absolutely no reason why a new blogger can’t and shouldn’t email a pro blogger with their four interesting questions.
So How Much Time Can You Fill?
Let’s imagine for a moment you use all eight of these ideas in one particular month.
Poll – You create one poll a week, so during the month you’ve filled four post slots
Poll Results – Of course, you also want to publish the results each poll and include some analysis and opinion. So that’s another four slots during the month.
Comment Awards – Once a week you give your commentators some virtual blogging love, so that’s another four slots.
Goal Setting – Once a month you set your goals. But half way through the month you’re readers are keeping you accountable by asking how you’re getting on, so you post an update. That’s two slots.
Link Love – There’s more than enough posts in the blogosphere to do a weekly link love post, so that’s another four post slots filled.
Thanking all Your Commentators – You’re not going to do it every month, but you decide to do it this month. That’s one slot.
Niche News – Assuming, in an attempt to keep news to a minimum, you decide to write one news piece each week. That’s four slots a month.
Reviews – You might do one review each month, so that’s another slot taken.
Interviews – Bloggers can often take time to get their answers to you, so you might do one interview every two weeks. That’s two slots a month.With all that in mind, you could potentially fill 26 slots of your monthly blogging schedule with these types of posts. Assuming you’ve made a decision to post once per day (one slot per day), that means you could, in theory, post 26 times in the month with very little effort.
Now, I’m not saying you should do this. After all, readers want opinion and thought-provoking content, but you could quite easily use 15-20 slots a month for filler posts while providing 5-10 killer, authoritative blog posts.
Blogging doesn’t seem so hard after all, right?
What filler content do you use? How do you overcome writers blog? Let us know in the comments!
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