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Content Generation Idea: Make Predictions!
Everyone loves a good prediction! And if they come true, that can earn you a lot of respect and credibility. Especially among those that were skeptical about your prediction! But if you know quite a lot about the industry you're in, such as the one your blog or business is in. And you have a lot of experience and knowledge about that industry, then it's likely you'll have some predictions about how that industry will change, evolve, adapt, grow and survive in the next year or the next 10 years that are coming!
And making predictions for things can all be turned into great content for your site or blog. All you have to do is brainstorm up some prediction about your industry and write down what those predictions are. You'll have to think about things like, the buying process for people, the process and ways in which they use that industry or even your own products and services.
And writing down these predictions in the form of a blog post can create content that is very compelling to read for some people and also very shareable and engaging too! For example, let's say we created a blog post titled: "
5 Ways the Writing Industry Will Change Forever in the Next 5 Years". As a writer, I would be very compelled to read such an article wouldn't you?
Well that's just one way that you can use your predictions about any such industry or product, business or service. Of course, you could make up some very wild predictions! And these would make for even more compelling reading. But don't try to make them up just for click bait purposes as if they don't come true, you'll likely lose some credibility and respect and people may brand you a crack pot! LOL
Do you have any predictions about your industry, business, products or services?
About the way that people use that industry, your business or products etc?
What other ways can you come up with predictions which you can spin into killer content?
Thanks!
Mike.
LeJayJ
Those living in Campbell River and beyond will stay relatively safe from mass urbanization because there is nowhere central to commute to from those points. However, they will become sought after fishing and retreat locals for the well off, so trendy, upscale lodges while keeping a rustic, authentic appeal is where the money will be for those living on the northern half of the island. It will be interesting to see what happens in the next 10 years. [font=Comic Sans MS]I like it. It never occurred to me before reading this, that my thoughts on what is likely to happen to my area's housing and real estate investment market, would have any kind of reading appeal, but having read your slant on the subject, sure why not? It never ceases to amaze me at how short sighted people are when it comes to the changes that are happening right in their own backyard so to speak. Though young people today are being pushed out of the real estate investment market at an alarming rate, there are still some opportunities out there for those who are up to the risk and the challenge. Some examples of what I see happening on my local front are: Courtenay to Victoria will soon become one large sleeper community for the lower mainland as the prices in Vancouver are driving people to the slower paced Island life. Buy up what you can of the lower priced property on the outskirts of the larger centers now before these prices start reaching mainland highs. It won't be long before these outlying areas are all connected in one long string of housing.[/font] [font=Comic Sans MS]Those living in Campbell River and beyond will stay relatively safe from mass urbanization because there is nowhere central to commute to from those points. However, they will become sought after fishing and retreat locals for the well off, so trendy, upscale lodges while keeping a rustic, authentic appeal is where the money will be for those living on the northern half of the island. It will be interesting to see what happens in the next 10 years.[/font]
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