Here we go, into another year on this silly little planet of ours. To ring in the New Year, Zywave would like to share some blog topics for January to help you get your blogs rolling:

1. The New Year brings a fresh start for many, the main motivation behind New Year Resolutions. Share some tips on how to keep resolutions throughout the year, and suggest some insurance resolutions your readers should make.
2. It might be cold in December, but January is the month that winter really kicks in. Recommend ways for readers to heat their homes beyond just cranking up their furnace.
3. The cold will also put more ice on people’s properties, increasing the chances of slip-and-fall liability. Explain the liability concerns associated with ice, as well as effective ways to remove it.
4. Did you know January is Teen Driving Awareness Month? Describe to your audience the effects and burdens of having teens on your auto insurance.
5. Speaking of cars, does your audience know how to get a car un-stuck from the snow? Provide some tips on different ways to get your readers’ cars back on the road.
6. January is also Clean Up Your Computer Month, the perfect opportunity to provide tips on how to organize and secure your readers’ computers.
7. With constant snow and frigid temperatures forcing people inside, January can be a bit of a downer. Suggest fun activities for your audience to do in your area.
8. Did you know the first week in January is National Lose Weight/Feel Great Week? Give some tips on how people can lose weight when it is too cold to exercise, as well as some misconceptions about certain diets.
9. The second semester of school starts for students of all ages in January. Provide some tips on things that they might need to finish the year out strong.
10. The fresh powder in January draws people across the country to the slopes. Remind your audience on some important safety considerations for skiing and snowboarding, and explain the insurance your readers can get to protect their equipment.

Do you have additional suggestions for January topics? Leave us a comment!