[METHOD] How to write up to 40 Blog posts EVERY SINGLE DAY

[ZeroSalt]

Really interesting. Definitely worth it. However it's kind of complicated if you're translating at the same time

 

[hellway2]

Seems quite handy and useful.

 

[Danki]

it works only if you're a native speaker

 

[mylastvacation]

But what if you're mute?

 

[Stop]

Google Docs is pretty bad for dictation. The amount of time I had to spend fixing the mistakes (cause google didnt recognize words correctly) was just too much.

Nuance Dragon is much better IMO, but it takes some time to train it. It is paid tho.

 

[likhonahmed]

I don't know very well about it but I am trying to do it very well and I like your article, you wrote here in details. I just have a little confusion and that is about if we do post 40 blog in a day is there have any chance to be bad quality article in that blogs which we are going to write here. It just a doubt of mine. Thank you

 

[Susanta Lohar]

Yes, i used it already.

 

[chase326]

I use the Otter app on my phone to dictate articles. I set up a Siri shortcut, so I can just say “Siri, dictate this” and start talking. Handy when I’m stuck in the car for a long drive - can dictate a whole article without ever touching my phone.

 

[blackbeans]

Really interesting. Definitely worth it. However it's kind of complicated if you're translating at the same time

Dictate in your native language? Then auto translate? Then edit?

 

[Websettled]

Thanks its a great post... I have a question could i use amazon transcribe tool for this or that you recommended.. which one would be better.. thanks in advance.

 

[Lecoule3]

Thanks for the advice I never thought of using dictation.
Are there not too many mistakes? Does it also work in French?

 

[ibnu aqil imron]

i currently using dictation to write, i think it only speed up my writing 2 time faster,

but for the quality article, i think typing manualy is the best. better than using dictation

 

[blackbeans]

Really interesting. Definitely worth it. However it's kind of complicated if you're translating at the same time

Get your audio hand transcribed

 

[Zatoichi]

I don't know very well about it but I am trying to do it very well and I like your article, you wrote here in details. I just have a little confusion and that is about if we do post 40 blog in a day is there have any chance to be bad quality article in that blogs which we are going to write here. It just a doubt of mine. Thank you

I read his blog articles, linked in the first post. It took him years to perfect the dictation so he can retain the quality.

Other thing to note is that he thinks a quality blog post can contain only 500 words. If you write a proper article of 1500 words or more than devide these 40 blog posts by 3 or 4.

That would be still a very significant amount of 10 high quality blog posts per day. Day, in this case being able to work on this full time with no distractions.

Even though its misleading a bit in a way how it's presented it is still huge improvement compared to typing as an untrained typist.

The workflow is also different. When writung regularly, you often revise what you write. It's tireing to do this all the time with dictation.

That's why he uses the outline first, and practices reading and expanding on that outline before he is ready to go with dictation.

 

[sandandkush]

This method is certainly a time saver. Thank you for the tip OP.

 

[sandandkush]

I use the Otter app on my phone to dictate articles. I set up a Siri shortcut, so I can just say “Siri, dictate this” and start talking. Handy when I’m stuck in the car for a long drive - can dictate a whole article without ever touching my phone.

Hi, could you kindly elaborate on how you use Otter (first time hearing about it) and Siri together?

Thanks.

 

[Food Bowls]

Nice share

 

[blackbeans]

Make sure you prepare an outline first. It saves time AND boosts the quality of your post

 

[ritafairclough]

This is awesome, does it matter if you use Dragon Home or Professional? I can't see much difference between the two in terms of using a PC for speech to text.

 

[Bybit]

I have been doing this since few months. Didn't knew this was a secret of some kind. It saves a lot of time and fully recommend.