Content Ideas inspired from BuzzFeed

BuzzFeed is said to be famous for its grabby listicles, viral news stories and clickbait pop culture posts. It is also regarded to be a millennial-era 'lazy journalism'.

The success of BuzzFeed seems to be based on the entertainment factor. The following are some of the ways through which you can replicate what BuzzFeed has mastered:

1. 1. UBER-RELATABLE CONTENT THAT WILL RESTORE YOUR FAITH IN HUMANITY
   The first thing that BuzzFeed did was when it came to create content it took time to understand their target audience. It is seen that BuzzFeed's content gets clicks and shares not since its funny and easy-to-digest or trending. However, it gets clicks and shares sinces it is exactly what the target audience wants to read.
   
   
2. 2. AWESOME QUIZZES TO DIE FOR
   This is another relatable content that BuzzFeed seems to run a lot. These quizzes tend to be appropriate for certain niches. It should be noted that the quiz does not have to be necessarily goofy but it needs to make sense for the audience you are trying to appeal to.
   
   
3. 3. VIRAL CONTENT IDEAS YOU HAVE PROBABLY NEVER HEARD OF
   There seems to be many ways to in order to make a piece of content go viral. Viral content tends to provoke emotion and it makes people talking. The viral gets shared since it is funny.
   
   
4. 4. 'BEST OF' ROUNDUP POSTS FOR NEWS
   Roundup posts are said to be a well-known form of content in the marketing world. It is great for building authority and also drawing in high-quality backlinks to your website. Roundup posts are said to draw in multiple sources of information in order to create a piece of content that is extremely valuable and also easy to digest.
   
   
5. 5. THE MOST TIMELY CONTENT EVER
   BuzzFeed tends to capitalize on content that is already going viral and this is one of the most genius things that it does. They do this in two ways:
        a. Firstly either by spinning trending news articles or
        b. Creating content around something hot that is happening right now.