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How To Recycle Your Blog Articles?

January 19th, 2009

Written by Mr Javo

One thing that keeps your readers coming back to your blog again and again is fresh new articles. This is the hardest part of blogging, searching for great quality article ideas. Most of the time bloggers get frustrated and then they write: “What to do when you got nothing to blog about” -type articles. On this article, I’ll focus on some the tips to recycle your blog articles.

By the way, I’m Tamal Anwar from BlogKori.com and I help new bloggers how to create a successful blog. I volunteered on MrJavo to write a guest post. If you all liked it, then I’ll write more for you.

If you take a closer look at the blogsphere, then you’ll see that everyone’s talking about the same thing all over again. How to start a blog, how to earn, how to use social media and what ever… You love the article on the same subject because this is a better version with more informations. Now if you take that concept in your blog, then you can easily create fresh articles regularly. Here are some tips to recycle your blog articles:

Create an advanced version of your article

This is one of the coolest ways to create a new article out of your old one. Just take those points and expand it. Add some more information and contents and you have an advanced version of that article. You can also mention that, this is an advanced version of this one, so your readers will check the old article too. Please note that, you should not re-publish that same article with minor changes, you have to create a whole new article.

Remake an idea

You just finished reading an interesting article form another blog like from MrJavo. Now you can take that idea to remake an article for your blog. You have to add and remove some of the points and create a better article for your blog. To be professional, mention the original article and say that, this article is an inspiration from this one. This way your readers will know that you’re not stealing an idea. When the author from that blog will know about it, he might get interested in your blog too.

Create a series

You can use some of your best articles for a new one. When you noticed that this article got popular, then you can expand it just like a gum. Add some more info and work on that topic. You’ll create some more ideas for that series and your readers will love to read it because the first one was their favorite.

Article collection

Create a list of some of the greatest articles from your blog or from other blogs. This list is not an article but still it’ll become so much popular because of those resources. One of my friends Darrel from Pliggs.com has created a list of Stumble Upon tutorials. In that list he collected some useful article links from the world’s greatest blogs. The article got popular on the web, although it’s not an actual article.

Write about an old topic

Where people are talking about Twitter and micro blogging, you can stand out by writing about digg or facebook for traffic. Now if you want to make that article to count, you have to create a well researched article, or else people will say, “Oh Digg? We know about that!” Create a great article with an old flavor, your readers will love to read and share it.

Create an ebook

Marketers create ebooks to promote their product. You can create ebooks to promote your blog. You don’t have to create new articles; you can create an ebook from your older articles. For an example, I have created an ebook, “Make a killer living with PayPerPost” -I’m giving it for free to my readers as a source of viral promotion and making them interested. You can also find a copy in my blog.

What do you think?

  • Will these tips help you on writing better articles for your blog?
  • How do you find new and updated ideas to blog about?
  • Did I miss anything?

Leave a comment with your response and let the discussion started!

About the author

This article was written by Tamal Anwar. He blogs at BlogKori.com and he writes content to help new bloggers teaching them how to create a successful blog.


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35 Responses to “How To Recycle Your Blog Articles?”

Comment by Dalirin - Blogsnd.com | 20 Jan 2009 at 01:26

I like the remaking of an idea. You don’t necessary have to read a post from another blog. You can rewrite an idea from your old post. As time passes, you learn new things. So make the new post as an update of the old post.

Dalirin – Blogsnd.coms last blog post..What Blogging Platform is Recommended

Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 22:35

Ya you’re right. Once ShoeMoney wrote the article from my blog, taking the same idea as an inspiration. He didn’t gave me credits -I guess this is what big bloggers do.

Tamal Anwars last blog post..8 Biggest mistakes that new bloggers should avoid

Comment by Sky Xavier | 22 Jan 2009 at 02:12

yeah man… it always happens… but we should carry on our hard work without getting into this kind of issues… m sure everybody gain day by day with hardwork :) … i know you really work hard and you will sure get something good. :)

Sky Xaviers last blog post..Increase blog traffic using StumbleUpon

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Comment by Rahul Jadhav | 5 Mar 2009 at 06:22

Ya these are some awesome tips. I liked the idea to make an ebook. Its very easy and you can use it to promote your blog

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Comment by Donny Gamble | 20 Jan 2009 at 01:28

I would recommend turning your old post into an e-book that you give away for free. This can help brand your blog and get new readers to your blog

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Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 01:53

Ya, I’ve been doing this for a long time to market my blog(s); you can also submit the ebook in places like blogs, websites and directories too!

Tamal Anwars last blog post..Wordpress will save my 288 working hours in 2009!

 
Comment by Sky Xavier | 20 Jan 2009 at 02:41

yes i agree with Donny… this is the best way to attract readers as most of us are attracted to word “FREE”. :)

Sky Xaviers last blog post..Increase blog traffic using StumbleUpon

 
 
Comment by Dot Com Dud | 20 Jan 2009 at 08:05

Nice tips. I’ve always avoided writing “Article collection” posts but as long as you make sure the information is top quality and genuinely useful to your readers then it could really work. If you just throw them together though it will look like lazy posting & filler content that your readers have already read.

Quick question, how long do you suggest bloggers should wait between an original post and the updated, advanced rewrite of it?

Dot Com Duds last blog post..December Traffic Analysis

Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 09:17

It depends on your strategy. Once I created a post on “7 tips how to get more comments” -it got amazingly popular on Stumble Upon and then I thought taking 4 points from it and extend it.

After creating the advanced version in the next day, I updated the first post saying, “This post got very popular and this is why I created an extended one!: 4 tips explained on how to get more comments”

On the other hand you can use an advanced version after months too!

Tamal Anwars last blog post..8 Biggest mistakes that new bloggers should avoid

 
 
Comment by Leo Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 16:26

I have found that by writing one carefully thought out article (usually takes 30 minutes to a couple hours), that I can easily do 4 re-writes very quickly…

one goes to article directories…
one goes to associated content for instant money
one goes to a parasite blog or Squidoo page…
one goes to my collection of PLR articles for eventual sale.

Good post…

Leos last blog post..114 Things I Wished I Knew as an Internet Marketer When I Started

Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 22:37

Hey Leo, please keep it in mind that you can’t publish the same article in multiple places, blogs, squidoo and article directories -or else it’ll be a duplicate content. As far as you keep variations, you’ll be clean!

Tamal Anwars last blog post..8 Biggest mistakes that new bloggers should avoid

 
 
Comment by Dennis Edell Subscribed to comments via email | 20 Jan 2009 at 20:58

I love the idea of turning blog articles into an ebook. It would certainly be an ebook no one else has.

Dennis Edells last blog post..Do You Use Google Alerts?

 
Comment by JeD Chan | 21 Jan 2009 at 03:35

Nice tips! I’m going to try this.

All good! Thanks!

JeD Chan :)

JeD Chans last blog post..How to be More Friendly on the Internet

 
Comment by lazyking | 21 Jan 2009 at 21:54

Great but can you post an article on how to create an ebook?? :mrgreen:

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Comment by Mr Javo | 22 Jan 2009 at 00:20

Sure I can… just stay tuned :razz:

 
 
Comment by The Blogger Source | 24 Jan 2009 at 01:50

I prefer the series idea as this can work for various topics.

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Comment by Evyta SEO Subscribed to comments via email | 24 Jan 2009 at 23:02

I do creating an ebook for all my written on blog.

 
Comment by Gennaro | 25 Jan 2009 at 12:47

I like the idea of remaking a previous post. It can be interesting if new developments occur or a change in the attitude of the blogger develops. A series is also an effective way to get new readers to return to a blog. If there was a particularly popular post, this method is sound.

Gennaros last blog post..Things To Do In NYC (For Free)

Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 27 Jan 2009 at 10:08

Thanks and don’t forget to research on new posts too, or else there’ll be the same content on your blog

Tamal Anwars last blog post..A step by step guide for new twitter users – Part 3

Comment by Gennaro | 29 Jan 2009 at 15:47

True. Duplicate content also hurt with Google search bots

Gennaros last blog post..Visa-Waiver Travelers To Register Online To Enter U.S.

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Comment by Minneapolis Attorney | 25 Jan 2009 at 13:57

This is a really good idea. I haven’t seen this idea anywhere. Great tip!

 
Comment by Motorcycle Trader | 26 Jan 2009 at 04:59

I like the remake of an idea…. It always happens… but one should carry on the hard work without getting into this sort of issues… And am sure everybody earn day by day with hardwork :)

 
Comment by Troy - VIPMillionaireLeague | 26 Jan 2009 at 19:02

This is an excellent idea and I wish I had known about this before! I have always had the problem of not having anything to write about, and if I knew one could simply recycle the past articles, maybe I could have saved my blog :( lol

Troy – VIPMillionaireLeagues last blog post..Article Marketing Insight

 
Comment by dimagrire | 26 Jan 2009 at 19:51

Thanks for these tips Javo.

As a blogger like you i agree, it can become hard to keep creating content.

Recycling is the way :)

Rob

Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 27 Jan 2009 at 10:52

Hey man, I wrote this article as a guest blogger on Javo’s blog. Thanks to Javo too for giving me this opportunity :D

Tamal Anwars last blog post..A step by step guide for new twitter users – Part 3

 
 
Comment by Website Promotion Strategy | 27 Jan 2009 at 11:41

That was a great tip for anyone who has written any of their own content or articles. I often revisit my own posts, articles and content to rewrite them when a new idea or information I find elsewhere.

If you submit articles to directories it’s also a good idea to resubmit a re-write as long as it’s changed significantly and you change the title.

Ed

 
Comment by The Blogger Source | 28 Jan 2009 at 18:46

You can learn from and update things from old posts.

The Blogger Sources last blog post..15 Tips To Get More RSS Subscribers

 
Comment by The Moneyac | 30 Jan 2009 at 06:29

Nice tips.

I also from time to time check my older posts to see if I can add anything, sometimes you can add so much to a 2 months old articles, as you got more experience and knowledge.

Cheers,

The Moneyac

The Moneyacs last blog post..16 Interesting Internet Facts You Should Know About

 
Comment by Clement Subscribed to comments via email | 1 Feb 2009 at 10:49

Great tips Javo.Remaking your old articles will really help in the branding of your blog as most articles will very related. It will also help in the development of a robust internal linking structure.

Clements last blog post..Do not be deceived, Google Adsense really pays!

 
Comment by Tamal Anwar Subscribed to comments via email | 5 Feb 2009 at 07:59

Friends, I have created a new post about ebook creation

How to create ebooks and bring viral traffic to your blog
http://blogkori.com/how-to-create-ebooks-and-bring-viral-traffic-to-your-blog

Tamal Anwars last blog post..How to create ebooks and bring viral traffic to your blog

 
Comment by Web Site Promotions | 11 Feb 2009 at 09:04

You could also compose your articles to pdf and submit them to scrbd.com.

 
Comment by crazyskates | 24 Mar 2009 at 23:28

Wow. What can I say but fantastic. Very clever ways of tackling such an issue. Very useful tips.

 
Comment by Pol33 | 23 Oct 2009 at 06:26

It is true, their actions can be poured into these well-stacked boxes. ,

 
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