Top Workout Lists go in line with the Top Movement/Exercise lists with the main difference being the use of workouts or workout set schemes in leu of single exercises. Again, you could base them on objectives, difficulty, body part, or popularity.

Everyone loves to see top movement/exercise lists, even if there is no way that they’re going to agree with your opinion. All you have to do is select a focus and create a list of 3 to 10 exercise that you think fit it best. This could be objective based (The Top 5 Strength Enhancing Exercises), difficulty based (The Top 8 Most Difficult Movements), body part focused (The Top 3 Exercise for Building Your Glutes), or popularity based (The Top Kettlebell Exercises You Haven’t Tried Yet).

Transformation pieces do really well online, especially if you have before/after pics and a compelling back story. The typically go, “I was fat and unhappy, then I found kettlebells/pilates/yoga/etc, and it changed my life.” They can be very inspiring if they’re written correctly, but again, the pics will make them way more effective if you have them.

You can write quite a bit about a single ingredient if you really think about it. What health benefits does it have? What are its top five uses? Where did the ingredient come from? By doing a little bit of research you could break down every aspect of a single ingredient and create a optimized article in the process. In addition, you’ll be able to link that single ingredient to all of the recipes that you created to use it.

You can never go wrong with recipes, especially when you combine them with an attractive picture of the food. These get tons of visits and the food pics perform extremely well on all social media channels, especially Instagram, Facebook, and Pinterest.