15 blog Post Ideas for Lazy Days

Last week I posted about how to be productive on lazy days, and also how to get the most out of your morning, so by now you should really know how to turn a seemingly calm and lazy day into a beautifully productive day. One problem with lazy days is that you can't even think of anything to write because your brain is turned off and you don't want to be bothered with turning it back on, so I'm providing a couple of ideas because I'm just that nice :)

-Write a post on how you got started blogging. What platform did you use, what topics did you focus on, and why did you start blogging? Readers love a good backstory.


-Roundup a couple of helpful links, with a common theme. For example- morning routines, or blogging tips, or SEO tips, or just recipes. 

-Share a behind-the-scenes look at where you work, whether it's a studio or an office, or just your couch. Show rough drafts and things in the process, and how the posts come to be. I LOVED it when Rhett and Link's crew started doing this, but it works for bloggers, too. 

-Make a list of all the little things in life that make you happy. This sounds kind of silly, but it'll be meaningful to your readers, and it's just gonna put everyone in a good mood. 

-Share a favorite recipe. Everyone loves a good apple pie, or maybe some homemade ice cream, or just the secret to a good coleslaw. 

-Share a day-in-the-life post! These are super fun to read, and all you have to do is write down what you did all day and post it (include photos please). 

-Write about the pros and cons of your blogging platform. I can't wait to do one of these for blogger, I love it a lot, so this should be fun. LET THE GAMES BEGIN! 

-Share what you have on your phone. I always want to know what apps people have, because downloading new apps is one of my favorite hobbies... 

-A day in the life of you is great, but a day in the life of your pet is even better- especially if you're writing from the pet's point of view. I'm sorry but I can't remember who, but a blogger did this and it was wonderful, I loved it so much. I must find it again!

-Roundup and highlight the stuff you can't blog without (e.g. apps, coffee, Google Calendar, specific websites, random tools). 


-Write some tips about something you're an expert at, like knitting, cooking, exercise, writing, painting, etc. 

-WORKOUT ROUTINE!!! I loved Alisha Marie's and Eva's workout routines on YouTube, they were fun to watch and they motivated me to get out more. 

-Your favorite YouTubers, of course. You know that joy that floods your body whenever you discover a new channel that is amazing and you can't wait to binge watch them? Well, share the happiness :)

-Explain the meaning behind your blog/business name. Some of them are straightforward, but others have a deep and hidden meaning waiting to be shared. Even if you've written about it before, write a new one for your new readers. 

-Just have someone else guest post for Pete's sake. You deserve a day off, and that's what guest posts are for- people who need to stop writing for one day. 

So there you go, a couple of posts for the days that your brain is turned off <3 b="" nbsp="">

xo Savannah

How to Never Run Out Of Blog Post Ideas

It's 11:00pm on a Tuesday night, and you have no idea what to write about, because you have a post due the following morning but didn't schedule one. You're brain dead and have no idea what to write about- I can't fix the situation for you right this second, but I can show you how to prevent future catastrophes like this (and yes this is a catastrophe, you'd agree if you were ever in this situation!). It's pretty easy, and I got a hang of it really quickly, and it gets fun. It's INSANE how easy it is, and I'm talking straight jackets in an asylum INSANE. 

-First, you're gonna want to choose how you want to schedule everything. I find Google Calendar works perfectly fine, it's accessible from my computer, tablet and phone which allows me to take it wherever I go. But if you're more of a paper-and-pen kind of gal, then go out and get yourself a Erin Condren planner- treat yo self! (Erin Condren planners are the best, so, yeah) Write it out in there. If you already have a planner, then I would recommend buying a separate one just for your blog, so you can keep track of posts, deadlines, projects, emails, orders, etc. 

-Now find some time, about half an hour to an hour of time, and sit yourself down to have a brainstorming session. Determine what kind of posts you want to write: blogging tips, fitness, recipes, DIYs, lifestyle, business, etc. and start thinking of titles. I found an AWESOME cheat sheet here on blog post titles, and I love it, it's super convenient for when you're not feeling creative enough to think of any. Plus, there are dozens of blog post title generators, but they're not nearly as good as what's on the cheat sheet. 

-Once you've thought of a couple, make a ton more, perhaps expanding on one (for example, make a part 1, part 2, etc.) to make even more posts if you have a lot to say on one subject. If you're a blogger that write about a lot of different things, then try to have variety. Don't do an entire week of blogging tips, then not write about it for a month. Be consistent! 

-Finally, fill in the calendar. Put a post for every day you write- so if you write once a week, then you could have a good 6 months of posts to write. But if you write daily, then it might only be one month. (Just remember- no matter how often you write, quality comes first) Personally I have posts scheduled all the way up to April. Try to brainstorm every week/month, whichever works for you. 

Always write for your readers, not SEO. Quality before quantity. Be consistent. Those are a few out of many tips that you'll learn when blogging. No body knows what they're doing, we're all learning as we go. So don't worry if something doesn't work out because that isn't gonna end your blogging career, just keep on moving forward. 

xo Savannah

15 Blog Post Ideas & Pormpts for Bloggers Block

Having bloggers block is one of the few cons of blogging. It's hard to not know what to write about, especially on a day where you haven't really written anything all week so now you're frustrated and trying to catch up, but there is literally nothing you can write about. You know you're probably going to have one of those days sometime in the distant future, so bookmark this post or Pin it to come back later. But if you have bloggers bloggers block right this very second, then I've brainstormed a couple of posts to write that sort of work for any type of blog you may be writing; if some of these don't work for you, then that's okay, you really don't have to do them all. If you like the idea, but it doesn't really fit you, try swapping out the words. If you see one you like, but don't have time to write an entire post right this minute, then write it down on a scrap of paper. 
 
1. Share your fitness story
2. A Q&A post
3. Blogs you follow on Bloglovin'
4. Instagram accounts you follow
5. Recent Pinterest finds
6. Instagram roundup
7. An hour by hour picture post
8. What's inspiring you lately
9. Share a wish list
10. Make a vog
11. Helpful beauty tips
12. Current book you're reading
13. Your bucket list
14. Do a home/apartment tour
15. Talk about your pet peeves

Want more posts like this one? Share and comment on this post and I would love to share mroe of my ideas. Thanks for reading!

xx Savannah

5 Greatest High-Quality Blog Post Generators

If you're stumped and cannot think of one single blog post to write, and no number of other people's posts can inspire you, then blog post generators can really come in handy. There are hundreds of then situated across the internet made just to help you out when you need it. But, there are lots that don't have great quality and won't give you blog posts that you want to write. But, they all have that one thing in common; topics. You enter a few topics, maybe only one, and it comes up with endless posts designed to keep you writing. Here are a couple of my favorites:
 
1. Hubspot's Blog Topic Generator. 

2. Portent's Content Idea Generator 

3. Blog Post Idea Generator by Build Your Own Blog 

4. Ideas by Content Forest

5. BlogAbout by Impact

That's all I have for now- and if you're wondering which one is my favorite so far, it's #5 and #1. Thanks for reading!

xx Savannah

Simple Blog Post Generator

There are soooo many blog post generators out there, and I must admit, I've had at least a bit of luck with them. Everyone that I've tried has rewarded me with a couple of good posts, and after reviewing complicated ones that have a button, I decided to make my own where you just fill in the blanks. I've got a bunch of templates that you can use for whichever topic you may be blogging about- just remember to fix the grammar of the title before posting, haha. All you have to do is fill in the first blank space with a number of your choice (preferably small, between 1-20). Then, fill in the second space with whatever you choose to blog about (e.g. DIY, recipes, photography, etc.), or simply what fits into the template comfortably. Wherever it says -day of the week-, put in whatever day it is (Friday, Monday, Wednesday, etc.).

 
___ Ways to Make _________

___ Common Myths About _________

-day of the week- _____ Roundup

___ Tips About _______

How to Make ________

The Easiest Tutorial for _______

What to Do When _______

How I ________

How I Started ________

My favorite Way to _________

_______ -day of the week-


Those are all the templates I have for now, and if you liked these, leave a comment below and I'll probably post more later :) Thanks for reading!

xx Savannah

10 100THINGS Blog Post Topics

I like to make lists of 100 things, and though they are quite a challenge, I encourage you to make some of your own on your blog. If you're at a loss for ideas, here are a few to get you started- I assure you, you'll have fun making them. 

1. 100 Rainy Day Things to Do
 
2. 100 Things I'd Take on a Deserted Island with Me

3. 100 Things to Bake

4. 100 DIYs to Do Before You Die

5. 100 of my Favorite Blogs

6. 100 of my Favorite Things

7. 100 Things to Do Before You Die

8. 100 of my Favorite Books

9. 100 Things I've Done This Year

10. 100 Blog Post Ideas

11 Creative Blog Topics

If you're thinking of starting a blog, but don't really have any idea whatsoever to blog about, then I'm here to help. I've compiled a list of blog topics for you to collaborate with and to inspire you. I don't really know what topic this blog is about, but it's kind of a mix of many things- which I encourage you you to do. Anyway, the list, along with some examples:


1. Photography blog (like this one)

2. Art/drawing blog


3. Recipe/cooking/baking blog

4. Creative writing blog (like this one)

5. Fitness blog

6. DIY blog (like this one)

7. Blogging tips blog (like this one)

8. Fashion blog (like this one)

9. LOLCats/humor blog (like this one)

10. Stay @ Home Mom Blog (like this one)

11. Sewing/crafting blog (like this one)

**Above photo credit: Inhae's awesome blog, MY MILK TOOF**