5 Easiest Ways to Keep Your Blog Up
Falling in short of content is one of the main reasons why most bloggers fail to regularly update their blog. Failure of updating blog regularly immediately results lose of readers’ subscription. Here’s 5 easy ways that you should follow in order to keep your blog up and avoid being thrown away by the readers.

Need idea for your next post? It's not that hard to keep your blog up as long as the niche chosen is of your interest.
Look For Updates
Depending on your niche, you should always look for updates on similar websites or blogs around. For example, if you cover latest iPhone technology news on your blog, you must keep an eye of what’s happening on the iPhone world. Don’t miss out the newspaper, news websites, news blogs and relevant blogs (neighbor blogs around).
Explore Your Archive
Take your time and go through your previous archive. Believe me, it will make you come up with some brand new ideas. For example, if you had written a post about how to install XP without any professional’s help, after exploring your archive, you might be interested to write another post about how to install Mac OS X.
Read Older Comments
Comments are a great way to help you come up with a brand new idea. If your blog is old enough, and has a decent amount of content, you may have already forgot what comments you’ve received in your blog. Reading older comments on older posts will help you generate new ideas for the next post of your blog.
Ask Yourself, Ask Google
At this point, you need to be a nobody. Well, I mean, you need to forget that you’re the writer of the blog. You have to change your perspective and think like a reader.Try to find out if you have any question or problem about the topic your blog covers. If you take longer time than usual, you will definitely find out something that you too need to know about. None is all-knowing; that’s how I guarantee it.
Once you’ve got your question, simply shoot it on Google (or any other search engine you prefer). Find the answers, and try to solve your problem following the solutions you find on Google, or probably on Yahoo Answers. If it works, you may be interested to write a complete article on what was your problem and how you managed yourself to solve out the situation.
Go Off-topic
Off-topic is a great topic to write about! In my opinion, blogs on each and every niche should have some posts off-topic. This helps you keep your blog up, as well as represent you to your audience as a person so that they may find you more interesting and may want to interact with you, which is obviously good for a blogger-reader relationship.
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