Stuck for ideas to write about? Here’s a quick and easy to use tool from Google to help you identify topics within most niches.
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PS: a number of people have been asking about how I made this video and what microphone I am using. The mic is a Rode Podcaster USB microphone which I only recently have received. It’s not a small microphone but the quality it has produced is excellent.
The software I used to record the video and screen capture is a Mac tool called ScreenFlow. This is the first time I’ve used it and I there’s a lot more I could have done with it – I’m still learning to use its features.
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I sometimes use Twitter’s trending topics and Yahoo top searches. But first time I hear this Wonder Wheel tool. Let me see what appears for internet marketing. Thanks Darren.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing. I use twitter too to see whats trending and popurls.
Thanks for the video. Checking it now!
Overcoming writer’s blog is definitely a challenge. Google Wonder Wheel seems to be helpful formulating possible post titles. A picture a really worth a 1000 words.
This is very cool, I’m surprised I hadn’t heard about this tool?! I was immediately able to find some interesting topics to write about, thanks for sharing.
Being a relatively new to blogger i am more dependent on twitter updates and latest updates on various tech sites. I blog about Freeware software. I shall defiantly use the tips in future. Thanks for sharing
That’s great, thanks for sharing. I sometimes use Google trends and twitter trends to find topics. Nice tool though.
Thanks, great tips
Global viewers need to type in google.com ; otherwise it does not show up in other google search sites
it does not work with google.be or google.fr
What an awesome way to find topics. Could potentially be a good way to narrow down keywords too. Thanks for this.
~Chris
Thanks for this tip.This is the tool I never heard before.
ver very nice..great tip indeed.
This is my first time hearing about Wonder Wheel so thanks for the tip. What I blog about can make it tough to find new topics so this is a great tool to use. I tried it out and being able to go deeper into topics is pretty cool. Thanks.
Nice tool. Not sure when it showed up on my account but I’d never have thought to look for anything under the “Show options” settings.
Hi Darren,
This is a nice tool. I never know that Google has such option. With this, I could think more topics on what I’m going to write for my blog.
Thanks for sharing…
The iPhone Blogging
Thanks just what I was needing to help me write my articles!
Thanks for the information about the Google Wonder Wheel. I couldn’t see the video because I am at work and they block Facebook. That is really neat and cool feature that I didn’t know about. Thanks Greg Ellison
Just what I was needing to help me write my articles!
Wow this is awesome, never knew you could do that! Great post!
Excellent Darren!
Thanks a lot for sharing that with us – haven’t seen it yet in action.
A lot of people will definitely benefit from it
Well, believe me, I have never researched any keyword or thought about search engines. I just loved to write and kept writing. Search Engines love my site now :) Good advice by the way :)
Love this tip. @ehowexperts and @alrady40 hav e started using this tool this last month. I love how you break it down and use it. I haven’t had time to explore it totally but what I have used , I like.
Thank you for sharing a fantastic resource :)
Man, here I’ve been using the basic search like a sucker.
I didn’t even realize that they had this; it reminds me of mind-mapping software.
Wohh .. this was completly not known to me .. thanks for letting us know .I already found couple of topics to write on for my blog .
Thanks a lot
Regards
Sudeep
wow is nice information my friends
Wow, great video and fantastic advice. I’m just tried it out for my blog topic and it’s very interesting to see how it breaks down!
Cool video too with the image-in-image :)
Alright, now that is an awesome tool.
I will most definitely make use of that!
I’m off now to create a video about black and white portrait photography! Don’t know a thing about it, but hey, I’ll make it up as I go! How hard can it be? :)
Sometimes I wonder why Google don’t make search options like that more obvious. I know there’s an options list, but I don’t think a lot of people look at things like that unless they’re open by default. (Or was it open by default and I closed it without thinking?)
Wow what a great tool. Thanks man!
Hi Darren,
Thank you for sharing this – you can never have too many methods to generate new blog post ideas!
Add this to finding ideas from other blogs in your niche, forums, Twitter and social media websites, anyone who claims they don’t have anything to write about should perhaps consider giving up blogging!!!
David
This is the place I come to almost everyday. It doesn’t matter if I’m searching for something in particular, an answer or something I need to learn and sometimes I’m not even aware that I needed to learn it; I can count on you Darren via ProBlogger – you don’t let me down!
I went over to take a look and use the wonder wheel. For me, I found it to be an inspirational tool. In fact I was so taken by it, I didn’t want to stop using it. I kept coming up with more and more ideas to search and use. Thanks for sharing this with us. Now, on to more. . .
Thanks for sharing this. I just used the wonder wheel and got three blog post done with the information that I found. Thanks again!
I love this tool! I am a grad student and I think this will be monumentally helpful in my research. I can type in a keyword and get ideas for other related keywords I may not have thought of. This is one way to make brainstorming and mindmapping automated. Thank you SO MUCH for sharing this!
wow, very nice and incredible post.
Wooow I never knew this, looks like Google makes many stuff free which is helpful, we just dont know about it.
I have used wonderwheel before and it is a great tool
Wow! This is an extremely useful tip! Thanks for the video. I can see this being extremely helpful for me in the future. Thanks!
This is something very new to me, I have been using Mindmap tools, though wonderwheel seems to do a different job and will be very useful for keep writing on the similar topic and topic related to one keyword.
Thats a pretty cool feature, I’d never seen that before. I’ll be sure to check it out.
Thanks for sharing this. I just used the wonder wheel and got three blog post done with the information that I found. Thanks again!
almost every day i need to read your Article. so good. Thanks for sharing those valuable information .
Thanks for the tips! I’m a lurker here, for quite some time. :)
This post lead me to some great topics for future blog posts on my site about actor headshots.
I actually more appreciated the introduction to Screenflow!
I just downloaded it and created my first video, about taking a great headshot for Twitter.
See around the blogosphere…
Hey thanks Daren. I’ve been looking for this since a long time. Many thanks man for sharing this killer tips.
Mohit
Today video has related to a number of occassion.The article which is posted is a interesting one i have now some curosity about how he can do this, if some one can get me out pls.
That sure will help!
Thanks for this great tool..
It’s awesome information. I neved digged that way. Definitely will advice this to my friends.
It makes the preparation curve much shorter!
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the post! I am watching the video right now!
Hey Darren, Excellent resource. Just what I needed to fill out my blog workbook. Thanks so much.
Very interesting, I never heard about this tool. What a great way to find topics to write about that are interesting. Thanks for sharing.