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

Great solution. Can this transcribe my podcasts as well? I will give it a try and see how it works out. Thanks.
 
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I'm really interested in this. Posted about this last night, but once you have it in Docs, how do you get it into WP?

This is the bit that takes time from what I've seen, and not quite worth it. Would love your suggestions/ thoughts.
 
blackbeans said:
If you're blogging manually, you're going to run into a wall...

Why? Most people type 30 words per minute. This means the most you can type is 1800 words per hour

If you factor in editing/proofreading/outlining, you're lucky to get 500 to 1200 words per hour

That's about 1 to 2.5 blog posts

But you can post up to 40 100% original blog posts daily by doing this:
BLOG BY DICTATION or blogging by voice

HOW? People speak at the rate of 100 to 150 words per minute - this means you can produce 6000 words to 9000 words per day

With editing, you're looking at 4500 words to 7500 words per hour or 9 to 15 blog posts per hour

Here's how to do it with Google Docs
https://bloggingbistro.com/how-to-dictate-blog-posts-with-google-docs/

Here's how to do 20,000 words (40 500 blog posts) per day
https://dictablogger.com/how-i-write-20000-words-per-day/

Here's how to dictate your BOOK
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I often thought that dictation would slow me up. I have to look into this some more.
 
Shana Walters said:
I often thought that dictation would slow me up. I have to look into this some more.
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Hi Shana
Software-based dictation can be slow going... sometimes you have to speak really slowly for the software to pick up.

I use human transcribers so I can speak as quickly as I want (I try to speak at a clip of 120+ words per minute) so I can get a lot out in a short period of time.

Human transcribers not only transcribe, they proofread, edit, and format too.

salam13 said:
Thanks for the info
But can this kind of article works for AdSense approval?
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Yes, it will work for Adsense-focused content

This method is all about helping you crank out ORIGINAL content quickly
 
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I write all blackhatworld posts using Dragon NaturallySpeaking. This software has helped me a lot. The biggest problem I faced before was the fatigue to type. Now, I don't get it anymore. The more you type; the more it learns from you. I'm using the latest 15 version.
 
What software is the most accurate? ie is dragon better than office 365 etc
 
Dragon is the best software at the moment. You have a free Google tool too. The only issue is that it takes time for it to learn. That's all
 
Ravi Davda said:
I'm really interested in this. Posted about this last night, but once you have it in Docs, how do you get it into WP?

This is the bit that takes time from what I've seen, and not quite worth it. Would love your suggestions/ thoughts.
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Anyone?
 
SmartPlay said:
What if you run some youtube video to the software and it produce you text out of the video. Bam, you have unique content.

Just put the mike at the speaker and relax. I think it might work...
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Why would you do this when YouTube has already done it for you? You can access transcripts on almost ALL YouTube videos by clicking the three dots below the video and select Open transcript.

Erlend said:
Great solution. Can this transcribe my podcasts as well? I will give it a try and see how it works out. Thanks.
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I just recently began using this method exactly for this purpose. I was spending upwards of 10 hours per week on my podcast creating elaborate blog posts, etc. Now I just let it play and Google Docs types it up for me. Then I just edit and publish. It now takes me about 2 hours total to record and create my blog post, show notes, and everything. WIN!


Ravi Davda said:
I'm really interested in this. Posted about this last night, but once you have it in Docs, how do you get it into WP?

This is the bit that takes time from what I've seen, and not quite worth it. Would love your suggestions/ thoughts.
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Well, you can copy and paste, but that tends to make things go crazy. Here's a plugin that will import Google Docs as Posts or Pages - https://www.wordable.io/
 
blackbeans said:
Hi Shana
Software-based dictation can be slow going... sometimes you have to speak really slowly for the software to pick up.

I use human transcribers so I can speak as quickly as I want (I try to speak at a clip of 120+ words per minute) so I can get a lot out in a short period of time.

Human transcribers not only transcribe, they proofread, edit, and format too.
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How much do you pay these transcribers?
 
Writing this many per day is tough but the speed at which you write is never going to be the bottleneck. Coming up with ideas to write about is the problem. Good ideas are hard to come by
 
danoseo said:
Writing this many per day is tough but the speed at which you write is never going to be the bottleneck. Coming up with ideas to write about is the problem. Good ideas are hard to come by
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You might want to consider installing EVERNOTE on your browser and clipping ideas based on sites you browse
You can also try to use UBERSUGGEST to see what your competitors are targeting and come up with something that has your unique twist
 
Ravi Davda said:
I'm really interested in this. Posted about this last night, but once you have it in Docs, how do you get it into WP?

This is the bit that takes time from what I've seen, and not quite worth it. Would love your suggestions/ thoughts.
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Not being funny, but are you serious? I do this for all of my content...write in docs, the move to WP. It's really as simple as copy and paste. [ctrl+c, ctrl+v]

Of course you have to upload and optimize images, but you'd have to do that any way...
 
Not a bad tip! The problem is that with writing, you really get to think more as you type. I've seen that when I just talk about a topic it can be pretty disorganized and requires me to go back and fix/reiterate things. This is especially prominent on detailed topics. This would definitely work for very simple copy, though.
 
Zachie said:
Not a bad tip! The problem is that with writing, you really get to think more as you type. I've seen that when I just talk about a topic it can be pretty disorganized and requires me to go back and fix/reiterate things. This is especially prominent on detailed topics. This would definitely work for very simple copy, though.
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I get around this problem by reading my outline out loud quickly a few times
I will remember key points and focus on the most important ones
Then I do a dry run and just quickly talk it out - once the key points stick, I click the RECORD button then just let it flow
By doing this way, you REMEMBER the main points but you get to expand on this SUCCINCTLY without getting off track
I've been doing this for many years now and I've gotten quite good at DRILLING DEEP on each point without circling back, looping or going off on a tangent

Erlend said:
Great solution. Can this transcribe my podcasts as well? I will give it a try and see how it works out. Thanks.
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Yes! You can dictate and get it transcribed and also publish the audio as a podcast.
Kill 2 birds with one stone

Shana Walters said:
How much do you pay these transcribers?
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I pay $30 per 50 minutes of audio. I dictate 7500 to 9000 words per hour since I've been doing this a long time.
 
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