Writing Articles Online - Creating Endless Article Ideas

If you are knowledgeable in your niche you should be able to create in total a list of 100 different questions that a newbie might want answering. Can you see how easy it is to continuously come up with new ideas for articles?

Further, what I would do is I would take each of the ten questions that I have just created and break them down into five or six points. So for question #1 - How to Get Started in Writing a Short Story?

You could create six bullet points:
- How to Keep a Note Book of Ideas?
- Keeping a Journal of Your Feelings and Thoughts
- Choosing a Point A View
- Writing Your First Meaningful Dialogue
- Setting The Plot
- How to Build Your First Crisis

Now, if you create your ten core questions and create six bullet points for each question you will end up with 60 article ideas.

Imagine if you created 100 questions and then created six topics for each one, you would end up with 600 ideas for your articles.

Sample Article From One of The Questions

Let's take the first question on the list I created above and create an article. Now remember, I know nothing about story writing or short story writing but I am sure you will take that into account.

So the article title will be: "How do you get started to write a short story?"

I tend to start with the body of the article and then go back to write the introduction and conclusion.

Here is my body of the article:

- In every short story you need a character that is after some good or bad, a protagonist if you were. The protagonist's goal must be to achieve something of significance. Choose your protagonist.

- This character will need some background to take them to the present day. What is it they have done so far to help them achieve their goal? Whatever you include in their background it needs to be morally significant.

- It's time to include and ramp up some emotional energy in the introduction of your short story. Will the energy force the protagonist to do something the reader is not expecting?

- At the end of the story your character needs to take make some kind of significant choice which ideally the reader will not see coming.

Once I have created a set of bullet points or numbered paragraphs, I can go back to the beginning and create an introduction.