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Blog post ideas 2021

Back in 2019, I did a post on 100 Youtube video ideas. I have also done posts on Tips to do with blogging and How I plan my blog posts. 

Scrolling through past blog posts, I realized I have never actually done a blog post on post ideas; there are so many ideas out there, so I have no idea how I forgot to even consider making this blog post sooner. 

There are so many blog post ideas out there for every niche; this is a board I made on Pinterest all about blogging which has a section dedicated to blogging post ideas.

I have divided this up into category to make it easier to find content ideas for your blog niche. I have only put Ten ideas in each list just to keep from overcrowding. I am dividing it up into groups of ten for

  1. Food
  2. Beauty&fashion
  3. Relationship
  4. Mom
  5. Writing
  6. Random
  7. Title templates

  • Food Post Ideas
  1. Date night meal ideas
  2. Favourite spots to eat
  3. Easy snack ideas
  4. Favourite food YouTubers/Instagrammers/tv-shows
  5. Cheap meal ideas
  6. Food diary
  7. Your favourite (county) recipe
  8. Comfort meals
  9. How i make (food item like jam) from scratch
  10. Tying a new recipe
  • Beauty & Fashion post ideas
  1. Product review
  2. Tutorial
  3. Favourite items
  4. DIY treatments
  5. What's in my makeup bag
  6. 10 Ways to style_
  7. Haul
  8. Favourite stores
  9. First date makeup/fashion ideas
  10. Recreating a celebity look
  • Relationship post ideas
  1. Tips for maintaining a strong relationship
  2. Tips for dating 
  3. How to know when your relationship is ready to go to the next level
  4. How to talk to your in-laws
  5. Maintaining a long-distance relationship.
  6. Setting goals with your partner
  7. Setting boundaries
  8. Living together as a blended family
  9. Signs of a healthy/unhealthy relationship
  10. Avoiding un-needed arguments
  • Mom blog posts
  1. What I wish I knew about pregnancy.'
  2. How to dress a baby for (season)
  3. Baby or pregnancy must have
  4. What's in my diaper bag
  5. What I packed in (mine, child, partner) hospital bag
  6.  Tips or tricks
  7. How to be a calm parent
  8. # Tips to stay sane
  9. How to teach your child manners
  10. Different stages of a child development
  • Writing blog post ideas
  1. How I research for my books 
  2. How I wrote # in # (years, months, weeks)
  3. What I hope my readers take away from my book
  4. How I keep my writing stuff originzed
  5. What I do when im not writing
  6. How I come up with writing ideas
  7. Places I go to get inspiration
  8. Who influinceted me to write and why
  9. Daily writing routine
  10. Book review for a book in your genre

  • Random blog post ideas
  1. How to stay productive
  2. Healthy habits
  3. Things to watch before bed
  4. Ways to feel instantly happier
  5. Podcasts I love
  6. How I got started as a blogger
  7. Tips for procrastination
  8. Favourite local shops
  9. Behind the scenes (writing a blog etc.)
  10. Why is/are (thing one) better than (thing two)

  • Title templates
  1. # Ways to master your _
  2. -: The _ no one is using
  3. # _ Inspired by _
  4. # Questions to ask before _
  5. Whats better _ or _
  6. Jumpstart your _ with _
  7. Best tip ever _
  8. # Quick ways to _
  9. I thought _ was _ and I was wrong!
  10. This secret _ will change your _
What do you blog about if you are a blogger, or what is your favourite type of blog to read in your spare time?



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