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Aug 28 2009

Develop Blogging Ideas with Google Wonder wheel

Author: Panah | Tags: ,
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The web is still buzzing over Google Wonder wheel. And the hype is very justified. Google Wonder wheel is truly one of the best blogging research tools available online. It’s designed to help you better conduct your research and find the results that are more relevant towards your needs. All you have to do to get started with Wonder wheel is provide it with a keyword term that is related to the topic that you want to talk about on your blog. The system does the rest for you. It provides with a set of related terms as well as the search results for the term you have entered.

There are two ways to take advantage of Wonder wheel: broad search and phrase search. Using a broad keyword does help you expand your horizons and find more “categories” for your blog. For instance, if you have a blog about health and fitness, you can add healthy diets, healthy foods, recipes, snacks, fitness gadgets, and more to your blog. The more specific you get with Wonder wheel, the better chance you have of coming up with blogging ideas for your site.

Take “free wordpress plugins” for example. All of a sudden, you have a few leads to work on to come up with a new blog post for your blog. You can create a list on Wordpress plugins that no-follow your blog links. Another good idea to tackle is twitter and other social networking plug-ins. So as you see, all of a sudden you have a lot to work on to write a couple of killer blog posts.

Wonder wheel is a cool free tool by Google that lets you come up with new blog ideas fast. It shouldn’t be the only tool that you use to come up with new blog posts, but it surely is a powerful one. If you are out of blogging ideas, Wonder wheel could be your quick way out. I do encourage you use other tools to come up with the best topics for your future blog posts, but Wonder wheel is a great place to start.

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