This is your blog. Blogs are a great way to connect with your audience and keep them coming back. They can also be a great way to position yourself as an authority in your field. Prepare yourself for an info dump!

To begin with, you should make a post that highlights y...

Vendor Highlights. Your watermelon woman has a story. So does your pear person. No one cares about the pomegranate guy, though.

Who are your vendors? Why are they important to your customers? What is their daily grind? What is their company motto? How are their products...

Recipes. Now that your customer has received your product, why not introduce some fun ways for them to use what you've given them.

When life gives you lemons, you write a comprehensive set of guides on every potential use for your lemons so that you may begin to attract...

Industry knowledge and know-how. You're smart and you know a lot of things.

Now it is time to show the world just how much knowledge you've been able to accumulate! "But how can you make shipping containers interesting," one might ask. Why, with just a dash of panache...

Customer Showcases. They're pretty important, too.

One wouldn't have a difficult time making the case that your customers are an important part of your business. Well, make them feel that they're important!

This is your chance to build a better relationship with them, h...

Do what works for you.

For any blog, there are thousands of potential article types that you could write. My advice would be to try them all and see what gets people to keep coming back. Top ten lists, what fruits are in season, a blog about your new practices, etc.

No m...