10 Things to Blog About When You’re Stuck

Teach your readers how to do something. It could be related to your niche or something you're passionate about—whether it's cooking, organizing, or mastering a specific skill.

A good 'how to guide' can be a great place to start and something that people really engage with, especially if it's in video format.

Example: How to Organise Your Workspace for Maximum Productivity
Write a step-by-step guide on how readers can declutter and organise their workspace to boost productivity. Include tips on cable management, desk setup, and choosing the right tools to stay organised.

andPeople love to know about the person behind the business/brand. Talk about how you came to set up your business, If you have had a challenging day blog about it and what you learned from the experience. If people can relate to you and feel they know you in some way they are more likely to buy your product/book your service.

Write about a meaningful or funny experience in your life. People love stories that are relatable or teach valuable lessons.

Example: The Day I Conquered My Fear of Public Speaking
In this post, you can tell a personal story about a time you faced your fear of public speaking, how you prepared for the event, and the outcome. End with lessons learned and your top tips for readers who might be in the same situation.

Reviewing a product or service related to your business or that your target audience would appreciate can be valuable content on your blog. Share your honest thoughts, pros and cons, and whether you'd recommend it to your audience. Encourage readers to add their experience in the comments section of your post.

These types of posts can be great for including affiliate links, where appropriate. Always clearly state on a post if it contains affiliate links.

Attending industry based events and exhibitions where you can then blog about the day, meeting clients face to face, exciting 'finds' you made, recommending others to go to an event/don't go to an event. It also shows your reader that you are keeping current and know your industry/market.

Example: My Honest Review of the Kindle Paperwhite: Is It Worth the Hype?
Share your experience using the Kindle Paperwhite. Discuss the features you liked, what could be improved, and whether it’s a good investment for book lovers. Include photos, pros, cons, and your final recommendation.

Everyone likes a tip or trick to make life easier. Offer advice to beginners in your niche.For example if you are a service based business selling house insurance it could be tips to ensure your home insurance covers all you need.

Example: 7 Essential Tips for New Photographers
Offer practical tips for those just starting out in photography, such as how to choose the right camera settings, framing shots, or editing photos in Lightroom. Focus on beginner-friendly advice that demystifies the process.

Create a blog post to discuss the latest trends or changes in your industry. Whether you're a business coach or a fashion blogger, offer your insights on what’s trending and why it matters.

Example: The Future of Remote Work: 5 Trends to Watch in 2025
Discuss emerging trends in remote work, like the rise of AI tools for remote teams, digital nomadism, or the increased use of VR in team collaboration. Offer insights on how these trends are changing the work landscape.

When you’re struggling to generate new content, why not bring in a fresh voice? Inviting a guest blogger to share their insights can provide valuable content for your readers and give you a break from writing. Plus, guest posts can help you tap into your guest's audience too, increasing exposure for your blog.

This is a good way to expand your following and gives you credibility. Asking someone who you respect within your industry/market and who's opinion/knowledge your audience values, to post on your blog, can be gold. And vice versa!

Example: How to Scale Your Small Business in 2025
Feature an expert in small business growth, allowing them to share their strategies for scaling, overcoming challenges, and staying ahead of the competition. Their unique perspective can add depth and variety to your content.

Sharing client success stories or case studies not only highlights the value of your products or services but also provides a concrete example of how you’ve helped others achieve their goals.

These posts demonstrate your expertise and build trust with potential clients.This works like a testimonial and is proof you know what you are doing and you have worked successfully with other people.

It is always good to name drop brands involved, company and individual names if you have permission to do so.

Example: How We Helped XYZ Company Increase Their Website Traffic by 300% in 6 Months
Walk readers through the challenges XYZ Company was facing, the solutions you provided, and the impressive results that followed. Include data, visuals, and testimonials to make the post more compelling.

People love seeing what goes on behind the scenes. Whether it’s a peek into your daily routine, your team culture, or the creative process, new product development, these posts humanise your brand and make your content more relatable.

Example: A Day in the Life of a Digital Marketing Agency: How We Work with Clients
Give readers a behind-the-scenes look at your agency’s daily operations. Show how you plan campaigns, interact with clients, and deliver results. Include photos or videos to make it engaging.

Answering questions that you get asked all the time is a good way to show your expertise and what clients/customers can expect when working with you or purchasing a product. You could take one particular question and give an indepth answer to the question linking back to pages on your website that support/relate to the question you are addressing.

Go through your emails, comments, or social media messages to find those frequently asked questions (FAQs). This shows you're listening to your readers.

Example: Your Blogging Questions Answered: Traffic, Monetisation, and Content Ideas
Go through common questions your audience asks, like “How do I drive traffic to my blog?” or “How do I make money from my blog?” and provide thoughtful, detailed answers to help your readers succeed.

Create a curated list of your favorite blog posts (either from your own blog or from around the web) that you think your readers will find valuable.

Example: Top 10 Blog Posts Every Creative Entrepreneur Should Read
Curate a list of must-read blog posts from various sources that offer great insights for creative entrepreneurs, such as articles on marketing, time management, or personal branding. Provide a short summary of each post and why you recommend it.