As a prolific online article author, I have often been challenged
with coming up with things to write about. If you've had this
situation, then I have a little advice for you. Go out into the public
and try to figure out what everyone is talking about. Go to a
get-together, a party, church, a barbecue, or just go to a local coffee
shop. What's the first thing that everyone starts talking about? Well,
one way they break the ice is to talk about the weather. Do you know
there are many people who watch the weather channel? That might seem
boring to you, as it is a lot like watching golf on TV, or watching the
proverbial grass grow.
Nevertheless, if that's what everyone is talking about, then why don't you write a few articles on the topic? Interestingly enough in the summer of 2012, it was an election year and the Republican National Convention was being held and ready to start just as a hurricane was passing by. All the sudden the weather was once again front and center in the news. People were talking more about the weather than anything else. The weather stories online, and in the major media proliferated. Suddenly everyone was talking about the drought and how the residuals from that hurricane might deliver some much-needed rain and precipitation to the Midwest farmers.
And mind you, people don't just talk about the weather here in our country. The Asian nations bordering the Pacific Ocean had an unbelievable summer of 2012 with quite a few typhoons one after the other and major flooding events. During that same time London was having the 2012 Olympic Games. Everyone was wondering if the weather would hold out for the various events, many of them in open air stadiums.
What I'm saying to you is this; whereas, the weather may be something that people talk about when they have nothing else to say, it might also be a good thing to write about when you run out of things to write. Interestingly enough articles about the weather do get a number of article views, and there seems to be an unending following for this type of online article content. Over the years, I've written about hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, wildfires, ocean currents, global warming theory, typhoons, landslides, and wicked winds.
So let's not just talk about the weather, let's write about it too. Prepare some online articles about the weather today - you will be glad you did. Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on it.
Nevertheless, if that's what everyone is talking about, then why don't you write a few articles on the topic? Interestingly enough in the summer of 2012, it was an election year and the Republican National Convention was being held and ready to start just as a hurricane was passing by. All the sudden the weather was once again front and center in the news. People were talking more about the weather than anything else. The weather stories online, and in the major media proliferated. Suddenly everyone was talking about the drought and how the residuals from that hurricane might deliver some much-needed rain and precipitation to the Midwest farmers.
And mind you, people don't just talk about the weather here in our country. The Asian nations bordering the Pacific Ocean had an unbelievable summer of 2012 with quite a few typhoons one after the other and major flooding events. During that same time London was having the 2012 Olympic Games. Everyone was wondering if the weather would hold out for the various events, many of them in open air stadiums.
What I'm saying to you is this; whereas, the weather may be something that people talk about when they have nothing else to say, it might also be a good thing to write about when you run out of things to write. Interestingly enough articles about the weather do get a number of article views, and there seems to be an unending following for this type of online article content. Over the years, I've written about hurricanes, tornadoes, droughts, wildfires, ocean currents, global warming theory, typhoons, landslides, and wicked winds.
So let's not just talk about the weather, let's write about it too. Prepare some online articles about the weather today - you will be glad you did. Indeed I hope you will please consider all this and think on it.
Lance Winslow has launched a new provocative series of eBooks on Writing Topics. Lance Winslow is a retired Founder of a Nationwide Franchise Chain, and now runs the Online Think Tank; http://www.worldthinktank.net
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