Guest Post From Writer Paul Smith – The Most Popular Blog Topics

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The Most Popular Blog Topics

The laurels of successful bloggers become more and more attractive to the average man. Hundreds and thousand blogs are created, but so few of them become popular and interesting for readers. The advisors usually say that the key thing is to get determined with the blog topic and keep it. It’s also widely known that people prefer the blogs of the experts in various spheres. But what are you going to do if you’re far from being an expert and still are not determined what to write about? I can propose you several topics which are considered to be readers-friendly and proved their vitality:

1. Celebrities. Looks like people will never stop being interested in celebrity gossip. Celebrities embody the unrealizable dreams of an average man, the dreams of being filthy rich and popular. That’s why if you keep your hand on the pulse of what is going on in your idol’s life, and present it in an interesting manner, you soon will find the readers.
2. Self development. We are no longer surprised by the vitality of positive thinking and constant professional and personal development. For these purposes, we need someone to deliver us a new portion of inspiration or useful everyday tips that are said to make us better. This is why such blogs are popular. And if you keen on this topic and have something to say, don’t stop yourself any longer!
3. Personal finance. Everybody can earn money. But when it comes to spending, we sometimes do the awful mistakes about managing what we earned. That’s why the topic of finance is timely as never – how to save money, how to invest, and lots of such ‘how to’s’ are always in demand.
4. Technology. In the constantly developing world of the gadgets and new apps we look for a guide to help us to get oriented in such a huge diversity. If you feel that all these reviews and technical tips are your cup of tea, then get to it. Your hobby will be interesting for many if you’ve got something to share!
5. Online shopping. Trade constantly moves to the internet and will continue to do so. That’s why the audience of such blogs is supposed to grow accordingly.
6. Health. There’s a huge disproportion between the improvement of life conditions of people and growth of the number of sick people and serious illnesses. The reaction for that has become the appearance of a trend of healthier living, that becomes more and more popular. Big city dwellers are interested in knowledge how to keep fit and healthy until the long age. Maybe you can advise them something?
7. Educational blogs. Students are always looking for an information on getting a grant, participating in exchange programs or other student activities. If you ever tried something like this, then share your knowledge.

A lot of other topics can be suggested here. But there’s one main thing about one of them – whatever you pick, write about this in your own and original way, share not only the facts, but your opinion as well. Such bloggers are always interesting for people.

About the author: Paul Smith devotes a great part of his time to the writing for http://cleverpaperwritingservices.com. You may see it by the numerous articles he creates. Any topic may be discussed by him, no matter how difficult it may be. In order to get acquainted with his works, you are welcome to visit the site he works for. Also, you may join his personal page Google+. http://plus.google.com/u/0/109013041940492187102?rel=author

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How to be a Writer?

How to be a writer?

Here we go…

Okay, I know as a writer that we all want the same thing when writing our blogs; now that blogs have become a prime target for literary agencies looking for new writing talent. We either want thousands of views, advertisement or a “Blook” Blog to book Writing Contract.

But here is the kicker; ninety-five percent of the writing blogs out there are awful. People expect after putting their first few chapters of a novel they have written onto their blog to be notice, but just like J.K Rowling and Stephen Kings readers, they read their work because they know of the writer and they enjoy their stories.

If you want all of the above what you must do is gain an audience and they only way you are going to do that is by working hard…. Wait, triple your workload and through it all onto your blog and make people find you. This in turn will bring all your dreams come true.

And the only way you will be noticed is by writing something that has never been written and even then it is hit-and-miss. Think of your blog as a star in the night sky and you want one important persons view. Now that is a huge sky with much brighter stars, so you will have to shine more than anyone else out there just to get one important view on your blog.

Now I know there is real talent out there on the internet, with no views. It’s like that saying “There is always someone better.” This is true and you should always be aware of the fact when entertaining in any field. You could be living next-door to the next Shakespeare; the person on your bus could be the next Jim Carrey. But they are still living a normal life because no one has seen their star shine yet.

Now I am not promising anything, I am not saying when you have taken all the information I have given you that you will be the best or the tools to become one of them. Because some people just don’t make it.

But I know of a story I heard while I was stacking shelves; it was about a man who wrote a novel when he was around twenty-three years old and he tried his hardest to get it publish for the rest of his life, no literary agent would take on his words to publish as he was unknown, it wasn’t until his granddaughter or actual daughter started her own mission to make sure his book was published after he died. She did it…. And his book was published.

The story scared me; the man tried his whole life to become a writer and no one would take on his work. And then my mind really started to overwork, I started to think, maybe he could have been one of the best writer to ever grace this world but no one gave him the chance as he had no brightness. Still gives me shivers.

I think am I good enough to be a writer?

Is writing the career for me?

Am I writing well?

So on and so forth…. The answer, we will have to wait and see.

I will keep my pen busy….

Alex.

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