What Should I Blog About Quiz
Questions: 16 · 10 minutes
1. What level of personal visibility would feel sustainable for your blog?
Sharing selected experiences while keeping clear boundaries around private areas
Using occasional personal examples without making myself the main subject
Keeping the focus mainly on information, products, or public ideas
Writing through a personal voice while rarely describing specific events
2. You disagree with a popular claim in your niche. What would feel like the most satisfying response?
Build a careful counterargument and examine the assumptions behind the claim
Mention my disagreement briefly, then share what worked for me
Compare resources that represent different sides of the issue
Leave the debate aside and focus on a practical topic
3. Imagine readers remember one quality about your future blog. Which would you most like it to be?
It consistently introduces useful things to try
It makes complicated debates easier to think through
It offers a distinctive take on familiar subjects
It raises interesting questions, even when posts stay concise
4. When creating a post about a process you perform regularly, how much structure would you want to provide?
Only the key idea; readers can adapt it for themselves
A complete sequence with examples, checkpoints, or a checklist
A loose overview followed by my personal experience
Very little structure because I would rather explore what the process means
5. While exploring a new book, app, café, or hobby resource, what naturally holds your attention?
How the experience connects with something happening in my life
The details that distinguish it from similar choices
A few standout features I might mention in a roundup
Whether I can turn what I learn into a practical lesson
6. Which recurring blog feature would you be most willing to maintain for six months?
A monthly comparison or themed collection of discoveries
A weekly reflection on a personal moment
A recurring “three things worth checking out” post
A series that teaches one core skill from beginning to end
7. A reader asks, “Which one should I choose?” about several options in your niche. How would you prefer to respond?
Name my favorite without spending much time on alternatives
Ask about their priorities, then compare the options against those needs
Explain the broader trend that created all these options
Offer a concise shortlist for a few different types of users
8. Which reader response would make personal blogging feel most worthwhile to you?
“Your detailed advice helped me complete something difficult.”
“Your honest story made me feel understood.”
“Your comparison helped me choose between several options.”
“Your experience gave me a new way to view my own situation.”
9. After a meaningful weekend, you notice several moments that could become a post. What would you most want to capture?
The emotional arc and what the experience meant to me
The practical lessons, with only enough personal detail for context
A brief anecdote that introduces a broader topic
A separate subject that does not require discussing my life
10. Where do your most promising blog ideas tend to begin?
With a question about why people think or behave a certain way
With a task that could be made easier for someone
With a connection between two trends or concepts
With an observation I want to develop into a brief opinion
11. It has been an ordinary week without a major event. How would you approach your next post?
Notice a small interaction or routine and explore why it mattered
Wait until I have a more substantial personal story to tell
Turn something I noticed into general advice for readers
Research a topic that does not depend on my week
12. A friend asks you to explain a skill you know well. Which part of the conversation would you most enjoy?
Turning the process into clear, manageable steps
Recommending the tools that make the process easier
Sharing how I first became interested in the skill
Discussing the larger ideas surrounding the skill
13. You try three tools designed to solve the same problem. What are you most tempted to do with your notes?
Compare where each tool succeeds, struggles, and fits best
Create one tutorial using whichever tool I already know best
Tell the story of why I needed the tools in the first place
Publish a short list of the most noticeable differences
14. Several readers ask different questions about the same frustrating process. What would you feel drawn to do?
Collect the recurring problems for a future troubleshooting guide
Answer whichever individual questions spark my interest
Write a broader post about why the process is frustrating
Move toward a topic that leaves more room for storytelling
15. A new development causes debate in a topic you follow. What post would you most want to write?
A breakdown of what changed and why it matters
A step-by-step guide for adapting to the change
A roundup of products or resources connected to it
A short reaction that connects the news to a larger pattern
16. You have an open afternoon to draft a post. Which assignment sounds most appealing?
A detailed walkthrough that helps readers finish one task
A personal account of something that happened recently
A short explanation of why a common approach works
An argument about a debated issue in the topic