You work hard to create blog content that people actually want to read. You know it?s an important part of your content marketing efforts that will bring in new customers over time.
But there are a few topics that online readers have seen time and time again?and at this point, they?re just becoming noise.
An Algoso survey found that 88% of people read blogs because they want analysis and opinions, while 74% wanted information on trends within a sector or to learn from others? experiences.
In order to satisfy those readers? driving desires, you need to write blog content that says something new, interesting, and insightful?not regurgitates what everyone else has already said.
Here are 5 topics that have been overdone (and that you should steer clear from.)
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