Throughout August Haynet shared a daily tip on how to beat your writers block on your equine blog on their HorseBloggers twitter account. These tips were fantastic and basically asked you a question to answer in your blog post. While you may have already written a few of these already, I find them the perfect resource to look back on if I am struggling for an idea.
I wanted to share the basics of these tips with you in a handy list of themes to write about. However, if you want all the extras, be sure to visit Haynet and have a look for yourself! Also Sam has started to write her own blog posts for each of these tips too! So keep your eye out for these appearing on Haynet too!
- Your first ever ride
- Favourite breed
- Your riding goals
- An old horsey photo/memory
- Your favourite bit of equestrian kit
- Your routine and top tips
- Favourite equine film
- Your typical horsey day
- Any riding holidays you’ve been on
- A fall you had
- Lessons and instructors
- Favourite horse books
- Money saving tips
- Favourite horse blogs
- Your horsey Christmas list
- Box rest tips
- Invite a guest blogger
- Before and after post
- Your horses farriery needs
- equestrian bucket list
- Equine products you can’t live without
- Post a video of your horse
- Equine product review
- Favourite blog post you’ve read
- Favourite photo of your horse
- Your equestrian hero
- Memories of a lost horse
- A problem you are facing
- Best horse event/show
- Top tips for the changing seasons
- Promote yourself
How many of these have you already done? Have you used any of these to help write your blog posts?
Last Updated on 07/08/2018
I’ll have to remember these for the next time I get “stuck”. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Ruby for sharing our tips! I’m the first to get writer’s block and it was good to think about some equestrian topics that I particularly haven’t been written about!
I think we all get it. I go through really productive phases then have a really dry spell. It’s really hard trying to schedule posts in advance when I’m having a good few days.