How To Find Enough Content To Write AT LEAST One Squidoo Lens a Day, Every Day!

First, you have to understand and believe that you are an expert on a number of things. Yes, really; you are. Just because those things may not be hugely popular, it doesn't make you any less an expert. Think about what you are good at, what you are passionate about, and what you do frequently. Even if it is as seemingly insignificant as knowing the best local restaurants or the best brands of over the counter teeth whitener, you know something that other people don't know and may want or need to know in the future.

Those things are Squidoo lens topics!

Secondly, think about the things that you are interested in, but may not feel like an expert on. With a little research, you could write a short report on your findings and how they apply to your interest, right? Those topics are good Squidoo lens topics as well! No, you may not be an electrician, but with a little research coupled with some personal experience, you could write a great lens about CFL light bulbs. Just make sure that you give credit where credit is due - plagiarism is nothing to play with, and nothing that you should expect to get paid for, either.

Thirdly, consider the topics we have previously pondered and then think of all of the subtopics that emerge as a result of writing about the main topics. If you write about the differences between the OTC teeth whiteners available, you can also write about each individual brand, as well as homemade teeth whiteners that you have tried and/or researched, as well as the popularity of professional teeth whitening, and so on. Link all of these lenses together, and you can create a wealth of information and a real web presence, all about something that you didn't think was valuable. However, someone searching the web for information on the best teeth whiteners will greatly appreciate your expert knowledge. The search engines will appreciate Squidoo's Google Page Rank, pushing your lenses higher in the listings, and you will find out that your expert knowledge was worth more than you thought.

Fourthly, write reviews. Review different products, services, entertainment, or whatever you have an opinion on that other people care about. If you see a sneak preview of a movie, be the first to create a lens about it. If you get in the ground floor on a new biz op, be the first squid to review it for those who will be searching for information on it. Remember, search engines LOVE well constructed, highly informative Squidoo lenses - I have searched for info on Yahoo! and Google and found Squidoo lenses on the topics in the first pages of my results.

Make sure your lenses fill those spots.