If you need to write several articles on any given topic, you can
complete each article in less than 20 minutes and make every article
different, new and interesting. All you have to do is follow these three
steps.
Step 1: Fetch Information
That is right. Fetch ten times the information you need to write an article. Do your research and gather information spread across dozens of websites. Extensive research gives you great ideas to build on.
For example, if you are writing product reviews, go to Amazon.com and read the product reviews by real people. Take time to discover the points that appeal to customers and force them to make a purchase. List those points.
If there aren't many product reviews, research the topic in Google, Wikipedia, Twitter (yes, Twitter.com), etc. Once you dig deep enough and discover the points, you are ready for the next step:
Step 2: Build a List of 100 Bullet Points
Convert your research into bullet points. Note down the points you can use in your articles. When you start writing, you can pick five or six points from this list. Whenever you write an article, it will be fresh and new.
Start with 20-30 points. Then add to the list and make it at least 100 points. You don't have to add 100 points in one day. You can start with a small list of points. Then build on the list to grow it to a list of 100 points you can easily use every time you want to write an article on the topic.
Step 3: Start Writing Interesting Articles
Now you have a big repertoire of ideas. All you have to do is, pick five or six points from the list.
Elaborate each point into a paragraph or two. That is all you need to write an article of 500 to 700 words. When you do this, you will never have to worry about copying from other websites and thereby infringing copyright laws. If you pick the points randomly, a list of 100 points will help you write several dozens of articles and every one will be unique. The combinations are virtually endless.
If you have the list of points ready, you can complete an article in a matter of 20 minutes. You need to proof read your article for consistency, continuity and accuracy. That is another 10 minutes. In short, you can have a well written article in a matter of 30 minutes or less.
For the record, it took me just 27 minutes to complete this article. That is, I can write 10 or more articles a day, spending a maximum of five hours.
Step 1: Fetch Information
That is right. Fetch ten times the information you need to write an article. Do your research and gather information spread across dozens of websites. Extensive research gives you great ideas to build on.
For example, if you are writing product reviews, go to Amazon.com and read the product reviews by real people. Take time to discover the points that appeal to customers and force them to make a purchase. List those points.
If there aren't many product reviews, research the topic in Google, Wikipedia, Twitter (yes, Twitter.com), etc. Once you dig deep enough and discover the points, you are ready for the next step:
Step 2: Build a List of 100 Bullet Points
Convert your research into bullet points. Note down the points you can use in your articles. When you start writing, you can pick five or six points from this list. Whenever you write an article, it will be fresh and new.
Start with 20-30 points. Then add to the list and make it at least 100 points. You don't have to add 100 points in one day. You can start with a small list of points. Then build on the list to grow it to a list of 100 points you can easily use every time you want to write an article on the topic.
Step 3: Start Writing Interesting Articles
Now you have a big repertoire of ideas. All you have to do is, pick five or six points from the list.
Elaborate each point into a paragraph or two. That is all you need to write an article of 500 to 700 words. When you do this, you will never have to worry about copying from other websites and thereby infringing copyright laws. If you pick the points randomly, a list of 100 points will help you write several dozens of articles and every one will be unique. The combinations are virtually endless.
If you have the list of points ready, you can complete an article in a matter of 20 minutes. You need to proof read your article for consistency, continuity and accuracy. That is another 10 minutes. In short, you can have a well written article in a matter of 30 minutes or less.
For the record, it took me just 27 minutes to complete this article. That is, I can write 10 or more articles a day, spending a maximum of five hours.
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