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Use WordTracker for Blog Ideation

I don’t know about you, but coming up with new ideas for my blogs has always been a challenge for me. I remember my first year of blogging very well. I was so excited, and I was having all these crazy ideas for my WordPress blog. But then, I started running on empty idea tank. I started rehashing stories and looking at them from a different angle. Whoever said blogging was easy!

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The truth is, blogging is not easy, and it was never meant to be. It’s true that a lot of folks got away with talking about their lunch experiences a few years ago, but unless you have good solid content to share with folks, you are not just wasting your time.

Using WordTracker to identify new ideas

WordTracker is a blogger’s best friend. The keyword research service has been around for so long, and has helped many blog their way to success. What WordTracker does is it allows you to use a set of keywords and dig deeper to find small niches and long-tail searches. Long-tail blogging is an awesome way to target small niches and get folks to follow your blog.

WordTracker Questions is a powerful new addition to their keyword research arsenal. The service uses advanced techniques to make sense of what folks are searching for. Let’s say I want to write a blog post on WordPress on WPJedi. It would be easy to figure out what folks are looking for in this market by using WordTracker:

Some of these questions may sound pretty silly, but believe it or not a lot of folks don’t know these things. You can apply this to any niche.  You may only get a few ideas for this tool, but you can certainly get enough to come up with your own ideas. And let’s not forget that you should have a set of keywords ready to dig deeper and find new ideas. Folks won’t stop asking questions and looking for answers, and you shouldn’t stop trying reading their minds either!

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