105. Highlight why skills (not degrees)

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105. Highlight why skills (not degrees) will dominate resumes in your industry
Consider blogging about the failure of the standard education system around the world and the devaluation of degrees across the board. Within this blog post idea, you can even contrast that with the high valuation of emerging jobs (that don’t require degrees) and offer relevant resources for readers to learn those skills.

106. Share resume writing tips for the modern professional
Like it or not, if you apply for a job online today, your resume goes through electronic filters albania phone number library look for specific keywords. This is done in the name of efficiency. You could use this blog post idea to talk about how using certain keywords in your resume (for the niche you write about on your blog) can help readers get past the first screening step.

Refer to how you can make your resume lean for every job opening by cutting out useless skills like Microsoft Office. Talk about organizing your resume by relevance and listing achievements or experiences instead of responsibilities.

107. Choose a popular article on your blog and add to it
Look at the analytics on your blog and make a creative decision about how to add more value to the same article. If a certain blog post idea has already worked really well for you, then take a look at what made it successful and why your audience comes to it—then add on to that article by making it more in-depth, unique, and useful to your audience.

For example, I’m regularly adding to my articles that highlight the best cheap hosting plans, breakdowns of the top shared hosting providers, my picks for free hosting plans as the industry changes and new great companies emerge and a compilation of honest Bluehost reviews to compare—all with the goal of continuing to be the most relevant, useful resource on the subject over time.

108. List of the most valuable degrees offered by universities today
Make a list of the 10 most valuable degrees being offered by colleges within your industry and tie them to specific job titles & average salaries throughout a career’s lifetime. It’s better to focus on Bachelor’s degrees here rather than Master’s degrees, as there will be many more readers seeking value from this kind of blog post idea who’ve yet to complete their first degrees. Rank the degrees by order of the highest paying jobs students can expect after graduating.