If you are out of ideas for posts, borrow content from other areas. I often use this strategy with my clients.
Let’s say you are writing about psychology.
Poke your finger into a random sphere and associate it with psychology. Let’s say cars. It would seem that cars and psychology don‘t have that much in common, right? But they do! I‘ll show you:
– Why do people want expensive cars, if it’s mainly just a means of transport?
– Why do people become more aggressive while driving? Is it everybody else‘s fault or yours?
– How to make the car interior psychologically more comfortable?
I just made these ideas up, because I am not a psychologist and I am not a driver at all. And in your areas you‘ll be like a fish in water and you can squeeze out many more interesting topics.
Let’s take another example and combine the topics of marketing and travel:
– Which country is the best place for marketers to live in?
– Where will a marketer from your country succeed?
– How did marketers sell us a beach-type of holiday?
Mixing weight loss and interior design:
– Which kitchen interior details subconsciously stimulate your appetite?
– Which interiors make you feel a bit depressed, which cause you to overeat?
– Things a plus size person should have in their house: a strong bed, a comfortable Ottoman chair in the hallway, a long shoehorn and a strong office chair.
Let’s chat on this topic in the our FB group. Ask for advice, brainstorm & share ideas and tell us about your experience with mixing topics.