Author: Anne McAuley Lopez

When was the last time you sat down with paper and pen and wrote? I don’t mean you wrote a grocery list or scribbled a short note. I mean you sat and scribbled pages of notes. If you’re like many people, it has been ages since you put pen to paper. When I get stuck trying to think of blog post ideas, I take out pen and paper and just write. Just let the creativity flow. I find it freeing to be away from devices. It feels like what I like to call Writer’s High. It’s like runners’ high...

As a ghostblogger I have the opportunity to write on a variety of topics for a variety of businesses and industries. Whether it is a career coach, employee recognition expert, health and wellness expert or a host of other businesses, there are blog post ideas that work for any business. Readers want to hear about your business, learn your tips and tricks and understand how your business benefits them. Here are five blog post ideas for business: How You Help Your Clients: Tell your readers how your business can benefit them personally and/or in business. If your business is...

The number one reason why your website needs a blog is because search engines love when we add new content to websites. Creating a simple website with pages such as home, about, services, contact us, offer additional information such as an e-newsletter and social media links will help your visitors: Understand how your business can help them Contact you Opt-in for an e-newsletter Follow your business on social media The addition of an active blog will establish you and your business as an expert in your field of interest. What do I mean by active blog? I mean you...

When I talk to clients they tell me a version of not having enough time or ideas to write on their business blog. Once we get started, they see their business in a different way. They’re able to generate blog post ideas and other content relevant to their prospective clients.  What are the most common questions asked about you, your business, or your industry? Answering those questions is a great place to start when generating 12 blog post ideas in 30 minutes or less. Track topics on a spreadsheet. As you add ideas, make notes and add relevant links...