Jun 4 2026
How to get blog post ideas: Tips to find inspiration

What do you do when inspiration for your umpteenth blog post is low? What’s the solution to writer’s block or a general lack of ideas? Every writer will encounter a lack of inspiration from time to time. You’ll be staring at your screen, not knowing what to write about. Nevertheless, you are determined to write those blog posts regularly. Today, AI tools like LLMs or Yoast AI Content Planner can spark ideas when you’re stuck. Luckily, there are many other ways to get inspired!

Table of contents

Key takeaways

  • Use audience feedback as a source for blog post ideas, especially questions that need elaboration.
  • Check the Google Search Console’s Performance report for search queries that might inspire new content.
  • Consult your keyword research for long-tail keywords; they can point to potential blog topics.
  • Explore platforms like ChatGPT and Pinterest, and use tools like the Yoast AI Content Planner for fresh blog post ideas.
  • Draw inspiration from current events, your daily activities, and maintain a list of ideas to combat writer’s block.

Getting new blog post ideas on your site

Inspiration from your audience

If your blog has a comment section for your audience to leave comments or you have a contact form, you’ll receive feedback. While most of the reactions you get will just be positive or negative statements, you might receive questions as well. Perhaps some of these questions are easy to answer in a reply, but other questions will be off-topic or need elaboration. You can also send a questionnaire to your readers to gather input and feedback. Those kinds of questions are excellent starting points for your next post. You could try keeping a list of relevant questions whenever you come across them, so you have a place to look when inspiration is low. 

Read more: How to handle comments on your blog »

Find blog ideas in Google Search Console

Google Search Console is still one of the best tools to find new blog post ideas. It shows you the exact search terms people use to find your site. This helps you spot topics your audience cares about, but you haven’t fully covered yet.

The Performance Report is where you’ll find these insights. It lists the search queries that bring visitors to your site, along with clicks, impressions, and average rankings. Look for queries where your content ranks but doesn’t fully answer the question. For example, if people find your site by searching “how to keep toddlers busy without screens” but you don’t have a dedicated post on that topic, it’s a clear sign to write one.

If you use Yoast SEO with Google Site Kit, you can access Google Search Console data directly in your WordPress dashboard. This integration saves time because you don’t have to switch between tools. Just open the dashboard, click on the Yoast SEO tab, and open the General section. You’ll see your top search queries and performance metrics right there.

While tools like Ahrefs or Semrush offer deeper competitive analysis, Google Search Console provides direct data from Google. It’s free, reliable, and still one of the best ways to find information about what your audience is searching for. Use it alongside Yoast SEO’s tools to ensure you cover all the topics that matter to your readers.

Use the Yoast AI Content Planner

You know you need to publish, but deciding what to write about can sometimes take forever. To help you overcome this, we built the Yoast AI Content Planner. It scans your existing content, identifies gaps, and suggests five relevant blog ideas.

When you open a new post, Yoast SEO analyzes your site’s content and generates ideas tailored to your niche. These aren’t generic suggestions because they’re based on what your audience is already reading and what’s missing from your blog. For example, if you run a food blog and have written about meal prep but not quick vegetarian lunches, that might suggest that topic.

Once you pick an idea, Yoast SEO creates a structured draft with a suggested title, headings, and even a meta description. You get a clear outline so you can start writing immediately. If the first set of ideas doesn’t feel right, you can generate a new batch with one click.

Yoast AI Content Planner is included in all our Yoast SEO Premium products. It’s designed for anyone who writes regularly and wants to publish consistently without running out of fresh ideas. This tool helps you create content that fills real gaps for your audience. Give it a try the next time you’re stuck for ideas.

Tailored content suggestions generated by Yoast AI Content Planner

Dig deeper into your keyword research

Your keyword research document contains many potential blog ideas. But don’t just pick a keyword and start writing, because digging deeper helps you find the best angle.

What’s the search intent behind a keyword? Are people looking for a how-to guide or an opinion piece? Tools like Yoast SEO’s Semrush integration, or Google’s autocomplete can help you figure this out. Don’t forget to check what appears in Google’s AI Overviews or AI Mode answers when you research these keywords and topics.

For example, if your keyword is “best running shoes for flat feet,” ask:

  • Are people looking for affordable options?
  • Do they care about durability or style?
  • Are they comparing specific brands?

Each of these could be its own post:

  • “Best budget running shoes for flat feet in 2026”
  • “Most durable running shoes for flat feet (tested and reviewed)”
  • “Nike vs. Brooks: Which running shoes are best for flat feet?”

This way, you’re not simply writing about a keyword, but answering the exact question your audience is asking. Plus, if you set up Wincher in Yoast SEO, you can track how well your posts perform for these keywords over time.

Finding ideas for blog posts on the internet

Pinterest

Pinterest is still a useful place to find inspiration, especially if your blog covers visual topics like food, DIY, fashion, travel, or home decor. But it’s not just for pretty pictures, because you can use it to spot trends and gaps in your niche. Search for keywords such as [blog post ideas], [blog ideas], or [what to blog about]. To get even more inspiration fast, include your niche in your search. For example: [blog post ideas for parents], or [blog post ideas for lifestyle bloggers]. Be sure to check the top-pinned post for the topics.

It’s a good idea to be cautious as well, because Pinterest is clickbait heaven. Falling into the trap of quantity over quality is easy. Keep your focus, or you’ll lose track of time.

Content Idea Generator

To be clear, the Content Idea Generator won’t give you ready-to-go article ideas. At best, it will point you in the right direction; at worst, it will provide you with a few good laughs to clear your head. For example, you can enter the term [house plant]. Content Idea Generator could give you the following title: ‘The 15 biggest house plant blunders’. A content idea about [wine]: ’17 unexpected uses for wine’. Enter [baby] and a suggestion that might come up: ‘20 ideas you can steal from babies’.

So, while the Content Idea Generator won’t give you what you want immediately, it’s sure to get your creativity flowing. Taking the previous examples, you could expand on that and get the following blog ideas:

  • ‘The 15 biggest house plant blunders’: a post about common mistakes people make when caring for the plants in their homes
  • ‘17 unexpected uses for wine’: a post about using wine for cooking, cleaning, baking, etc.
  • ‘20 ideas you can steal from babies’: could inspire a blog post about babies’ habits adults should adopt, such as getting enough sleep, dressing up warmly, expressing your emotions, etc…

Use AI and chatbots for inspiration

AI tools and chatbots like ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini can help when you’re stuck. But don’t just ask for generic ideas, and always provide context about your blog and your audience. Here’s how to get the most out of them:

Ask for specific angles, so instead of “Give me blog ideas about parenting,” try:

  • “What are five unique angles on ‘screen time for toddlers’ that most blogs miss?”
  • “What are three common mistakes new bloggers make when writing about SEO?”

Always try to refine vague ideas, so if you have a broad topic, ask AI to narrow it down. For example:

  • “Give me five blog post ideas about ‘healthy snacks for kids’ that aren’t just recipes.”
  • “What are three easy-to-apply SEO tips for small e-commerce stores based in India?”

Reverse-engineer competitors by feeding AI a competitor’s blog URL and asking:

  • “What gaps does this blog have? Give me five post ideas they haven’t covered.”
  • “What are three topics this blog covers poorly? How could I do them better?”

Try to avoid producing commodity content, because AI often suggests ideas that feel generic or overdone. Always add your own perspective, your experience, or data, as this can truly make your content stand out from the crowd. For example, if AI suggests “10 tips for better sleep,” make it unique:

  • “The science behind sleep: What actually works, according to research”
  • “How I improved my sleep in 30 days (with data)”
  • “Why most sleep tips don’t work for parents (and what to try instead)”

Days Of The Year

Days Of The Year is a website that offers inspiration for all kinds of blogs. This website collects all the fun, bizarre, and nice holidays the world has to offer. You can easily lose a couple of hours while scrolling through that site. Keep your pen and notepad at hand, though, because it is bound to give you tons of inspiration. There are days available for every niche. Are you a fan of mythical creatures? April 9th is ‘Unicorn Day’. There’s also a ‘Leprechaun Day’ and a ‘Howl at the Moon Day’. May 25th is ‘Towel Day’, which can give travel bloggers and lifestyle bloggers ideas for posts. Think of blog posts such as: ‘How to keep your towels soft’ or ‘With this information you will never buy the wrong towel again’. 

Other blogs and fellow bloggers

The internet is full of inspiration for blog ideas, and there are many places to look. Perhaps you follow other bloggers who inspire you. A great way to come up with blog post ideas is to read other posts or just scroll through post feeds. Similarly, you can join Facebook groups related to your niche or for bloggers. Discussing ideas with fellow bloggers will surely get your creative juices flowing! Make sure you do not copy people’s ideas, though, and give credit where credit is due.

Get blog post inspiration from your life

Current events

Current events can give you great blog ideas if you connect them to your niche. The trick is to link the news to what your audience cares about in a way that feels natural. For example, if you run a parenting blog, a new study on screen time could inspire a post like “How much screen time is too much? What the latest research says.” If you write about personal finance, a change in tax laws might lead to “Three ways the new tax rules affect your savings (and what to do about it).” The key is to add value, so don’t just repeat the news, but explain what it means for your readers.

Set up Google Alerts for keywords related to your topic to stay updated. When something relevant pops up, think about how it affects your audience. For instance, if you blog about sustainable living, a new recycling policy could lead to a post titled “How to adjust your recycling habits under the new rules.” Avoid sensitive topics unless you can handle them thoughtfully. If you do cover them, focus on helping your readers, not just exploiting the trend. The goal is to turn news into high-quality content that fits your blog’s purpose.

Your daily life

Situations from your own work could also be great inspiration for blog posts. You can write about things that happen in your day-to-day life, and how you go about them. Or even about what you do if your clients or colleagues are faced with a certain problem. It’s quite possible that others encounter the same problem and are seeking input. 

If you write about real-life situations, you should always make sure that you respect the privacy of your clients, friends, or colleagues and ask for permission to use their cases on your blog. For example, a therapist with a blog offering mental health tips might want to use examples from their practice. In that case, it’s vital to change names and details to protect clients’ privacy and the practice’s future!

Clear your head to find fresh ideas

Sitting at your desk for too long can drain your creativity. If you’re staring at a blank screen, step away and do something that shifts your focus. A short walk, or even washing the dishes, can help reset your mind. The goal isn’t to force ideas but to give your brain space to wander. Often, the best thoughts come when you’re not trying too hard.

If you need a more structured break, try a ten-minute brainstorming sprint. Set a timer and ask yourself: “What are twenty blog ideas about [your topic]? Make five weird, five practical, and ten in between.” Don’t overthink it and just write down whatever comes to mind. When the timer goes off, pick the most interesting idea and freewrite about it for another five minutes. This exercise forces you to think outside your usual patterns and often leads to unexpected angles. When you return to your desk, you’ll likely feel more focused and inspired.

Keep a list of ideas

The solution can be very simple: some days, you have plenty of blog post ideas, some days you don’t. So, prepare for days when you have no inspiration and keep a list of blog ideas. It doesn’t matter whether it’s a list on your mobile phone or on paper. Every time you have a good idea, write it down. You can use these ideas on days you’re feeling uninspired.

Wrap up with fresh ideas

Don’t let a lack of inspiration derail your publishing schedule. Whether you use Yoast AI Content Planner or take a break to clear your head, there are always ways to find new topics. The best approach combines structure and creativity, using tools to generate ideas, then refining them with your own insights and voice.

The next time you’re stuck, pick one method from this list and give it a try. Maybe it’s deep-diving into your keyword research or setting a timer for a quick brainstorming session. Each of these strategies can help you break through writer’s block and keep your content flowing.

Keep reading: SEO copywriting: the ultimate guide »

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Edwin Toonen

Edwin is an experienced strategic content specialist. Before joining Yoast, he worked for a top-tier web design magazine, where he developed a keen understanding of how to create great content.

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May 28 2026
Build a blog that drives real results

A blog can grow your audience and build trust, but only if you do it right. AI search now answers questions before users click, so your posts need to stand out, not just rank. Where do you start? What should you write? How do you keep readers coming back? This guide covers everything from finding inspiration and writing great posts to optimizing for search, building an audience, and even making money.

Table of contents

Key takeaways

  • Blogging boosts SEO and serves as a powerful marketing tool, enhancing brand visibility and reader engagement.
  • Regular content creation helps improve Google rankings and allows targeting of new keywords.
  • Effective blogging requires careful planning, keyword research, and understanding search intent to draw an audience.
  • Original and readable posts attract readers; tools like Yoast SEO help optimize content for search engines.
  • Engagement through comments and social media is crucial for maintaining a blog’s visibility and attracting traffic.

Why blog?

If you have a website of any kind, you must blog occasionally. It doesn’t matter whether you have an online shop, a personal website, or a portfolio. Besides being great fun, blogging is one of the best things you can do for SEO. Not only that, thanks to a high-quality, unique blog, you can turn your site into a powerful marketing tool.

Google’s AI Overviews/AI Mode and other AI search platforms favor blogs that answer questions clearly and thoroughly. If you’re not blogging, you’re missing a great way to get seen in search and connect with your audience.

Blogging for SEO

Adding content regularly should be a part of every sustainable SEO strategy. If you write regularly, Google will see your site as active, alive, and relevant. These signals help your pages rank better in both traditional and AI-powered search. This also gives you more chances to appear in AI-generated snapshots, where Google summarizes answers for users.

In addition, blogging allows you to rank for new keywords and to keep ranking for those you’re already being found for. Since AI search favors fresh, well-structured content, regular updates ensure your site stays competitive. Your blog also gives you another way to target search intent, whether users are looking for answers, comparisons, or solutions. We’ll discuss that in more detail later on.

Blogging as a marketing tool

A blog is one of the best marketing tools for any website. It helps readers get to know your brand and products beyond just sales pitches. People remember stories, not ads, so share behind-the-scenes details or real customer experiences to build trust. Not everyone visiting your website is already committed to you or your products. A quality site will work in your favor in those cases: if you can offer people useful information in a post, they’re more likely to remember and convert in the future. Today, this kind of authentic engagement matters more than ever, as AI search prioritizes brands that users already know and trust.

Read more: To blog or not to blog »

A blog isn’t valuable just because it exists. It becomes valuable when it helps your audience solve problems, understand something better, or see your expertise in action. In today’s search landscape, the goal isn’t simply to publish, or even to publish more. It’s to create content worth being found, cited, and remembered.

Carolyn Shelby – Principal SEO at Yoast

Setting up a new blog

If you’re starting a new blog, preparing beforehand is important. A little planning now prevents headaches later, especially with AI search favoring well-organized, intent-driven content. Take some time to think about your niche and do proper keyword research. Remember, don’t just chase search volume. Focus on topics your audience actually cares about, like questions they’re asking or problems they need solved.

Please don’t forget to set up a clear and manageable structure for your blog. A logical layout helps both readers and search engines navigate your content, which improves engagement and rankings. If you give some thought to how you want to set up your blog before you start writing, it will save you a lot of work later. These include tasks such as mapping categories, setting up cornerstone topics, and developing an internal linking strategy. A strong foundation makes it easier to adapt as AI search evolves.

Keep reading: How to start a blog »

What should you blog about?

You can only blog with ideas, so you’ll need many to keep a successful blog going. Whether blogging is your site’s main purpose or you use your blog as a marketing tool, you must consider which topics you want to cover. Don’t forget to think about what your audience needs to read. Where do you look for inspiration?

Keyword research

You’ll have to decide which terms you want to be found for before you start writing your content. To decide that, you need to get inside people’s heads and find out which words they use while searching for your type of business. Think beyond single keywords. Consider phrases, questions, and even conversational queries people might ask AI search tools. When you write, use these exact terms in your content to signal relevance to both search engines and AI-powered results. Keyword research is the first step in SEO copywriting and an essential part of any successful SEO strategy, even as search itself evolves.

Targeting the right search intent with your blog

As you’re doing keyword research, it’s important to know not only which keywords your audience uses but also what they’re looking for. People use search engines with a specific goal, so they have a particular intent for each query. The results pages provide some insight into a query’s intent. AI search tools like Google’s AI Overviews and AI Mode now prioritize content that directly matches what users are looking for, whether they want to learn, compare, or buy.

In many cases, people are looking for information, so search engines favor informational pages. This is where your blog shines. For example, if you run an online shop, your product pages target commercial or transactional intent, but informational blog posts can attract a much larger audience. Write relevant, helpful articles to pull people into your site early in their research phase.

Which intent to target depends on your niche and goals. Are you trying to educate, entertain, or convert? Either way, aligning your content with intent is non-negotiable today.

Read on: Keyword research: the Ultimate Guide »

Where do you get inspiration for your posts?

If you’ve done your keyword research properly, you’ll end up with a long list of keywords and keyphrases to write content about, and you know which intent you want to target. A keyphrase is not yet a topic, though. You’ll need an angle or a specific story around a keyword to write a decent blog post, as well as a keyword.

Current events, your own work, and comments from your readers are just some things that could inspire new posts. For example, if customers keep asking the same question, that’s a sign you should write about it. Reading a lot is also a good way to find inspiration for your articles. Read magazines, newspapers, and other posts.

Of course, AI platforms and LLMs like OpenAI’s ChatGPT, Google’s Gemini, Perplexity, or Anthropic’s Claude can help, while Yoast AI Brand Insights can help you find out how you appear in chatbots.

Looking at your site’s stats or browsing the internet can also lead to inspiration. Which posts get the most traffic? Which ones keep readers on the page longest? Double down on what works. Pay attention to trending topics in your industry, but don’t just copy what’s already out there. Always ask yourself, how can you make this better or more engaging?

Be sure to keep a list of ideas for new posts on your mobile phone. Inspiration strikes when you least expect it.

Keep on reading: How to get blog post ideas: 11 tips to find inspiration »

Beat writer’s block with Yoast AI Content Planner

Yoast AI Content Planner, available to Yoast SEO Premium users, helps you overcome frustrations about what to write next. It scans your existing content, identifies gaps, and generates five tailored post ideas. Each proposed post comes with a ready-to-use draft framework. Just pick an idea, and Yoast SEO provides a title, outline, focus keyphrase, meta description, and section notes to jumpstart your writing. If the first set of ideas doesn’t fit, refresh for new options. It’s all built into the WordPress editor, so you can go from blank page to first draft quickly.

Yoast AI Content planner feature example, showing possible article ideas for a travel site
An example of content suggested by the Yoast AI Content Planner

How to write a high-quality blog post

Writing requires some skills, and it’s more difficult for some people than for others. We’ll give you some tips to make writing easier for you later on, but first, let’s discuss two important aspects of high-quality posts: originality and readability.

Original content

Your posts should always be fresh, new, and original. Each one should stand out from other articles on the same topic. Today, this matters more than ever. Google’s AI search tools now filter out generic, repetitive content, so your posts need to offer something unique. Focus on what makes you different, even in a crowded niche. Your content should also be something people want to read. With competition fiercer than ever, good isn’t enough, so you need to go further.

Avoid commodity content. These kinds of posts rehash what’s already out there without adding value. Google recently warned that AI-generated summaries and search results prioritize content that stands out, not just repeats the same ideas. If your post doesn’t offer a new perspective or a fresh take, it risks being ignored. Don’t forget to ask yourself if this post teaches or solves a problem in a way others don’t.

With AI-generated content flooding search results, Google prioritizes human expertise and unique insights. These are the things AI can’t fake. Your blog can provide those, if you do it well.

Read more: The importance of original content for SEO »

Readable content

After writing a post with original content, you should ensure your article is easy to read. Readability is vital for your audience. If your text is well structured and clearly written, people will understand your message. Readability also impacts SEO, as Google’s AI tools favor content that’s simple to scan and digest. If your post is easy to read, with a clear structure with subheadings and logical paragraphs, chances are it’ll rank higher in the search engines, too.

Keep reading: Does readability rank? »

Practical tips on how to write high-quality blog posts

Plan before you write

Before you start, take a little time to think about what you want to write. Who is your audience, and what do you want to tell them? What should they know, understand, or do after reading your post? Which topics will you cover, and in what order? Answering these questions upfront saves time and keeps your writing focused.

Read on: How to write a blog post »

Write clear paragraphs

Start each paragraph with the most important sentence, then explain or expand on it. This way, readers and AI systems can grasp your main points just by skimming the first sentences. Keep paragraphs short; seven or eight sentences is plenty. Think about the order of your paragraphs and ensure they flow logically. Avoid complex words when simpler ones work. Your goal is to be clear, not to confuse readers with jargon.

Keep on reading: Practical tips to set up a clear text structure »

Get help and ask for feedback

Our Yoast SEO plugin helps you write readable posts. For example, the readability analysis checks for long sentences and suggests transition words. This is especially useful today, as AI search tools prioritize well-structured, easy-to-read content. If you use Yoast SEO Premium, you’ll also get AI features like Yoast AI Optimize to refine your writing.

However, tools aren’t everything. Always have someone proofread your post. A fresh pair of eyes catches typos and ensures your message is clear. If your proofreader struggles to understand your post, your audience will too.

Need more guidance? Here’s a step-by-step guide to crafting the perfect blog post!

Read more: 5 tips to write readable blogposts »

Optimize posts for search engines

After you’ve written a blog post that’s both original and readable, you should make sure your content is optimized for search engines. You should maximize the likelihood that Google will pick up your content. Don’t try to game the system, but make sure your article is genuinely good for search engines and readers alike. You must take this final step after you’ve written your post, though. SEO should never compromise your idea’s originality or the readability of your text.

the yoast seo premium analyse for a post about site structure, which has two red traffic lights, one for keyphrase in subheading use and one for competing links
Yoast SEO helps you optimize your blog post

How Yoast SEO helps

Yoast SEO gives you the tools to fine-tune your post without guesswork. We call this process “Yoast your post.” It’s about making small, smart adjustments to improve visibility.

  • The red and orange traffic lights highlight areas that need attention, like keyword placement or readability.
  • The plugin might suggest adding your focus keyword in the first paragraph or a heading to signal relevance.
  • It also helps you craft a compelling Google preview, which includes the titles and descriptions users see in search results.

Don’t just set it and forget it. Use Yoast SEO to spot opportunities, make improvements, and give your post its best shot at being discovered.

Keep reading: Use Yoast SEO to make your content findable »

Blog engagement

Blog engagement is an important SEO factor. If your audience leaves comments on your posts and you respond, Google will see that your blog is very much alive and active. If people share your post on social media or talk about it online, it will definitely drive more traffic. Engagement goes beyond just comments and shares. Citations, when others reference your content, and mentions, even without links, also signal authority and trust.

Replying to comments is important for building engagement, but it takes effort. Answering questions and joining discussions shows your audience you value them, which encourages more interaction. Positive feedback is easy to handle, but negative comments require care. Please just stay professional and keep the conversation constructive.

For more tips, check out our guide on handling comments.

Marketing your blog

If you’re writing posts, you need an audience. Nobody wants to perform in an empty room! Ranking well in search engines through flawless SEO will, of course, help. But there is always more you can do.

Read on: Marketing your blog »

Social media and newsletters

Social media is a powerful way to connect with your audience and drive traffic. Start with a Facebook page and an X or Reddit account, but don’t stop there. If your audience is younger, Instagram and TikTok are essential for engagement. Short-form video content, such as Instagram Reels or TikTok videos, can help your posts reach a wider audience.

A newsletter is another great way to keep readers coming back. Collect email subscribers and send regular updates with your latest posts, exclusive insights, special discounts or gifts, or behind-the-scenes content. This builds a direct line to your audience, independent of algorithm changes.

Keep on reading: Does social media influence SEO? »

Monetizing your blog

Growing your audience doesn’t automatically mean growing your income. Many bloggers focus on goals beyond money, like building a community or sharing expertise. But if you do want to monetize, here are the most effective strategies:

  • Advertising: Display ads like Google AdSense can generate revenue, but they work best with high traffic.
  • Affiliate marketing: Promote products you trust and earn commissions on sales made through your links.
  • Sponsored posts: Brands may pay you to write about their products or services.
  • Sell your own products or services: Use your blog to drive traffic to your online shop, courses, or consulting services

If you have an online shop, your blog can boost its rankings by attracting organic traffic and linking to your products.

Read more: Monetizing your blog »

Maintaining a blog

Starting a blog is easier than maintaining one. Writing blog posts regularly can be a lot of work. You don’t need to blog daily, but you should decide on a frequency and stick to it so your audience will know what to expect. Consistency builds trust, and trust keeps readers coming back. Blogging does require some discipline.

As your blog grows, you’ll probably face new SEO problems. How do you keep coming up with new content and keep your old content up to date? How do you manage different authors? What do you do when traffic to your blog is decreasing? And how will you keep your blog’s structure in shape?

Some challenges and how to solve them

As your blog grows, new problems pop up. Here’s how to tackle them:

  • Running out of ideas. Repurpose old content, and update outdated posts with new data or insights. Use the Yoast AI Content Planner to generate fresh topic ideas from your existing content. Don’t forget to listen to your audience, as their comments, emails, and social media threads can contain questions to answer.
  • Keeping old content fresh. Please audit your blog every six months, fix broken links, and refresh outdated advice. It might make sense to add “Last Updated” dates to show readers and Google that your content is up to date. AI search tools prioritize fresh content, which can revive traffic for old posts. If you have a lot of similar content, you can merge posts and combine thin or overlapping articles into a single comprehensive guide.
  • Declining traffic. Please check Google Search Console regularly to see which posts have lost rankings and why. Then, you can improve this underperforming content by adding depth, updating keywords, or merging with stronger posts. Promote strategically, and share old but valuable posts on social media or in newsletters.

Site structure

As your blog grows, it’s important to regularly analyze its structure. Organize your categories, subcategories, and tags well. As your blog grows, its structure will change and evolve. To keep your site structure clean, you can organize by topic clusters. Group related posts under pillar pages, like “SEO basics” linking to “Keyword research,” “On-page SEO,” et cetera. Don’t forget to update internal links. When you publish new posts, link to 2-3 relevant older ones. If your site becomes unwieldy, prune low-value content. Delete or redirect posts that no longer serve your audience. As long as you stay on top of that, your structure will remain SEO-friendly!

Keep reading: Why you should add links to a new post as soon as possible »

Content planning

As your blog grows, writing shifts from spontaneous posts to strategic planning. Without a system, teams risk duplicate topics, inconsistent tones, or missed opportunities. A clear plan keeps your content organized and aligned with your goals, whether that’s driving traffic or conversions. Use tools such as editorial calendars, topic clusters, and the Yoast AI Content Planner to streamline the process. Assign roles and document guidelines for voice, style, and formatting to maintain consistency.

Planning saves time and reduces last-minute stress. An editorial calendar maps out topics, deadlines, and authors in advance, while topic clusters group related posts to boost SEO and reader navigation. Regular audits help you spot gaps and adapt to trends, keeping your blog relevant and valuable.

Read on: Content planning for a (growing) blog: 6 easy-to-use tips »

Avoiding content cannibalization

If you’ve been blogging in a certain niche for a long time, you’re bound to address the same topic more than once in your blog posts. That’s not necessarily a problem, but do make sure you’re not eating into your own ranking chances. Keyword cannibalization occurs when you have several different articles that could rank for the same and similar keyphrases. When a search engine can’t tell which article should rank highest for a certain query, it’s likely both will rank lower. The solution: stay on top of this by regularly doing an SEO audit of your blog posts to find and fix keyword cannibalization.

Conclusion

Blogging is great. It’s one of the most powerful tools for growing your website, whether it’s an online shop or personal blog. It boosts your search visibility and turns visitors into followers. But to get the best results, you’ll need more than just good writing.

Start with a good keyword strategy to target what your audience is searching for. Keep your content original and structured for AI search. Google’s algorithms, and your readers, reward clarity and depth. As your blog grows, stay organized with planning tools and engage with your audience to stay in the flow. Use our tips to build a blog that ranks and delivers real value. Now, go write something great!

Keep on reading: WordPress SEO: The definitive guide to higher rankings for WordPress sites »

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Edwin Toonen

Edwin is an experienced strategic content specialist. Before joining Yoast, he worked for a top-tier web design magazine, where he developed a keen understanding of how to create great content.

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Apr 17 2026
Tips and tricks to write SEO-friendly blog posts in the AI era

It is no secret that publishing SEO-friendly blog posts is one of the easiest and most effective ways to drive organic traffic and improve SERP rankings. However, in the era of artificial intelligence, blog posts matter more than ever. They help establish brand authority by consistently delivering fresh, valuable content that can be cited in AI-generated answers.

In this guide, we will share a practical, detailed approach to writing SEO-friendly blog content that not only ranks on Google SERPs but is also surfaced by AI models.

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Key takeaways

  • SEO friendly blog post now means writing with search intent, ensuring content is clear and quotable for AI systems
  • Key factors for SEO friendly blog posts include trustworthiness, machine-readability, answer-first structure, and topical authority
  • Conduct thorough keyword research and find readers’ questions to match search intent effectively
  • Use clear headings, improve readability, include inclusive language, and add relevant media to engage readers
  • Write compelling meta titles and descriptions, link to existing content, and focus on building authority to enhance visibility

What does an SEO-friendly blog post mean in the AI era?

The way people search for information has changed, and with it, the meaning of an SEO-friendly blog post. Before the rise of generative AI, writing an SEO-friendly blog post mostly meant this:

‘Writing content with the intention of ranking highly in search engine results pages (SERPs). The content is optimized for specific target keywords, easy to read, and provides value to the reader.’

That definition is not wrong. But it is no longer complete.

In the AI era, an SEO-friendly blog post is written with search intent first, answering a user’s question clearly and efficiently. It is not just about placing keywords in the right spots. It is about creating an information-dense piece with accurate, well-structured, and quotable sentences that AI systems can confidently extract and surface as direct answers.

The new definition clearly shows that strong SEO foundations still matter, and they matter more than ever. What has changed is how content is evaluated and discovered. Search engines and AI models now look beyond clicks and rankings to understand whether your content is trustworthy, helpful, and easy to interpret.

Here are some key factors that play a key role in determining whether a blog post is truly SEO-friendly:

  • Trustworthiness (E-E-A-T): Demonstrating real-world experience, expertise, and credibility helps your content stand out from low-value AI-generated rehashes
  • Machine-readability: Clear structure, clean HTML, and technical signals such as schema markup help search engines and AI systems understand what your content is about
  • Answer-first structure: Placing concise, direct answers at the beginning of sections makes it easier for AI models to extract and reference your content
  • Topical authority: Publishing interconnected, in-depth content around a subject is far more effective than creating isolated blog posts

9 tips to write SEO-friendly blogs for LLM and SERP visibility

Now we get to the core of this guide. Below are some foundational tips to help you plan and write SEO-friendly blog posts that are genuinely helpful, easy to understand, and focused on solving real reader problems. When done right, these practices not only improve search visibility but also shape how your brand is perceived by both users and AI systems.

1. Conduct thorough keyword research

Before you start writing a single word, start with solid keyword research. This step helps you understand how people search for a topic, which terms carry demand, and how competitive those searches are. It also ensures your content aligns with real user intent instead of assumptions.

You can use tools like Google Keyword Planner, Ahrefs, or Semrush for this. Personally, I prefer using Semrush’s Keyword Magic Tool because it quickly surfaces thousands of relevant keyword ideas around a single topic.

Keyword Magic Tool by Semrush for the relevant keyword list

Here’s how I usually approach it. I enter a broad keyword related to my topic, for example, ‘SEO.’ The tool then returns an extensive list of related keywords along with important metrics. I mainly focus on three of them:

  • Search intent, to understand what the user is really looking for
  • Keyword Difficulty (KD%), to estimate how hard it is to rank
  • Search volume, to gauge demand

This combination helps me choose keywords that are realistic to rank for and meaningful for readers.

If you use Yoast SEO, this process becomes even easier. Semrush is integrated into Yoast SEO (both free and Premium), giving you keyword suggestions directly in Yoast SEO. With a single click, you can access relevant keyword data while writing, making it easier to create focused, useful content from the start.

Looking for keyphrase suggestions? When you’ve set a focus keyword in Yoast SEO, you can click on ‘Get related keyphrases’ and our Semrush integration will help you find high-performing keyphrases!

Also read: How to use the Semrush related keyphrases feature in Yoast SEO for WordPress

2. Finding readers’ questions

Keyword research tells you what people search for. Questions tell you why they search.

When you actively look for the questions your audience is asking, you move closer to matching search intent. This is especially important in the AI era, where search engines and AI models prioritize clear, answer-driven content.

For example, consider these two queries:

What are the key features of good running shoes?

This shows informational intent. The searcher wants to understand what makes a running shoe good.

What are the best running shoes?

This suggests a transactional or commercial intent. The searcher is likely comparing options before making a purchase.

Both questions are valid, but they require very different content approaches.

There are two simple ways I usually find relevant questions. The first is by checking the People also ask section in Google search results. By typing in a broad keyphrase, you can see related questions that Google itself considers relevant.

people also ask section on google serps
The People also ask section showing questions related to the broad keyphrase ‘SEO’

The second method is to use the Questions filter in Semrush’s Keyword Magic Tool. This helps uncover question-based queries directly tied to your main topic.

Apart from these methods, I also like using Google’s AI Overview and AI mode as a quick research layer. When I search for my main topic, I pay close attention to AI-cited sources, as they often surface broad questions people are actively seeking. The structured points and highlighted terms usually reflect the answers and subtopics that matter most to users. If I want to go deeper, I click “Show more,” which reveals additional angles and follow-up questions I might not have considered initially.

google ai overview citing resources
AI cited sources by Google AI Overview

Finding and answering these questions helps you do lightweight online audience research and create content that feels genuinely helpful. It also increases the chances of your blog post being referenced in AI-generated answers, since LLMs are designed to surface clear responses to specific questions.

3. Structure your content with headings and subheadings

In our 2026 SEO predictions, we highlighted that editorial quality is no longer just about good writing. It has become a machine-readability requirement. Content that is clearly structured is easier to understand, reuse, and surface across both search and AI-driven experiences.

How LLMs use headings

AI models rely on headings to identify topics, questions, and answers within a page. When your content is broken into clear sections, it becomes easier for them to extract key information and include it in AI-generated summaries.

Why headings still matter for SEO

Headings help search engines understand the hierarchy of your content and the main points you are trying to rank for. They also improve scannability and usability, especially on mobile devices, and increase the chances of earning featured snippets.

Good structure has always been a core SEO principle. In the AI era, it remains one of the simplest and most effective ways to improve visibility and discoverability.

4. Focus on readability aspects

An SEO-friendly blog post should be easy to read before it can rank or get picked up by AI systems. Readability helps readers stay engaged and helps search engines and AI models better understand your content.

A few key readability aspects to focus on while writing:

  • Avoid passive voice where possible
    Active sentences are clearer and more direct. They make it easier for readers to understand who is doing what, and they reduce ambiguity for AI systems processing your content.
  • Use transition words
    Transition words like “because,” “for example,” and “however” guide readers through your content. They improve flow and make it easier to follow relationships between sentences and paragraphs.
  • Keep sentences and paragraphs short
    Long, complex sentences reduce clarity. Breaking content into shorter sentences and paragraphs improves scannability and comprehension.
  • Avoid consecutive sentences starting in the same way
    Varying sentence structure keeps your writing engaging and prevents it from sounding repetitive or robotic.
The readability analysis in the Yoast SEO for WordPress metabox
The readability analysis in the Yoast SEO for WordPress metabox

If you are a WordPress or Shopify user, Yoast SEO (and Yoast SEO for Shopify for Shopify users) can help here. Its readability analysis checks for passive voice, transition words, sentence length, and other clarity signals while you write. If you prefer drafting in Google Docs, you can use the Yoast SEO Google Docs add-on to get the same readability feedback before publishing.

Use Yoast SEO in Google Docs

Optimize as you draft for SEO, inclusivity, and readability. The Yoast SEO Google Docs add-on lets you export content ready for WordPress, no reformatting required.

Good readability is not just about pleasing algorithms. It helps readers understand your message more quickly and makes your content easier to reuse in AI-generated responses.

5. Use inclusive language

Inclusive language helps ensure your content is respectful, clear, and welcoming to a broader audience. It avoids assumptions about gender, ability, age, or background, and focuses on people-first communication.

From an SEO and AI perspective, inclusive language also improves clarity. Content that avoids vague or biased terms is easier to interpret, digest, and trust. This directly supports brand perception, especially when your content is surfaced in AI-generated responses.

Yoast SEO supports this through its inclusive language check, which flags potentially non-inclusive terms and suggests better alternatives. This feature is available in Yoast SEO, Yoast SEO Premium, and in the Yoast SEO Google Docs add-on, making it easier to build inclusive habits directly into your writing workflow.

Inclusive language ensures your content is intentional, thoughtful, and clear, aligning closely with what modern SEO and AI systems value.

6. Add relevant media and interaction points

A well-written blog post should not feel like a long block of text. Adding the right media and interaction points helps guide readers through your content, keeps them engaged, and encourages them to take action.

Why media matters

Media elements such as images, videos, embeds, and infographics make your content easier to consume and more engaging. Blog posts that include images receive 94% more views than those without, simply because visuals break up large blocks of text and make pages easier to scan.

Video content plays an even bigger role. Embedded videos help explain complex ideas faster and can significantly improve organic visibility compared to text-only posts. Together, these elements encourage readers to stay longer on your page, which is a strong signal of content quality for search engines and AI systems alike.

Media also improves accessibility. Properly optimized images with descriptive alt text make content usable for screen readers, while original visuals, screenshots, or diagrams help reinforce credibility and expertise.

Use interaction points to guide and engage readers

Interaction does not always mean complex features. Even simple elements can significantly improve engagement when used well.

Table of contents and sidebar CTA used as interaction points in a Yoast blog post

A table of contents, for example, allows readers to jump directly to the section they care about most.

Other interaction points include clear calls to action (CTAs) that guide readers to the next step, relevant recommendations that encourage users to keep exploring your site, and social sharing buttons that make it easy to amplify your content. Interactive elements like polls, quizzes, or embedded tools further encourage participation and increase time on page.

7. Plan your content length

Content length still matters, but not in the way many people think it does.

A common question is what the ideal word count is for a blog post that performs well. A 2024 study by Backlinko found that while longer content tends to attract more backlinks, the average page ranking on Google’s first page contains around 1,500 words.

That said, this should not be treated as a fixed benchmark. The ideal length is the one that fully answers the user’s question. In an AI-driven era, publishing long content that adds little value or is padded with unnecessary fluff can do more harm than good.

If a topic genuinely requires a longer format, breaking the content into clear subheadings makes a big difference. I personally prefer structuring long articles this way because it improves readability, helps readers navigate the page more easily, and makes the content easier for search engines and AI systems to understand.

Must read: How to use headings on your site

If you use Yoast SEO or Yoast SEO Premium, the paragraph and sentence length checks can help here. These checks exist to prevent pages from being too thin to provide real value. Pages with very low word counts often lack context and struggle to demonstrate relevance or expertise. Yoast SEO flags such cases as a warning, while clearly indicating that adding more words alone does not guarantee better rankings.

Think of word count as a guideline, not a goal. Your focus should always be on clarity, completeness, and usefulness.

8. Link to existing content

Internal linking is one of the most underrated SEO practices, yet it does a lot of heavy lifting behind the scenes.

By linking to relevant content within your site, you help readers discover additional resources and help search engines understand how your content is connected. Over time, this strengthens topical authority and signals that your site consistently covers a subject in depth.

Good internal linking follows a few simple principles:

  • Link only when it adds value and feels natural in context
  • Use clear, descriptive anchor text so users and search engines know what to expect
  • Avoid linking to outdated URLs or pages that redirect, as this wastes crawl signals

Internal links also keep readers engaged longer by guiding them to related articles. This improves overall site engagement while reinforcing your expertise on a topic.

From an AI and search perspective, internal linking plays an even bigger role. Modern search systems analyze content structure, metadata hierarchies, schema markup, and internal links to assess topical depth and clarity. Well-linked content clusters make it easier for search engines and AI systems to understand what your site is about and which pages are most important.

For WordPress users, Yoast SEO Premium offers internal linking suggestions directly in the editor. This makes it easier to spot relevant linking opportunities as you write, helping you build stronger content connections without interrupting your workflow.

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Yoast SEO Premium has a smart content analysis that helps you take your content to the next level!

9. Write compelling meta titles and descriptions

Meta titles and meta descriptions help users decide whether to click on your content. While meta descriptions are not a direct ranking factor, they strongly influence click-through rates, making them an essential part of writing SEO-friendly blog posts.

A good meta title clearly communicates what the page is about. Place your main keyword near the beginning, keep it concise, and aim for roughly 55-60 characters so it doesn’t get truncated in search results.

Meta descriptions act like a short invitation. They should explain what the reader will gain from clicking and why it matters. Instead of stuffing keywords, focus on clarity and usefulness. Mention what aspects of the topic your content covers and how it helps the reader. Simple language works best.

Pro tip: Using action-oriented verbs such as “learn,” “discover,” or “read” can also encourage clicks and make your description more engaging.

If you use Yoast SEO Premium, this process becomes much easier. The AI-powered meta title and description generation feature helps you create relevant, well-structured metadata in just one click. It follows SEO best practices while producing descriptions and titles that are clear, engaging, and aligned with search intent.

Bonus tips

Once you have the fundamentals in place, a few extra refinements can go a long way. The following bonus tips help improve usability, clarity, and long-term discoverability. They are not mandatory, but when applied thoughtfully, they can make your blog posts more helpful for readers and easier to surface across search engines and AI-driven experiences.

1. Add a table of contents

A table of contents (TOC) helps readers quickly understand what your blog post covers and jump straight to the section they care about. This is especially useful for long-form content, where users often scan rather than scroll from top to bottom.

From an SEO perspective, a TOC improves structure and readability and can create jump links in search results, which may increase click-through rates. It reduces bounce rates by helping users find answers faster and improves accessibility by offering clear navigation.

By the way, did you know Yoast can help you here too? Yes, the Yoast SEO Internal linking blocks feature lets you add a TOC block to your blog post that automatically includes all the headings with just one click!

2. Add key takeaways

Key takeaways help readers quickly grasp the main points of your blog post without having to read the whole post. This is especially helpful for time-constrained users who want quick, actionable insights.

Summaries also support SEO by reinforcing topic relevance and improving content comprehension for search engines and AI systems. Well-written takeaways might increase visibility in featured snippets and “People also ask” results.

If you use Yoast SEO Premium, the Yoast AI Summarize feature can generate key takeaways for your content in just one click, making it easier to add concise summaries without extra effort.

3. Add an FAQ section

An FAQ section gives you space to answer specific questions your readers may still have after reading your post. This improves user experience by addressing concerns directly and building trust.

FAQs also help search engines better understand your content by clearly outlining common questions and answers related to your topic. While they can support rankings, their real value lies in reducing friction, improving clarity, and even supporting conversions by clearing doubts.

A permalink is the permanent URL of your blog post. Short, descriptive permalinks are easier to read, easier to share, and more likely to be clicked.

Good permalinks clearly describe what the page is about, avoid unnecessary words, and include the main topic where relevant. They improve usability and help search engines understand page context at a glance.

5. Focus on building authority (EEAT aspect)

Building authority is critical, especially for sites that cover sensitive or high-impact topics. Demonstrating Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness (E-E-A-T) helps both users and search engines trust your content.

This includes citing reliable sources, showing real-world experience, maintaining consistent quality, and clearly communicating who is behind the content. Strong E-E-A-T signals are especially important for YMYL topics, where accuracy and credibility matter most.

6. Plan content distribution

Writing a great blog post is only half the work. Distribution helps your content reach the right audience.

Sharing posts on social media, repurposing key insights into newsletters, and earning backlinks from relevant sites can drive more traffic and visibility. Distribution also increases engagement signals and helps your content gain traction faster, which supports long-term SEO performance.

Target your readers always!

In AI-driven search, retrieval beats ranking. Clarity, structure, and language alignment now decide if your content gets seen. – Carolyn Shelby

This perfectly sums up what writing SEO-friendly blog posts looks like today. Success is no longer just about rankings. It is about being clear, helpful, and easy to understand for both readers and AI systems.

Throughout this guide, we focused on the fundamentals that still matter: understanding search intent, structuring content well, improving readability, using inclusive language, and supporting your writing with media, internal links, and thoughtful metadata. These are not new tricks. They are strong SEO foundations, adapted for how search and discovery work in the AI era.

If there is one takeaway, it is this: always write for your readers first. When your content genuinely helps people, answers their questions, and respects how they search and read, it naturally becomes easier to surface across SERPs and AI-driven experiences.

Good SEO has not changed. It has simply become more human.

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Ahad Qureshi

I’m a Computer Science grad who accidentally stumbled into writing—and stayed because I fell in love with it. Over the past six years, I’ve been deep in the world of SEO and tech content, turning jargon into stories that actually make sense. When I’m not writing, you’ll probably find me lifting weights to balance my love for food (because yes, gym and biryani can coexist) or catching up with friends over a good cup of chai.

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Dec 11 2024
5 tips on how to create good seasonal content

It’s the festive season! Or it’s nearly Valentine’s Day, or the start of summer, or… You get the drift. People love to celebrate, which is why seasonal content tends to do well during those periods. So, should you put effort into creating content for the holidays? We think so! But you should be smart about it. Here are five tips to help you create good-quality seasonal content.

Why should you create seasonal content?

A big benefit of creating seasonal content is that you’ll stay top of mind. After all, your customers are probably looking for content to give them ideas for gifts, services, or events. By participating in the trend, you’ll show your audience that your business is relevant.

Of course, by having seasonal content, you’ll also be able to boost your brand’s visibility and traffic. Especially if you have content optimized for seasonal keywords! In short: most people get swept up by the holiday season, so it’s good to join the hype.

Tip 1: Create evergreen seasonal content

Good news for busy people! You don’t need to create a new piece of seasonal content every year. It’s way better to create one excellent Christmas post, for example, that you optimize every year. Preferably, you optimize it a month or two before the event or holiday takes place. 

This will save you time, and increases the likelihood of your content actually ranking (since that usually takes a while). So, avoid adding years to your content. Don’t write a piece about: Best recipes for Hanukkah 2024. Just delete the year from the title, and you’re good to go. 

If you do want to include the year in your title, don’t include it in your URL. That way, you can update the post and title each year without having to constantly create new posts and redirect the old ones.

Our Black Friday post has a year in the title, but not in the URL

What if you already have multiple content pieces about the same holiday?

If your posts rank well for different keywords and they get a decent amount of organic traffic, keep them. But if there is overlap in the keywords they’re ranking for and they get okayish traffic, it’s better to merge them into one big post. Just make sure the post’s content still makes sense. 

Our tip would be to use the URL of the post that is performing the best. For the other posts, make sure you redirect them to the optimized post so people won’t hit a 404. 

Tip 2: Do keyword research

Whether you want to write a new post or optimize an existing one, it’s good to do research. First, start with keyword research, so you know what your audience is searching for during specific events or holidays. 

Tip: you can always look for variations of your core keywords! For example, you can add “holiday” or “guide” or “summer/winter” to them.

Just don’t create content for content’s sake. Only write content if you’re sure that your audience is looking for this information. At the end of the day, you want your audience to feel that your site has added value. 

Tip 3: Do competitor research

Once you’ve picked out a main keyword, it’s good to search for that keyword in Google, for example. Analyze the top results. Are they blog posts or category pages? If they’re blog posts, what kind of articles are they? For example, if all the top posts are how-to guides then you probably have the best chance of ranking if your article is a how-to guide as well. Just make sure to write something different from what’s already out there.

Tip 4: Plan well ahead of time

It’s good to remember that people often search for gift ideas or tips for activities or recipes weeks in advance. This means you’ll need to have your seasonal content ready before the actual holiday! That’s why it might be a good idea to have a content calendar for your posts, so you won’t forget.

Plus, it’s good to publish new content early so it has time to rank. After all, once the event is there, you want your content to be findable by your audience. That’s why it’s also a good idea to make sure your content meets Google’s helpful content and E-E-A-T guidelines.

Tip 5: Keep your seasonal content updated

Even though you’ve created evergreen content, make sure to update it at least once a year—preferably a couple of weeks before the event or holiday itself. Let’s say you have a new tip, or one of your products is no longer being produced. By updating your content, you’ll ensure that your content is always relevant and helpful. Which your audience and Google will both like!

Don’t forget to republish your content as new!

Once you’ve updated your content, don’t forget to change the publish date. This way, people (and search engines) will know it’s been updated. Of course, if you have a feature on your site that shows both the publish and updated date, then this isn’t necessary.

So why should you republish or update your content? Again, it shows that your content is relevant and current. Because let’s be honest, how would you feel if you read a blog post with Tips for a perfect summer vacation and the date said 2018? You’d think it was outdated, right?

Tip: Our free Duplicate Post plugin allows you to easily rewrite and republish your posts! With the plugin, you can edit your posts without taking them offline.

A screenshot of the Rewrite & Republish feature in the WordPress backend.
You can access the Rewrite & Republish feature via the WordPress toolbar or from the post overview

Seasonal content: the gift that keeps on giving

If you’ve got a solid post that you can update every year, you’ll ensure that you’ll give your audience helpful content. Plus, you’ll gain more traffic during seasonal events. Just make sure to update or write your content weeks in advance, so it has time to rank. All that’s left then, is to promote your content, for example on your social media channels or via email marketing. Good luck!



Cindy Paul

Cindy is a content manager at Yoast. She writes and optimizes blog posts, and enjoys writing content that will help people create better content for their site and users.

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