There are several ways to achieve this.

You could create something called an “ask campaign” which is simply a campaign asking people on your list or site visitors what their most important question is about (your niche). That is how you will know the types of information that people in your marketplace are looking for.

Some people like to ask people who have just subscribed to their newsletters/ezines what their biggest question is.

Others may use social media outlets, forums, membership sites etc. to get an idea on what kinds of issues their prospects may have.

But what if you don’t have a list? or What if you don’t have time to visit every forum in your niche?

In today’s article, and for several more afterwards, I’m going to give you an advantage over your competitors and reveal to you the kinds of questions the people in your niche are already looking for answers to all over the web. These most popular questions have come directly from several of the most powerful search engines on the web - they are the questions that “real” people are searching for.

Today’s Niche: Food and Drinks - Top 13 Questions

Food and Drinks Questions

1. How long to bake chicken?
2. How do you make baked stuffed pork chops?
3. How to make peking duck?
4. Can dogs eat vegetables?
5. What restaurants are open on christmas day?
6. Can tea be prepared in the senseo coffee machine?
7. How does dry store work?
8. Do you like velveeta cheese?
9. How pepper spray works?
10. Are egg products pasteurized?
11. How to make hot chocolate mix from pure cocoa?
12. How materials melt and freeze?
13. How to make cold cucumber soup?

If you are in the food and drink market, then now you already you have 13 great article ideas you can act on. Write an article series on different recipes for baking chicken. Write an article series on ways you can prepare vegetables for dogs.

You also know when you write these articles, that these are the types of answers your market is looking for. All you have to do is keep informing your prospects and of course find a way to eventually tie in your product or service.

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Not sure?

Well, let’s get things straight with today’s Angelettie Article Marketing Grammar Lesson!

FLARE

noun
1 a sudden brief burst of bright flame or light : the flare of the match lit up his face.
• a device producing a bright flame, used esp. as a signal or marker : a helicopter spotted a flare set off by the crew | [as adj. ] a flare gun.
• [in sing. ] a sudden burst of intense emotion : she felt a flare of anger within her.
• Astronomy a sudden explosion in the chromosphere and corona of the sun or another star, resulting in an intense burst of radiation. See also solar flare .
• Photography extraneous illumination on film caused by internal reflection in the camera.
2 [in sing. ] a gradual widening, esp. of a skirt or pants : as you knit, add a flare or curve a hem.
• an upward and outward curve of a vessel’s bow, designed to throw the water outward when under way.

verb [ intrans. ]
1 burn with a sudden intensity : the blaze across the water flared | the bonfire crackled and flared up.
• (of a light or a person’s eyes) glow with a sudden intensity : her eyes flared at the stinging insult.
• (of an emotion) suddenly become manifest in a person or their expression : alarm flared in her eyes | tempers flared.
• ( flare up) (of an illness or chronic medical complaint) recur unexpectedly and cause further discomfort : Tracy’s pain has flared up again, this time almost beyond enduring.
• (esp. of an argument, conflict, or trouble) suddenly become more violent or intense : in 1943 the Middle East crisis flared up again.
• ( flare up) (of a person) suddenly become angry : she flared up, shouting at Jeff.

2 [often as adj. ] ( flared) gradually become wider at one end : a flared skirt | the dress flared out into huge a train.
• (of a person’s nostrils) dilate : his head lifted, his nostrils flaring.
• [ trans. ] (of a person) cause (the nostrils) to dilate.

SYNONYMS

noun
1 the flare of the match blaze, flash, dazzle, burst, flicker.
2 a flare set off by the crew distress signal, rocket, beacon, light, signal.
3 a flare of anger burst, rush, eruption, explosion, spasm, access.

verb
1 the wick flared blaze, flash, flare up, flame, burn; glow, flicker.
2 her nostrils flared spread, broaden, widen; dilate.

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FLAIR

noun
1 [in sing. ] a special or instinctive aptitude or ability for doing something well : she had a flair for languages | none of us had much artistic flair.
2 stylishness and originality : she dressed with flair.

SYNONYMS

1 a flair for publicity aptitude, talent, gift, instinct, (natural) ability, facility, skill, bent, feel, knack.
2 she dressed with flair style, stylishness, panache, dash, élan, poise, elegance; taste, good taste, discernment, discrimination; informal class, pizzazz.

*source: Apple Dictionary & Wikipedia
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When I tell you that I have never bought a software program of any kind that truly over delivers like 1Password - I’m not lying. There are constant updates. I’m sure customer service is stellar, but the truth is - is that I’ve never had to use it! I’ve never had one problem or question.

Another great thing about 1Password is that my one license allows me to have my passwords, credit cards, bank information, and form fill-in information remembered and synced on my main mac, my macbook, and my iPhone! I can get into any site, anywhere, anytime.

I could not live without 1Password. I was constantly frustrated because I could not get into many of my article submission sites, affiliate program sites, personal banking sites, etc. because I could not remember all those d&#! passwords. Now - I effortlessly login to all my usual sites for the day as well my monthly “pay bill” sites.

Now I know that password software may not be on the top of your “must-have” list, but it rarely is until the time comes that you want to pull your hair out, because you don’t remember any of your passwords. So again - it’s free to test drive, and I and a zillion Mac publications highly recommend it and have given it awards.

The name is: 1 Password

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If you are interested in writing a “magic bullet article” this week, then I suggest you write one on some aspect of this big news story. While you will probably not beat out the major news outlets such as CNN for the term: Steve McNair, it doesn’t matter. The term is getting enough traffic that you could pull in a good amount of traffic and attention by using his name in long-tail keywords.

Article Writing Ideas & Writing Prompts:

1. Write about gun violence in the US. with a tie-in to McNair’s murder.

2. Write about the cost of Steve McNair’s infidelity to his wife, kids, family, friends.

3. Write about the general cost of infidelity in a marriage.

4. Write about signs of suicidal behavior. Were there any in Sahel Kazemi?

5. Write about pro athletes and gun violence. Is there a connection or is it coincidence?

6. Explore the age difference between McNair and Kazemi and ask if that could have been a factor in the deaths.

7. Write a feature about Steve McNair’s football career. Talk about other players whose careers or lives he touched.

8. Write a “tomorrow is not promised” type of article citing McNair as an example.

9. Write about the effects of the deaths on both McNair and Kazemi’s families.

10. Write a profile on Sahel Kazemi, her name was a top advanced search term according to Ask.com

11. Write about the devastating effects of the loss of a father to a family. McNair had a wife and 4 sons.

The key with articles on hot subjects like this is to somehow tie in the topic into your business. It has to make sense, but you’d be surprised how you can merge two very different topics into a interesting article.

Of course these article ideas and writing prompts will work a lot easier for a general news site, relationship coach, marriage and family therapist, or an organization dedicated to ending gun violence — but of course that’s part of the challenge. Making the “hot topic” relate in some way to your business.

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