Content title generators have become every content marketer’s secret weapon, but I’m torn.
When you’re called upon to write dozens and dozens of posts on a topic, even the most passionate of writers can hit writers block from time to time. Content title generators can help overcome this by creating a slew of titles and topics based around a keyword.
While these tools can inspire new ideas and prompt your writing, they also represent the reason why consumers are wary of brand blogging.
If the people creating content see it as a task to be automated rather than a task undertaken because of a passion for the subject, then why should the audience give the content a second glance?
When it comes to content title generators I see both the pros and cons of using the tools. If the person creating the content is excited about the subject, it will shine through. But if the content generators become a crutch and a way to boost SEO rankings through sub-par content, the reader will notice.
With that, I will leave you with this collection of content title generators and recommend that content marketers proceed with caution and use these tools as a jumping off point for even better ideas.
- Inbound Now: Kill Writers Block
- Portent: Title Maker
- Hubspot: Blog Topic Generator
- Content Forest: Title Tool
- Link Bait: Title Generator