“The wild beast hunts, two a day for five days, are magnificent.
There is no denying it.
But what pleasure is there in seeing a puny human mangled by a powerful beast or a splendid animal killed with a hunting spear.”
~ Cicero in 50 BC
Do you know why those huge Roman amphitheaters and coliseums attracted such huge crowds?
Bread and games.
Free food and free entertainment – a combination the Roman government believed would keep happy and docile the many unemployed people in Rome.
The government figured out what the people of Rome wanted and gave it to them.
And the people came.
In huge numbers. Hungry and thirsty for more.
Give Your Readers Bread and Games
Take cue from history: figure out what your readers want and give it to them.
And they will come.
In huge numbers. Hungry and thirsty for more.
KNOW what they want.
By figuring out what is being shared and read the most on your competitors’ blogs.
And once you see which posts did the best, you can write your own content related to those topics.
Provided that your writing is up to par, your newly created content should do well.
Here are some ways you can find out which of your competitors’ posts drew readers like bees to honey.
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“The wild beast hunts, two a day for five days, are magnificent.



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