Making Money Writing Articles

100? A little math will tell you it's impossible. That's over 6 articles an hour, 16 hours per day (assuming you sleep). How realistic do YOU think that is?

Would you personally be writing all 100 articles? If that's your plan, I'll go (not so far) out on a limb and say it's just not possible. Even if you wrote five an hour, which experienced writers may be able to pull of, you'd be working non-stop for 20 hours.

Impossible to write 100 articles per day, you'd get burnout so quickly.

Better off trying to find clients who charge decent rates so instead of writing 100 articles per day at $0.01 per word, you can write 10 articles per day at $0.10 per day.

Believe me, it's possible.

Yes, you could write 100 articles a day presuming each article is around 50 words long. Easy!

Here's a good idea for article writing:

Find a topic that a lot of website owners are looking for unique content on and then go ahead and write X number of articles on that topic. If you stay on one topic you can write faster because it is fresh on your mind, as opposed to looking for work and then starting. That way you can sell the unique articles later, and continue writing without stopping to look for more work.

100 articles a day is very unrealistic, though.

For you personally to write 100 articles per day is not realistic if you look at it realistically

If you was to outsource you would be looking at mega $$$ and a number of writers working for you.

100 articles per day is alot and you would also need to allow time for keyword research and bookmarking etc.

Start off small and see how many you can knock out, once you start making $$$ you can then look to start outsourcing your work and upscale your business.

Depends on word count. I usually don't go over 300 and i don't see any problem writing 10 articles per hour. Last time i was able to write 200 articles in 3 days. That's about 70 per day.

Trick i use, is to write small sales letter. I don't sell there, i just "push their buttons". To get them to click on my link and read my blog. I also get quite nice CTR, around 30-40%.

Just 1 example for you: lets say your keyword is "how to make money online". From there, i have already 6-7 articles ready. Blogging, article marketing, affiliate marketing, outsourcing. Break your article body down with sub headlines. Make them bold. It's much easier to read then.

Also, make sure you have your last phrase bold. Ask a question "So are you ready to build your online business". Your article author bio will be just after this phrase. If this phrase is in bold, it will be like a sub-headline for your author bio. It will increase your CTR a lot.

Also don't say in your author bio, that "John is expert in ... and helps you with... So if you are interested, you can visit...". Nobody cares who is John or what he does. If your site is offering a free gift, lets say you want to build your list...say "Get this awesome guide on how to... TOTALLY FREE." Make them click.

Hope this helps.

PS! If you get stuck on ideas, just close everything...go out for a walk. Come back...and don't even look your previous articles. Usually i get more ideas this way.

100 articles per day? Gosh, why would you think about such a huuuge number? you can make a decent living out of writing 10 articles per day if they're paid properly. I'm not referiing to dozens of dollars per articles, that's difficult to find. Yet, opportunities are everywhere, you don't need any experience to do that, nor tools. I don't think that article writers should use any tools or softwares to do their job. When searching for an employer, you get to check samples from the competition; if you think for yourself:" No problem, I can write such an article", then perfect, you're good to go. What you need to be a decent article writer is to have a good knowledge of the English language, an analytic eye and the ability of researching and putting together ideas so that they blend in and form an interesting and comprehensible text. That's about it.

Writing for others...there's so many article writers out there. Even here in WF. Most of them have very good reputation. Also i don't think you can manage bulk orders from 5-6 customers at the same time and deliver everything fast. Also nobody will buy single article. Better use these articles and promote your own site. Do affiliate marketing, promote Clickbank products for example.

You can even use same articles with document sharing sites. Just upload your .doc file. That's even more traffic for you.

I would recommend starting out small and always have spare articles on hand as mentioned above. Go with a goal of two articles an hour for a solid eight hours. That will help you judge what you're capable of. Remember quality is much more important than quantity. I can produce 60 articles a day that is filled with grammatical and spelling errors. I can also produce 40 articles a day that is of a much higher quality that would be worth more due to the level of content. Just keep that in mind when you're attempting to sell your services.

hahaha just do the math and it will sound as crazy as it is.

We will say you are talking about short, crappy, 300-word articles.

So, let's give the bennifit of the doubt and say you can type 70 wpm. That means that you would only need to type non-stop, at a consistant speed, for just over 7.14 hours straight to complete 100x 300-word articles.

Now figure proofreading time. We will say that you proofread at a decent speed, so we will say 200 wpm. That would be another 2.5 hours, assuming that you do not pause for even one second in between articles.

Therefore, if you are very productive, and worked non-stop like a machine, you could theorteically complete 100x 300-word articles in just under 10 hours per day.

All of this assumes that you would never have to take a moment to gather your thoughs, change focus from one article to another, or research.

The whole idea is just silly.

It's just impossible to write 100 articles per day. If you want to make money writing, concentrate on writing quality, not quanity.

There's more than one way to make money writing articles. You can be paid per piece, meaning you'll be paid just once for that article. You can also go for the revenue share or page views... a lot less in payment each time, but it's residual, meaning you'll be paid for the same article over and over again. You can actually make more using the last method usually.

Trying to put out 100 articles per day, however, is just not possible. Even if you knew the topic for each article each day and never had to research anything, I don't see how anyone could do that.

And just imagine the quality of the writing that would be the outcome of trying to do that... from a person pounding away at the keyboard trying to throw out 100 articles per day. That's 700 articles a week, or 3000 articles a month (or 3100 if there are 31 days in the month).

And most of all, what kind of life would one have if they could put out 100 articles per day? There'd be no time for self, let alone family, spouse, kids, etc.

Quality writing ... it pays and you don't have to do yourself in trying to make it.


Cindy

Writing 100 articles in one day is doable, and here's the proof: Day 158 – Wrote 101 Articles Today

However writing 100 articles a day everyday...I think that's another story.

Writing 100 articles a day by yourself is impossible if you outsourced it to other people you could do it but it would be expensive.

Good article writing is a work of art. In order to do a good article, you need to take time and research well. After that, you need to be creative and interesting. The language needs to be smooth and conversational in style. Most articles are between 300 to 700 words. As a professional writer, I know that there are days that the creativity just doesn't come... you have to wait for the right moment.. for that inspiration. Doing 100 good articles in a day is completely impossible!

Completely unrealistic. 20 to 30 is a realistic expectation for a single day; 10 to 20 on a sustained basis. And that's if all you do is write articles. If you're hard-working and good at it, you could write 100 articles a week.

The cited blog post about 101 articles in a day is not about articles at all. The author calls them articles, but if you go read them, they're all basically 150-200 word copypasta with a few words changed. And yes, you CAN take the same four or five basic templates and change a few words in them 100 times in a day... but that's not really writing.

I rest my case.....

100 articles a day is unrealistic, considering the time you have to create one. As your first article writing, that would be hard since you have to think of a good article that would surely captivate your readers attention, do proofreading after each article is done, do editing or paraphrasing and submitting to article directories.

given benefit of the doubt that 100 articles are written in a day, it would surely be very tiring and time consuming

100 articles a day? Bearing in mind that most article sites require between 300-500 words per article as a minimum, it doesn't take much maths to work out that works out at 30,000 to 50,000 words per day and that is one hell of a lot of writing!

Come on people. I think that you are seriously underestimating top-notch article writers. Back in the day I could turn around 25 400-500 word articles every single hour. All of it was unique content and I had 90% acceptance of my first draft my EZA.

eredas, if you put an hour or two to research your topics you could get everything done in 6 hours total. Of course, I knew some article marketers that spit out 50 articles/hour. I'm just stating what was possible for me as you should easily be able to achieve that level as well.

Best of luck.

If you want you can purchase article spinner to help you in writing 100words articles or may just hire writer for that reason. 5 sets of 100 words article everyday is not so bad, it is very very easy to work with...

You cannot write a hundred articles a day yourself that are original. You can with a spinner but, even then you have to proof them for grammar and that is not going to happen either in reality since you have to eat, shower, sleep and take care of other things...

Haha what a joker!!

eredas - ask for a refund. Any method that requires you to write 100 good articles a day is not doable. You can use a spinner and get 100 junk articles a day, but no way can anyone write 100 new, original, quality articles in a day.

Windows Speech Recognition and my bros gaming headset.

I'm not saying I would submit my work as term papers to professors but I don't where you get off suggesting I'm submitting crap. You don't know me and you probably never will but congratulations you just made my ****list.

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Isn't it great when I share an experience and try to motivate someone to do even better than me that I get criticized and judged?

eredas, 100 articles per day is more than possible. If you are not naturally a "writer" then at the beginning you will need to put in more effort and it may take longer. However, setting limitations or listening to others tell you that you can't do something is not doing anything for you or your business.

I've done it easy and I know its more than possible. I have faith that you can do it too but even if you can't you should be happy if you are giving it your all. As long as you really give 100% every single day you WILL become very successful.

Best of luck.

2 years back, as a challenge, I wrote 100 articles in 1 month (or a bit less), working part-time at it. That was hard work.

Those articles are STILL being used for various purposes - and bringing in cash. One example is some I've posted in the Warrior Articles section lately. Yes, they are 2 years old - but look at them and tell me they aren't useful today!

The key to writing articles is finding the best ways to MAXIMIZE your efforts - and then creating quality content that remains valuable for a long time to come.

It's the same old 'quantity vs quality' debate we see everywhere.

All success
Dr.Mani