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@priyanka_gupta19 The time consumed lies not in the composition of the article itself but rather in the research and development that precedes it. I create tutorials detailing the process of building things in a coding language, providing step-by-step instructions accompanied by code snippets and images. Additionally, I include links to example projects I build to illustrate it better. Not easy, nor quick.
@ashok_reddy_kakumanu Honestly, I don't know. I suppose if an AI has an access to my example project, and with a kind of base prompt, it will write my blog post for me ? 😄
@priyankamandal Which part is most challenging for you?
1. Understanding what topics to write on?
2. Making a structure of the article
3. Writing Content
4. Publishing it online ?
Or any other?
@priyankamandal try the following prompt in chat GPT if you haven’t already.
“Act as an expert content creator with expertise on (topic name).
Make the structure of an SEO optimised article with headings and sub headings - using the following information/ thought process
(Dump your thoughts and key research points here)”
Hope it helps. Let me know if it helped :)
Few things that work for me.
- A simple mechanism to jot down ideas anytime they occur (without any judgement).
- Regular goal to write - may be a blog a week.
- Mindfully review news articles with a view to find an interesting items that I can write about.
- Leverage epochal events - end of year, start of year, holidays, etc. in my content.
- Think of top x lists - 3 questions to ask before you invest in AI, etc.
- Just write for yourself, even if you choose to not blog it.
Wish you the best.
I really enjoy blogging and writing articles. However, it all depends on the topic. If it's a professional subject, it takes a lot of time and is somewhat more challenging. But if it's just a blog about my life and travels, then it's very easy.
@sandradjajic for sure! I struggle with the balance of creating something feels like myself and the reality that producing content that 'works' can be quite different.
Definitely struggling with consistency right now. Same with TikTok. Both are our freest marketing at the moment but it's tough to be consistent, especially given I have built a structure that could help (sitting down and planning ideas for a whole month kinda thing).
I haven't posted a new article for my newsletter in a month :( it's not exactly a struggle but many factors at play might discourage one from doing it. One of these factors is writer's block; In my case, it's either me having multiple creative ideas at once for a month ahead or having none at all for a long time.
A cool solution to this was inspired by a blog I read; it shows you how to get inspiration from Reddit. Yes, Reddit. I spend a lot of time there and read all kinds of content from people and sure does inspire me sometimes to talk about that topic. You can adjust this to whichever platform you spend most time on ( like product hunt) and use it as a treasure hunt for great topic ideas.