Since writing articles is a great way to drive potential customers to your website or sales page, obviously the more articles you can contribute the better. But, article writers are human (hopefully) (usually!) and therefore suffer from human traits like fatigue or just ‘not being in the mood’.

As for fatigue, the answer is simple, take some time and do other things, or just rest.

However, ‘not in the mood’ is different. ‘Not in the mood’ probably indicates that he cannot think about what he is going to write and is therefore tempted not to bother.

However, if you have an amazing idea for an article, you usually can’t wait to open the laptop and start tapping the keys, but other days, no matter how hard you try to focus, the ideas just don’t seem to come. your brain.

Is there a way to get past this?

Yes… several, and here are a couple:-

Don’t force it, let it happen naturally. Open the laptop and open your word editor and look at the blank screen.

Nothing yet?

Ok… write a few words that are associated with the topic you want to write about. As you start to put a few sentences together, you should now start to feel some inspiration and the words should start to flow. Did that work for you?

Ok, there are a number of other tips, and here’s a great idea to inspire you.

In Google ‘AdWords’ there is something called the ‘keyword selection tool’ which is a tool that analyzes any word that is submitted and shows how many people are searching for related phrases. You can use this tool to browse phrases related to your own topic.

For example, I asked someone to name a random topic; he came up with ‘Horses’

Now, I don’t know about you, but I know absolutely nothing about horses, and I wouldn’t know where to start writing about them because it’s such a broad subject.

But if you enter the word ‘Horses’ into the tool, it will return hundreds of little phrases that break the word ‘horses’ down into subcategories, such as ‘County Horses’ ‘Gypsy Horses’ ‘Dressage Horses’ ‘Palomino’ etc.

In addition to this, it has the ‘derivative’ themes like ‘Riding Stables’, ‘Trail Rides’ and ‘Breeding’.

Suddenly, now you can choose one of these subheadings, do some research, and voila, Instant Article!

And in addition to this, you will know that there will be people interested in reading your article, because the tool has already shown you how many people are searching for ‘Horses’ or whatever the chosen topic is.

Happy writing!