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31 Days of March Writing Prompts

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We know how hard it can be to come with blog posts topics and we want to give you a helping hand! We’ve created 31 March writing prompts for the month of March. Our goal is to help you keep your editorial calendar stocked with plenty of writing ideas for the whole month!

March Writing Prompts

31 Days of March Writing Prompts

Feel free to pick and choose which prompts work well for your site.

  1. What does financial freedom look like to you?
  2. Read Across America Day! Tell us how you are celebrating, share your favorite book(s), or take us back to a moment when a book helped to change your world.
  3. Describe your perfect weekend getaway
  4. Share your favorite cookie recipe.
  5. How do you keep your kitchen organized?
  6. Many schools have cut funding for art and music programs. Do you think it’s important to bring these electives back, and what are your ideas to get your community involved?
  7. How do you balance blogging and family life?
  8. Do you shop local? Highlight some of your favorite, local small businesses.
  9. Take a walk in the park, and get inspired by what you see and hear. Write a short story or poem. Or give us some tips for a great picnic if that kind of writing isn’t your thing.
  10. March is Women’s history month. What woman in history inspires you?
  11. How are you brave?
  12. Are you prepping your garden for Spring? Share your best gardening tips.
  13. If you could change one thing about your city, what would it be?
  14. National Pi Day! Share your best pie recipe to commemorate the day!
  15. 5 ways to make the most out of Twitter
  16. Write a post inspired by this word: Art
  17. How are you celebrating St. Patrick’s Day?
  18. Have you ever worked in sales? Tell us your best story about that job!
  19. 7 tips to make blogging easier
  20. Tell us about the spring smells, sights, and tastes you are most excited for this year.
  21. Write a piece of pillar content for your blog – something about which you are an expert and do (or will) blog about regularly.
  22. Your favorite fun things to do that don’t cost a lot of money.
  23. How do you thinks social media is affecting our kids?
  24. 10 tips for crafters.
  25. Best waffle recipes and toppings – go!
  26. What three snacks do you always get at the movie theater?
  27. What do you do on rainy days?
  28. Do you have any pets? Share a funny story about them.
  29. Share your most outrageous (or inspirational) road trip story.
  30. Describe how you started blogging and what inspires you.
  31. Best story from your high school science class!

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About Tracie Nall

Tracie lives in Arizona with her husband, teen daughter, and more books than her shelves will hold. She spends her days writing and editing. Many of her words end up on her blog, From Tracie. Find Tracie on Twitter @FromTracie and on Instagram where she takes pictures of things that are yellow.

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  4. Clotilde/Craftybegonia says

    Thank you for such a great list of ideas. Any blogger can run with these. I never really need prompts because of the kinds of blogs I have, but these would help anyone!

  7. Silvie Armas says

    What a great list! I see so many that I know I’d enjoy writing about. The first one I did was for today’s prompt Family. If you get a chance, come visit my blog. 🙂

  10. Naomi Figueroa says

    I love these ideas! Some of them would also be great for asking your Facebook followers–I love posting something about once a week that is engaging and helps me connect with others. Thanks for the ideas!

    • Alison says

      I was confused by that as well, but National Peanut Butter day IS January 24th. March 1st is National Peanut Butter Lovers Day. What the difference is, I really don’t know, but hey why can’t we celebrate the awesomeness of peanut butter every day? 🙂

  18. Hope says

    Wow, how timely is this find! I was just looking today for prompts to use for my four child bloggers and these are perfect for next month. Will definitely check your site for more.

  19. Shelly Maynard says

    Thank for the writing prompts! I am going to be using them – I need to get in the habit of scheduling my posts and this is a TERRIFIC place to start!

  25. Carla says

    Wow! This is soooooo helpful. I’m excited about National Peanut Butter Day because I do have some new recipes I’d like to write about.

  37. Kat Ryan says

    Great ideas!! Thank you so much. I am trying so hard to build up a “stash” of blogs that are ready to go and this gives such great ideas!!

  40. Jenna @ A Savory Feast says

    Great ideas! I have a food blog but have been working on writing posts that are about more than just recipes. I started writing a weekly “5 Friday Favorites” post and have also been working on some blogging tips. Thanks for these ideas!