Speed up article writing

potalibaba · Sep 13, 2019

Hello,
I know lot of article builder sites like articlebuilder , iwriter or freelancer website. I really don't trust them because I believe most of them spin articles. I prefer writing something genuinely by doing research writing. I do write article but takes 2 full days of good research for one article of 1500 words.. How can I speed up my article writing to 4 articles per day each with 1500 words. Appreciate any help. Thank you.

ContentWriter · Sep 13, 2019

There's no better advice than practice. Also, it'll help if you'll focus more on topics where you're an expert at already.
For example, I can easily write a 1,000-word article about the stock market even without research.
Why? It's because I got a first-hand experience trading and investing in the stock market.

nakamura · Sep 13, 2019

Here is what helped me a lot:

Write down a few headlines first and then write 100-200 words for each headline.

Adivertising · Sep 13, 2019

nakamura said:
Here is what helped me a lot:

Write down a few headlines first and then write 100-200 words for each headline.

Divide and conquer

ContentWriter · Sep 13, 2019

In addition to what @https://www.blackhatworld.com/members/nakamura.654070/ has suggested, you may use AnswerThePublic. It'll help you organize the flow of your article.

FUTUR TIM · Sep 13, 2019

Practice I guess? Try structuring your post and writing topics for each block. These should drastically reduce the time you spend on writing an article. Other than that, dedication and hard work and you'll be much efficient in no time.

deepsheet · Sep 13, 2019

potalibaba said:
Hello,
I know lot of article builder sites like articlebuilder , iwriter or freelancer website. I really don't trust them because I believe most of them spin articles. I prefer writing something genuinely by doing research writing. I do write article but takes 2 full days of good research for one article of 1500 words.. How can I speed up my article writing to 4 articles per day each with 1500 words. Appreciate any help. Thank you.

I sounds like you need to speed up the research more than the writing. There are plenty of research tools available online, many libraries supply then online too.

Sherb · Sep 13, 2019

You're not going to be able to write 1,500 words of well-researched content that is of high quality.

You're just not.

Maybe one super high output, zero-distraction day, but not regularly.

There is a balance, and there is a limit to how much you can actually write before you burn out. This is speaking as someone who has written over two million words in the past two years for myself and clients.

I'd say focus on making your research processes more effective and less in-depth. Then practice deep work.

Writerly · Sep 13, 2019

I agree with the guys. You should both speed up and improve your research process. That way, it will take you less time to write an article, and the quality will be better. As for the writing itself, you will get better with practice.

JOSourcing · Sep 13, 2019

potalibaba said:
How can I speed up my article writing to 4 articles per day each with 1500 words.

That's about 12 hours of work, assuming you can write 500 words in an hour. Add in time taken out to research things, it will take even longer. So it's an unrealistic goal without using a tool of some sort.

1Enigma · Sep 13, 2019

ContentWriter said:
There's no better advice than practice. Also, it'll help if you'll focus more on topics where you're an expert at already.
For example, I can easily write a 1,000-word article about the stock market even without research.
Why? It's because I got a first-hand experience trading and investing in the stock market.

nakamura said:
Here is what helped me a lot:

Write down a few headlines first and then write 100-200 words for each headline.

Sherb said:
You're not going to be able to write 1,500 words of well-researched content that is of high quality.

You're just not.

Maybe one super high output, zero-distraction day, but not regularly.

There is a balance, and there is a limit to how much you can actually write before you burn out. This is speaking as someone who has written over two million words in the past two years for myself and clients.

I'd say focus on making your research processes more effective and less in-depth. Then practice deep work.

What they said. I attempted to do voice to text but I get frustrated and start back pecking.

whiteBLUNTZ · Sep 13, 2019

You could try article forge to populate the 1500 words and then edit your material in there but I find editing takes longer than writing. You can also have someone rewrite an article you like for way less money than an original piece. Lastly, use expired content and make small changes but that only works well if your topic isn't something like technology and the expired content becomes dated quickly.

Pijus Urbonas · Sep 13, 2019

Doing the research manually is what takes 30-50% of the whole time; so It would be better to use tool like SEO content machine or similar one which can automate the research process a lot.

Scorpion Ghost · Sep 14, 2019

Just take the shortcut man.

Find articles in other languages, translate them, edit them for readability, and thats that. You can have as many articles as you want.

You can check them on some plagiarism checker after translating and before editing them, just to make sure the original poster or somebody else didnt already translate it. Just to make sure its at least 90%+ unique.

Now go on and conquer the world

redbandit · Sep 14, 2019

Get dragon naturally speaking it will improve your productivity

potalibaba · Sep 15, 2019

Sherb said:
You're not going to be able to write 1,500 words of well-researched content that is of high quality.

You're just not.

Maybe one super high output, zero-distraction day, but not regularly.

There is a balance, and there is a limit to how much you can actually write before you burn out. This is speaking as someone who has written over two million words in the past two years for myself and clients.

I'd say focus on making your research processes more effective and less in-depth. Then practice deep work.

thanks every one for all great advice. Yes i am completely agree with focusing research. do you use any out of box research techniques or regular google ? thanks again

Social God · Sep 15, 2019

nakamura said:
Here is what helped me a lot:

Write down a few headlines first and then write 100-200 words for each headline.

This helps me a lot. I usually take 3-4 hours per article but doing this narrows it down to 2-3 hours.

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