First of all, I would recommend not worrying too much. Sometimes what's lacking isn't inspiration, but time, dedication, the opportunity to research, and special lead systematic approach. Or it's simply a question of opportunity cost: what do I have to give up to do or achieve something else?
But once you've given it some thought, how do you get the muses to return? Here are four tools to help you do just that. But be careful: "support" isn't 100% synonymous with "support." Finding out the most popular topics, content, and posts doesn't give you free rein to copy them , far from it. Apply creativity and honesty to the process: you'll come out on top.
A curious tool that will help you discover potential topics of interest related to a selected keyword. Simply type the word and select the country, and it will show you the most common questions Internet users ask about that topic and the most searched-for phrases. The downside? It can't be targeted to Spain or Spanish-speaking countries. But it's certainly fun.
Answer the public
What are the most popular searches related to a topic on Wikipedia, Amazon, Google, YouTube, Bing, or Yahoo ? Check it out on Soovle: enter the topic and it will show you, almost like a tag cloud, the most relevant statements on each of these websites. It doesn't matter what language you use.