something that would work for your own blog. (You might also want to take a look at the article itself to see how it's structured.) Share what you come up with in the comments below... Ali Luke is a freelance writer and coach, and the author of the Blogger's Guides (covering freelance blogging, effective writing, and creating ebooks). She writes a weekly column about online content creation for DailyBlogTips. Great recommendations here. I just read an article about the voice of a fiction writer and how they should read and copy the others in test and make theirs stand out after all the testing. I think the real problem is getting lost in the sea of ideas that might not work due to lack of motivation or the inability to notify your niche. I am sure that can be easier fixed than any other problem, but sometimes people can get lost in the woods, as it were. Ali I like the idea of taking time for just idea generation. Too often my best ideas get lost when I get pulled into other things before capturing the idea on paper (or digitally). it's a simple concept, but feels like "unproductive time" when, in fact, it can be ultra productive Mark Just yesterday I had a brainstorming session and managed to fill up 6 months worth of blog post titles in my editorial calendar (I only post once a week). I'm going to take your idea and try to fill another 6