Everyone has the right idea, I think.
I would just like to add a word of caution. If you are new to article writing, you are probably going to unintentionally plagiarize by using the ripping method.
You need something like Grammarly or PaperRater to check for this in the beginning.
I agree with whoever said that it will get better after 100 or so. I wrote over 1000 for Demand Media last year. Easy as pie.
Here's my tip:
Get Microsoft OneNote. It's awesome. You can use it to rip online content off of a page and save it into a notebook. It rips text, video, links, images. Everything.
You can create 1 notebook for each client or just make 1 huge notebook. You can search within the notebook, so it is essentially a very well organized database.
It makes research lightning fast, and will save you from having to research the same topic twice.
It's fairly expensive, but you can find it on TPB. Sort by seeds, and you should find a good DL. It will need to be activated, but reputable torrents will have directions for that.
EDIT:
I don't know why I wrote that I made 3K from DM in my post above. The actual amount was over 13k. I still don't recommend them, but this is just to shut those guys up who say you can't make a decent income. Keep in mind, this was just one client.