Yesterday we talked about customer’s cleaning questions. By thinking of questions customers have asked about pressure washing, window cleaning, roof cleaning, concrete sealing and other services you offer,you will likely easily be able to come up with blogging ideas to last for awhile. But there are other places to look for content as well.
Today’s Idea: Regurgitate (a.k.a. “reframe”) information that’s already out there. IMPORTANT NOTE: This does not mean plagiarize! However, if you read something interesting that you can turn into a blog, by all means, do so. Like I stressed yesterday, don’t make blogging harder than it has to be.
For example, on November 9, Red Beacon – an organization that helps connect customers with plumbers, handymen, cleaning companies, etc. – posted a nice, concise article entitled the “Importance of Gutter Cleaning Before Winter.” (See our November Cleaning in the News Page to read the piece.)
Rather than write your own article on the topic, your blog can start with something like this:
(To read the rest of the article, please visit our website.)
Today’s Idea: Regurgitate (a.k.a. “reframe”) information that’s already out there. IMPORTANT NOTE: This does not mean plagiarize! However, if you read something interesting that you can turn into a blog, by all means, do so. Like I stressed yesterday, don’t make blogging harder than it has to be.
For example, on November 9, Red Beacon – an organization that helps connect customers with plumbers, handymen, cleaning companies, etc. – posted a nice, concise article entitled the “Importance of Gutter Cleaning Before Winter.” (See our November Cleaning in the News Page to read the piece.)
Rather than write your own article on the topic, your blog can start with something like this:
(To read the rest of the article, please visit our website.)
