Close Menu
    Facebook X (Twitter) Instagram
    BloggerDaily
    • Home
    • About
    • Archives
    • Contact Us
    BloggerDaily
    Home » Utilizing “Read to Write” Approach
    Tips

    Utilizing “Read to Write” Approach

    Nass ZaharyBy Nass ZaharyAugust 29, 20112 Comments2 Mins Read

    It is a common problem for most (I think I can say – all) bloggers to face with writer’s block. Yeah- we are neither novelists nor journalists but we still have to get new ideas to produce new content for our sites. Well, I always believe that content is the king and content is the catalyst for your sites to move on.

    How about we try to utilize “read to write” approach as an option?

    Take Your Time For Reading

    Time is a crucial matter. But it never means you have to ignore your time for reading. Reading is a great source if you are looking for ideas and you should spare your time for it. Divide your time for reading and writing. Maybe you can take one day to read and another day just for writing. Practicable, right?

    What You Should Read

    What you should read? Obviously – read what you want to write. We are looking for time effective way, right. So this is it. You can choose to read online or offline however I prefer both. Both sources might have their blind spots as well.

    Turning Reading into Writing

    Now you got the idea. And it’s time to turn them into writing. How?

    • A matter related to the idea
    • A review of the idea
    • A comparison of sources which related to idea.

    Voila. You got an article to be published.

    Reading to writing seems simple but crucial. Time to start utilizing them and make profits!

    Recommended Readings

    [easyazon-block asin=”0312339801″ align=”none”]

    [easyazon-block asin=”1576856763″ align=”none”]

    approach article block comparison content idea profit read Review source Write writer
    Share. Facebook Twitter Pinterest LinkedIn Email
    Nass Zahary

    Blogger and writer passionate about exploring online income, affiliate marketing, content marketing, SEO, WordPress, and web design.

    Related Posts

    The Simple Steps To Greater Blogging Success

    December 20, 2016

    A Step-By-Step Guide To Building Your Own Website

    October 24, 2015

    Increasing the Number of Guests to your Blog “Resort” – 5 Simple Steps

    January 26, 2015

    2 Comments

    1. neo on September 4, 2011 12:59 pm

      nice share nasrul

      Turning Reading into Writing – I often do this – to make it great you need to be a good “modifier”

      Reply
    2. edward on September 12, 2011 11:08 pm

      well, it is a multitasking skill, i believe that what you read and writing it make you more understand what are you reading about.

      Reply
    Leave A Reply Cancel Reply

    Recent Posts
    • Passive vs Aggressive Approach in Affiliate Marketing: Which One Truly Pays Off?
    • Content Marketing Strategy for Small Businesses: A Practical Guide
    • 10 Effective Strategies for Crafting Unique Blog Post Ideas
    • Effective Strategies for Finding Keywords with Low Competition
    • Turn Blog Audience Problems into Opportunities: Build Trust, Engagement & Loyalty
    © 2026 BloggerDaily.

    Type above and press Enter to search. Press Esc to cancel.