Showing posts with label Tips to Beat Writer's Block. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tips to Beat Writer's Block. Show all posts
Monday, July 25, 2011

4 Tips to Beat Writer's Block

For those who's into writing and blogging,I don’t have to explain to you what writer’s block is. You’ve almost certainly had it. I know I have. It's so evident on how frequently I updated this blog nowadays. I know I need to get my blog updated and I've attempted several times to do so but… nothing.

When you have too much to do and a blank page stares back at you, how do you start to fill it?

Here are 4 tips and tricks to help you beat writer’s block:

1. Close your computer , stand up and get moving. Getting your blood flowing is a good way to try and activate those creative juices. Take a walk, stretch, maybe even do a couple jumping jacks to reactivate your body and your mind.

Go back to your computer after a day and two and start writing what you have done for the past days. It's a test to show if your passion for writing has gotten back to you. One secret to blogging that a lot of bloggers have come to realize is to blog frequently. Not too often (like 10 times a day for instance) as that would be considered spamming, especially if you have people who are subscribed to your feed. But you should update your blog preferably no less than thrice a week.

2. Spend time rewriting your favorite topics from Reader's Digest or any magazines and articles than fancy you. Choose a different point of view.This gives you the chance to let your playful side out, which is especially useful if you’re struggling with a demanding project.

3. A third option would be to pay a ghost writer to come up with custom articles for you. A lot of top pro bloggers do this and it works just fine for them. But ghost writers do not come cheap; at least not the type that will give you articles you are satisfied with. If you are a work at home mom, or a home business just starting up, you need all the spare cash you have for advertising and that sort of thing. Spending it on a ghost writer might not be a wise decision.

4.You could buy Private Label Rights or PLR articles. When you buy something that is PLR, you can use or re-use it for your own purposes. Where articles are concerned, when you purchase PLR articles, you have the rights to use these articles any way you want. Here are some ways you can make great use of PLR articles:

1. Use them to get ideas for your own articles. These articles have been researched and a lot of work has gone into them, so you could take the ideas and use them to get past the writers’ block. It saves you the time as the research and most of the writing is already done.
2. Re-write a PLR article even just a bit and you have a unique custom article ready for use on your blog. Once again you have saved yourself time and stress.
3. Use parts of it in your article.
4. Re-purpose the article. This can come in many ways. You can turn your PLR pack into an e-course, turn it into audio for a podcast, use it for video, for an e-book or report… the possibilities are endless.

NOTE: You can claim PLR articles as yours because you have already BOUGHT the rights to those articles so for all intents and purposes, they are yours (subject to some exceptions of course :) )

For those who do not have a lot of money to spend but still need to get articles out, PLR is definitely the way to go. Visit WAHM PLR. Each article pack is created with the work at home mom in mind. They know that WAHMs work with several niches and they cater to that. They have articles packs on travel, baby and even on massage and skin organic care.


What is more, WAHM PLR makes only 50 packs available for sale so that the internet is not proliferated with their articles. This is almost as close to unique as you can get because there is no how 50 people can have the exact same articles that you have if you do a little re-writing. If you would like to try out their PLR packs, visit WAHM PLR's store HERE. It’s only $5.50 for a pack of 5 articles.

I purchased PLR packs , re-written them and voila I incorporated my thoughts and views on each article and I did come up with a post for few minutes! I tell you their articles are superb; easy to understand, fact-filled and I really did exclaim "Yes, this is totally true. Why haven't I thought about them before!" I love the Basic Blogging PLR pack because I got friends who are motivated to start blogging and they wanted me to write a tutorial for them. WAHM PLR's packs are heaven-sent! I've published two of them and two friends are now into blogging using the published articles as reference!

Have any tips for beating writer’s block? Share them in the comments please so that you can help someone else.

P.S. If you'll purchase PLR packs, don't forget to mention that you know them through ME. Thank you:)

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