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See, I have a nephew who loves his music and the kid is a really good song writer. And, I have even recommended to try to get him to ghost write see if he can sell a song or two. I think he has potential, you know, so i ask my nephew what inspires him what drives all these ideas into his head for him to come up with the lyrics he does and in his case he goes off of what he has been through. But i want to know what motivates every one to write there ideas and express them selves the way they do.
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Anyways, when I'm writing I usually have a good amount of topics to think about. If I have to write, lets say 10 articles in a day for a client or myself. I'll pick 10 different topics and write down some bullet points for each topic so that I can keep everything running smooth after the 4th, 5th, or 6th article.
To get my ideas for what I want to write about, I usually try to answer questions I have myself. I'll ask myself the questions and then I'll go out and extensively research them. After I piece together a detailed answer to my own questions, I'll then post them to my blog or website. By answering my own questions I'm sure I've helped a few people in the world who were stuck and needed a little information that I already researched and posted
I don't normally write about certain topics just to get ranked in the search engines. Sure I optimize all of my articles and posts for specific keywords, but I didn't think about the article/post because of the keyword. I had a question and the keyword was in my answer, so I'll then optimize for that keyword lol I typically write about online marketing trends and search engine optimization. I've been doing it for a while so it's pretty much second nature now :D I can answer most of the questions I come along, if I don't know the answer I'm going to let someone know that I don't know. I'm not one of those people that will just try to bullshit my way through an answer just to seem like I know everything, because I don't :D Anyways, when I'm writing I usually have a good amount of topics to think about. If I have to write, lets say 10 articles in a day for a client or myself. I'll pick 10 different topics and write down some bullet points for each topic so that I can keep everything running smooth after the 4th, 5th, or 6th article. To get my ideas for what I want to write about, I usually try to answer questions I have myself. I'll ask myself the questions and then I'll go out and extensively research them. After I piece together a detailed answer to my own questions, I'll then post them to my blog or website. By answering my own questions I'm sure I've helped a few people in the world who were stuck and needed a little information that I already researched and posted :D I don't normally write about certain topics just to get ranked in the search engines. Sure I optimize all of my articles and posts for specific keywords, but I didn't think about the article/post because of the keyword. I had a question and the keyword was in my answer, so I'll then optimize for that keyword lol :D
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