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There comes a time when almost every article writer faces the reality of writer’s block. While they’ve been successfully turning out high quality article after article, things just aren’t working the way they have in the past. They’ve tried all the old methods they were able to use previously to get past a sudden stop in the flow of ideas for their next articles. They stopped writing and went for a walk, or had a cup of coffee, or called an old friend they’d been meaning to speak with. But still, they returned to nothing but a blank computer screen and no idea what to do next. The good news for every article writer is this doesn’t need to happen to you. Read on for 3 great ideas to power you around this roadblock to your article writing. These simple tactics will help you find many new topics. #1) Go back to topics you have previously addressed in your writing. Often just seeing a topic will prompt new ideas. If that doesn’t happen for you, consider a new angle for your next articles. Possibly you can write articles on ‘how to…’ do something. Maybe it’s ‘ # tips’ about the topic. Or it might be to turn the previous topic into a question and then answer the question in your next articles. #2) Look at reader mail. As knowledge of your expertise becomes known readers will forward you comments or questions related to your chosen niche. Turn to those questions as the basis for your next article writing efforts. #3) Start asking yourself questions about hot topics in your chosen niche. As an article writer you likely know your selected niche well. Just sit down and start asking yourself questions about the niche, the hottest topics in your niche, the most pressing problems and challenges facing those in the niche. You will quickly have a long list of potential writing topics. Avoid future problems. Every article writer needs to take a break. Do not allow yourself to sit for hours at a time every day. Take breaks throughout the writing period. One good strategy is to set a writing goal, such as 10 articles during a writing period. Break that down, and take a break each time you complete 4 or 5 articles. Then stop for a longer break once your final goal has been reached. Do not write 7-days per week. Take 2 days off and don’t look at or think about your writing. To your article writing success! Do you want to learn more about how to use articles to generate targeted traffic to your website? I have just completed a brand new free guide. Download it free here: ArticlePower.net
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