Creating new content for a blog can be a challenge if you've been writing for years. You can always start by recycling existing posts.
Carlos Bravo7
I haven't checked, but I'm on my way to 3,000 pieces of content on this blog. As time goes by, it's hard to come up with new ideas for articles. My strategy is simple because I base it on what I do every day. I don't have to invent anything because that's my reality as an entrepreneur. I learn new things every day.
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I know from doing a lot of blogger training in the past that idea japan mobile phone number generation is a barrier that everyone faces sooner or later. You can dodge the bullet by making the old new.
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1 Rewrite parts and add practical cases
2 Add it and convert it to a book
3 Adapt it to a specific context
Rewrite parts and add case studies
When I see my posts from 10 years ago, I almost have a heart attack. They reflect the time when I had just arrived in Spain and still spoke with a fairly strong accent. This is normal if you have lived and grown up all your life outside your homeland. Just like the spoken word, the written word had many shortcomings. I have been able to polish some of them, but many others are still here, as you may have already noticed.
Rewriting content, updating it, and even adding real-life cases and/or experiences where it makes sense can turn mediocre content into extraordinary content . This is something I'm going to try out soon with articles from 5 to 10 years ago.
Add it and turn it into a book
One of the things I have done even before I started writing was to add different articles in a logical order and turn it into a book. The result was “Guerrilla Marketing for Brave Entrepreneurs”. Since then I have kept the topic in mind for a second book but I have never prioritized it enough to really get serious about it.