Writing 50+ Articles Per Day - Tips That Helped Me - Care To Share Yours?

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I typed the below in response to a thread about how
to write articles fast, but just before posting it I
decided to make this a thread on its own, so that
others can share their tips and we can all learn from
each other,

So, here goes...

Back in the days when I used to write my own articles
I could write 1 article in only 5 to 10 minutes. It's not so
difficult when you get used to it. There are days when
I could write 50 articles per day! Heck, there was a
time when I did a 500+ articles in couple of days stunt
to raise some money at a pressing time. Indeed, back
in the days,

Below are some things tips that can help you do same:

1. Speed of typing: This is very important. I am able
to type so fast that I always joke to my close friends
that I can type faster than any human can write,
It's a joke, yes, but I haven't seen anyone who can
write faster than I can type. And if you look at it, it's
possible - you type with 10 fingers at the same time,
while someone who writes with a pen does so with
only 2 or 3 fingers,

How did I learn to type so fast? By using the good
old Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing. Just using it for
couple of months, even just 1 to 2 hours daily can
help improve your typing speed tremendously!

So, typing speed is very important here. If you are not
fast in typing, then I hear Dragon Naturally Speaking
is good. But if you are like me, I type faster and get
points across even faster than I talk, I think,

2. Research and jot down your main points before beginning:
I don't typically write only one article per topic. Instead,
whenever I want to write I know I have to write 5, 10
or more articles around the same topic, at one sitting.
This allows me to first spend the first couple of minutes,
or even an hour or more, to research the topic and jot
down the main points that will help in writing several
articles at a sitting. Then with the points gotten, I am
able to write 5 or more articles by glancing at the jotted
points every now and then.

3. Make an outline before you begin writing: It helps
to make quick outline of what you intend to cover on
any article before you begin. This shouldn't take you
more than a few minutes, but can save you tons more
minutes in actually writing the article.

4. Don't worry about grammatical/spelling errors at first
Yep, don't bother about these when fleshing out your
articles; just go ahead and get the "meat" out as fast
as you can. When you are done, you can correct the
errors later. Heck, good writers don't even correct their
errors - that's what editors are for,

So - the above are some of my tips.

If you also write articles pretty fast, care to share yours?

And for those who wonder if this is really true... see some
"pat in the back" I get from the folks over at EzineArticles:






As you know, if you are following the HAHD contest at
EzineArticles, they come with TONS of gifts as well,

.

Kingsley
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  • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
    I write fast, and often, but I've never written 50+ articles per day. I'd wager a guess that few here actually hit 50, high quality, articles per day either. Are we talking about 100 word articles here?

    I know it usually takes me a good 30 min to an hour to carve out a high quality article that will be useful and beneficial to me for a while to come. Now, I'm sure there are other things people do to hit 50 articles in a day, but I'm not really into spinning content, etc...
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  • I will add to what you said to about ignoring spelling errors...I completely shut off my spell check when I am writing an article. There is something about the red line that appears at the bottom of a misspelled word that gets my attention, so I find it better to shut that off so I can focus on the article.

    Also, I use a lot of mindmaps when developing my articles. This gives me a better sense of how the content will flow together. It also gives articles a new prospective so that you can see other ideas on articles that you can write.

    Thanks for your tips though!
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  • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
    Perhaps my degree in communications and great love for
    words since my teens helped here. And no, I am not talking
    of 100 word articles but 300+ word articles,

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    • Profile picture of the author 82ana
      I think i'd have to have mechanical body parts to even attempt accomplishing that. :/

      Kudus!
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    • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
      Originally Posted by warriorkay View Post

      Perhaps my degree in communications and great love for
      words since my teens helped here. And no, I am not talking
      of 100 word articles but 300+ word articles,

      Kingsley
      Oh...I prefer 1,000+ word articles. Most of my articles are written to that length for good reason.
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      • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
        Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

        Oh...I prefer 1,000+ word articles. Most of my articles are written to that length for good reason.
        I'd say that's plenty. If to be used on your site, then that's good.
        But if to be submitted to the article directories, not so good, especially
        if you are looking for the readers to click on the links in your resource
        box. Why? Not many people have the patience to read through an
        entire 1,000 words article to find your resource box nowadays,

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        • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
          Originally Posted by warriorkay View Post

          I'd say that's plenty. If to be used on your site, then that's good.
          But if to be submitted to the article directories, not so good, especially
          if you are looking for the readers to click on the links in your resource
          box. Why? Not many people have the patience to read through an
          entire 1,000 words article to find your resource box nowadays,

          Kingsley
          Most of my earnings come from Adsense, with a bit coming from product affiliations. I earn more on most clicks than many do with entire adsense sales.

          And, if you can find a Web 2.0 site, that has a Google Adsense Premium acocunt AND shares adsense revenue, it's a winning combination. Let the lashings begin for advocating that people make their own site secondary.
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          • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
            Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

            Most of my earnings come from Adsense, with a bit coming from product affiliations. I earn more on most clicks than many do with entire adsense sales.

            And, if you can find a Web 2.0 site, that has a Google Adsense Premium acocunt AND shares adsense revenue, it's a winning combination. Let the lashings begin for advocating that people make their own site secondary.
            Only those who haven't seen the power of direct traffic to their
            sites from high quality articles laced naturally with good keywords
            would even been to start "lashing",

            As someone who has sites that some have 1,000+ articles each,
            I certainly won't be one to even begin to "lash"! Articles are very
            powerful... regardless of how you use them. What's important is
            that, whether to be used on your site or directories, you just know
            what you are doing and know what you are trying to accomplish.

            I do... You do... and I hope many do too,

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        • Profile picture of the author Tina Golden
          Originally Posted by warriorkay View Post

          I'd say that's plenty. If to be used on your site, then that's good.
          But if to be submitted to the article directories, not so good, especially
          if you are looking for the readers to click on the links in your resource
          box. Why? Not many people have the patience to read through an
          entire 1,000 words article to find your resource box nowadays,

          Kingsley
          But the ones that do are usually buyers. I'd rather have a sale than a click any day of the week.

          And if it's interesting to the reader, then they will read to the end.

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          • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
            Originally Posted by warriorkay View Post

            No sir, I do mean 50 completely different articles of, say, 5 to 10
            different topics/niches. And no, not rewriting, but 100% uniques.

            It's easy when you get used to it. But remember - I did this in those
            days - I don't do 50/day anymore, as I am now lazy and have
            writers doing the articles for me,

            Kingsley
            Kingsley, I didn't mean rewriting, as in manual spinning. 50 articles covering 10 topics works out to 5 articles per topic. With a set of 10 well-researched points and a few basic formats (tips, faq, straight q-and-a, etc.) you could definitely generate 5 new articles on each topic in a day.

            If you want that kind of quantity, it's a very intelligent approach. Take just the tips format. Take the 10 points I mentioned above. Use 4 of them to create a single 300 word article. Mathematically, you could generate 210 different combinations of 4 points from the original 10.

            Those ten original, unique, well researched points could keep a writer busy for days cranking out unique articles. Or until the writer's head exploded from doing the same thing over and over...

            Again, I wasn't being critical. I was just trying to point out how the average Joe or Jill could do it for themselves...
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            • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
              Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

              Kingsley, I didn't mean rewriting, as in manual spinning. 50 articles covering 10 topics works out to 5 articles per topic. With a set of 10 well-researched points and a few basic formats (tips, faq, straight q-and-a, etc.) you could definitely generate 5 new articles on each topic in a day.

              If you want that kind of quantity, it's a very intelligent approach. Take just the tips format. Take the 10 points I mentioned above. Use 4 of them to create a single 300 word article. Mathematically, you could generate 210 different combinations of 4 points from the original 10.

              Those ten original, unique, well researched points could keep a writer busy for days cranking out unique articles. Or until the writer's head exploded from doing the same thing over and over...

              Again, I wasn't being critical. I was just trying to point out how the average Joe or Jill could do it for themselves...
              Clearly we are on the same or similar page here,

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            • Profile picture of the author profitsforall
              Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

              Take just the tips format. Take the 10 points I mentioned above. Use 4 of them to create a single 300 word article. Mathematically, you could generate 210 different combinations of 4 points from the original 10.
              And the signature in those articles could point back to another article on your site containing all 10 points.
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              • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
                Originally Posted by profitsforall View Post

                And the signature in those articles could point back to another article on your site containing all 10 points.
                It could. Or it could point to something related, or a money page, or a review of a related product, or a squeeze page, or...

                Just because you have 10 points (in this example) doesn't mean you have to show all ten in one spot. For that matter, for some subjects each point could be the focus of a complete article on your site in its own right.

                That's another format or template you can use - take a single point and expand on it with examples, citations, graphics, etc.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kan
    50 articles/day is very possible
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    • Profile picture of the author KevinTorrence
      Thank you for the ideas & reminder.

      This is good for those of us (ME!) that get too nit-picky while writing or don't have things quite thought through before writing.

      Jot out the ideas (mind maps are cool), rough in the outline, and then let yourself get loose and have a "big brain-diarrhea session" to get it all into writing. Then edit and syndicate.
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    • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
      Originally Posted by Kan View Post

      50 articles/day is very possible
      Definitely. But I wont' say 50 articles/day for the rest of
      your life is possible, After a couple of days or weeks,
      burn-out happens. But of course those who do this for a
      living simply take a break for couple of days and get back
      to work,

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  • Profile picture of the author Jerryl
    Wow I have a hard time with 15-20 in a day. Of course I'm not the fastest typer around either. lol
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  • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
    I agree with Kingsley. To me article writing and marketing is to grab their attention and get them to your site, offer, etc. 1000+ word content seems to take care of the reader where they are and seems to keep them there.

    If it's for your own property, then that's great, but for syndication? It's just not something that I do...

    To each his/her own...
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  • Profile picture of the author Brad Spencer
    Hey,

    Do you have an example of what you wrote at that pace? I'm really curious b/c I teach people how to write fast...but that is insane. I'd love to see some of your work.

    Cheers,

    Brad

    PS- I am not trying to bash you...more actually wanting to learn from you Happy Holidays
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    • Profile picture of the author myob
      I can't even type, but am able to get nearly 1,000 original articles a day to article directories, my sites and blogs.
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      • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
        Originally Posted by myob View Post

        I can't even type, but am able to get nearly 1,000 original articles a day to article directories, my sites and blogs.
        ok....lol....1,000 articles a day?
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        • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
          Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

          ok....lol....1,000 articles a day?
          Sure. With spinning. Very easy that way.
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          • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
            Originally Posted by Chris Hunter View Post

            Sure. With spinning. Very easy that way.
            "Spinning" really works for people? I've never done it myself...
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            • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
              Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

              "Spinning" really works for people? I've never done it myself...
              You might want to check it out.

              Fellow Warrior Rob Fore has a GREAT blog post about how he uses it here - Article Marketing Robot Review

              When you see the videos, if you're like me, your brain will be exploding with ideas, bro.

              My head's swimming!

              Also, this is just with one software/service. Imagine what you could do if you coupled it with other means of getting PAGES ranking in the SERPs where you want them to rank?

              Enjoy!

              Chris
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              • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
                I'm watching his videos now....

                Originally Posted by Chris Hunter View Post

                You might want to check it out.

                Fellow Warrior Rob Fore has a GREAT blog post about how he uses it here - Article Marketing Robot Review

                When you see the videos, if you're like me, your brain will be exploding with ideas, bro.

                My head's swimming!

                Also, this is just with one software/service. Imagine what you could do if you coupled it with other means of getting PAGES ranking in the SERPs where you want them to rank?

                Enjoy!

                Chris
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                • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
                  Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

                  I'm watching his videos now....
                  Awesome! Be sure to check out the "Related Posts" section at the bottom of the page. Rob gives some really great info and breaks it down to make it really simple in those other links.

                  Enjoy!
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                  • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
                    Originally Posted by Chris Hunter View Post

                    Awesome! Be sure to watch the Related Post at the bottom of the page. Rob gives some really great info and breaks it down to make it really simple.

                    Enjoy!
                    In video #2, he says towards the tail end that he's not concerned with readership as much as he is just generating backlinks....

                    Two issues:

                    1) How viable of a longterm strategy is this if you are just going to flood Web 2.0 with spun low-quality content just to get backlinks?

                    2) I've spoken quite frequently to several Web 2.0 site owners. While the industry is evolving, for as much as sites want to grow and gain more content, there is an inherent reluctancy to allow content to be posted that is just spun content that is meant for just backlinks. The owners of these sites have a vested interested in insuring quality....and, have it been my site that these were posted to in mass, the marketer's content wouldn't make it past my initial screening process, and the user would probably more than likely be banned....

                    When Web 2.0 sites are used in this manner, from what I understand, in the BIG longterm picture, those sites ultimately get hurt, detracting the value of them for everyone involved. (look at what happened to Squidoo, etc...)

                    I can also prove, in detailed growth trends, that low PR Web 2.0 sites, that have implemented stringent quality control procedures for their content, experience exponential growth because Google is more inclined to view them as an authority site....

                    Off to watch the 3rd video....
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                    • Profile picture of the author inter123
                      I'd imagine writing 50 articles must be a least a ten hour shift and you are probably very exhausted at the end. And not to mention the strain it puts on the eyes, staring endlessly at the computer screen.
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                    • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
                      Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

                      In video #2, he says towards the tail end that he's not concerned with readership as much as he is just generating backlinks....

                      Two issues:

                      1) How viable of a longterm strategy is this if you are just going to flood Web 2.0 with spun low-quality content just to get backlinks?

                      2) I've spoken quite frequently to several Web 2.0 site owners. While the industry is evolving, for as much as sites want to grow and gain more content, there is an inherent reluctancy to allow content to be posted that is just spun content that is meant for just backlinks. The owners of these sites have a vested interested in insuring quality....and, have it been my site that these were posted to in mass, the marketer's content wouldn't make it past my initial screening process, and the user would probably more than likely be banned....

                      When Web 2.0 sites are used in this manner, from what I understand, in the BIG longterm picture, those sites ultimately get hurt, detracting the value of them for everyone involved. (look at what happened to Squidoo, etc...)

                      I can also prove, in detailed growth trends, that low PR Web 2.0 sites, that have implemented stringent quality control procedures for their content, experience exponential growth because Google is more inclined to view them as an authority site....

                      Off to watch the 3rd video....
                      Not sure where you're getting Web 2.0 in the mix, but AMR is used to submit to article directories and WP blogs, plus a few more places.

                      Also, the the user can determine the quality of the spun content. What Rob does is a bit quick and dirty, but the content gets published and the directories allow the content to be published. It's their call, not the submitter's. That make sense?

                      Keep watching. Also be sure to check out these posts: Article Traffic Road Map, Article Marketing Strategy Secrets, and Ezinearticles Traffic - Ezinearticles Results

                      Enjoy!
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                      • Profile picture of the author x3xsolxdierx3x
                        Originally Posted by Chris Hunter View Post

                        Not sure where you're getting Web 2.0 in the mix, but AMR is used to submit to article directories and WP blogs, plus a few more places.

                        Also, the the user can determine the quality of the spun content. What Rob does is a bit quick and dirty, but the content gets published and the directories allow the content to be published. It's their call, not the submitter's. That make sense?

                        Keep watching. Also be sure to check out these posts: Article Traffic Road Map, Article Marketing Strategy Secrets, and Ezinearticles Traffic - Ezinearticles Results

                        Enjoy!
                        Yes, there is a difference between article directories and Web 2.0 properties. He mentions and recommends submitting to both (Ezine Articles vs. Squidoo, etc).

                        He says he's not interested in the "readability" of the article, but, rather, just producing something to be used as a backlink. In my mind, after seeing the process, this relates to the potential for low quality. When I mentioned Web 2.0 specifically, my concern is that the owners would/should stop that content immediately from being posted. Granted few have viable quality control processes, but, the ones that do have it are quickly rising to the top...to the point where I can definitely outrank his content, even with thousands of backlinks.

                        As mentioned, I'm not entirely sure of the viability of a method that advocates flooding thousands of backlinks to a piece of content immediately. It may give quick rankings, however, Google is becoming more keen to these methods and red flags will be raised.

                        There's no way he can control just when the backlinks are created? Spacing out content submissions somehow?

                        I'm be very leery to create that many backlinks that fast.
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                        • Profile picture of the author Chris Hunter
                          Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

                          Yes, there is a difference between article directories and Web 2.0 properties. He mentions and recommends submitting to both (Ezine Articles vs. Squidoo, etc).

                          He says he's not interested in the "readability" of the article, but, rather, just producing something to be used as a backlink. In my mind, after seeing the process, this relates to the potential for low quality. When I mentioned Web 2.0 specifically, my concern is that the owners would/should stop that content immediately from being posted. Granted few have viable quality control processes, but, the ones that do have it are quickly rising to the top...to the point where I can definitely outrank his content, even with thousands of backlinks.

                          As mentioned, I'm not entirely sure of the viability of a method that advocates flooding thousands of backlinks to a piece of content immediately. It may give quick rankings, however, Google is becoming more keen to these methods and red flags will be raised.

                          There's no way he can control just when the backlinks are created? Spacing out content submissions somehow?

                          I'm be very leery to create that many backlinks that fast.
                          Well, as I mentioned before, you can determine the readability of the content. That's your choice and I understand what you're saying.

                          Also, as far as adding the backlinks to a page of content, he only recommends doing that to content that you want to rank high that is already on an authority site, not your own page on your own site. He recommends that you schedule submissions that are linking to your page over some time.

                          I just suggest that you keep and open mind and experiment with it. It's obviously working for him. It may work for you.
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                      • Profile picture of the author Griffon
                        I actually trialed AMR, and found that while it does work as advertised, the downside is that all the directories it submits to are by and large very low quality. While it is cool to watch, in my experience, the SEO benefits are negligible and one of my sites actually got "sandboxed" and dropped in the SERPS because the backlinks were generated too quickly.

                        I've had much better success with a Article Submit Auto, which is the only software I ever trialed for this purpose that actually works as advertised (many auto-submitters are very wonky and get hung up on the frequent login changes meant to thwart them). ASA only submits to 30 High PageRank sites, a quality over quantity approach. It also has a built in spinner so you can actually spin thirty different versions of the same article. I've had great success with it and the support is excellent when the inevitable hang-up ocurrs. Good value in terms of the price as well.

                        Best of luck to all of you.

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          • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
            Originally Posted by Chris Hunter View Post

            Sure. With spinning. Very easy that way.
            My 50 articles/ per day were not done by spinning, by the way.

            But I do have very powerful secret tips on doing article spinning
            the right way. I am talking about 100% manually done, no
            synonym replacement or using jargon automated software.

            Perhaps that will be a thread for another day,

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            • Profile picture of the author rambrose
              Wow. 50 is alot of articles in a day. If I can pump out a 300 word article in about 10 minutes, which is fast for me, it would take 8-9 hours to write 50. This would be minus any breaks, content research, or article submission.
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        • Profile picture of the author myob
          Originally Posted by x3xsolxdierx3x View Post

          ok....lol....1,000 articles a day?
          Not by me. It's called "delegating".
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    • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
      Originally Posted by Brad Spencer View Post

      Hey,

      Do you have an example of what you wrote at that pace? I'm really curious b/c I teach people how to write fast...but that is insane. I'd love to see some of your work.

      Cheers,

      Brad

      PS- I am not trying to bash you...more actually wanting to learn from you Happy Holidays

      Of course I know you are not trying to bash me, why
      will you, ?

      There's no need to go far in looking for articles I write
      in this speed - the original post itself is an article, more
      or less, right? I wrote it under 10 minutes!


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  • Profile picture of the author alphaxyz
    Originally Posted by warriorkay View Post

    I typed the below in response to a thread about how
    to write articles fast, but just before posting it I
    decided to make this a thread on its own, so that
    others can share their tips and we can all learn from
    each other,

    So, here goes...

    Back in the days when I used to write my own articles
    I could write 1 article in only 5 to 10 minutes. It's not so
    difficult when you get used to it. There are days when
    I could write 50 articles per day! Heck, there was a
    time when I did a 500+ articles in couple of days stunt
    to raise some money at a pressing time. Indeed, back
    in the days,

    Below are some things tips that can help you do same:

    1. Speed of typing: This is very important. I am able
    to type so fast that I always joke to my close friends
    that I can type faster than any human can write,
    It's a joke, yes, but I haven't seen anyone who can
    write faster than I can type. And if you look at it, it's
    possible - you type with 10 fingers at the same time,
    while someone who writes with a pen does so with
    only 2 or 3 fingers,

    How did I learn to type so fast? By using the good
    old Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing. Just using it for
    couple of months, even just 1 to 2 hours daily can
    help improve your typing speed tremendously!

    So, typing speed is very important here. If you are not
    fast in typing, then I hear Dragon Naturally Speaking
    is good. But if you are like me, I type faster and get
    points across even faster than I talk, I think,

    2. Research and jot down your main points before beginning:
    I don't typically write only one article per topic. Instead,
    whenever I want to write I know I have to write 5, 10
    or more articles around the same topic, at one sitting.
    This allows me to first spend the first couple of minutes,
    or even an hour or more, to research the topic and jot
    down the main points that will help in writing several
    articles at a sitting. Then with the points gotten, I am
    able to write 5 or more articles by glancing at the jotted
    points every now and then.

    3. Make an outline before you begin writing: It helps
    to make quick outline of what you intend to cover on
    any article before you begin. This shouldn't take you
    more than a few minutes, but can save you tons more
    minutes in actually writing the article.

    4. Don't worry about grammatical/spelling errors at first
    Yep, don't bother about these when fleshing out your
    articles; just go ahead and get the "meat" out as fast
    as you can. When you are done, you can correct the
    errors later. Heck, good writers don't even correct their
    errors - that's what editors are for,

    So - the above are some of my tips.

    If you also write articles pretty fast, care to share yours?

    Kingsley
    my typing speed is damn fast. most warriors type with 10 fingers i type using 11 fingers (left & right index) which is a finger faster. LOL

    can you explain more about point #2? brainstorming and point of view in writing are indeed the major problems for me.


    thanks,
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  • Profile picture of the author paulie888
    Kingsley, writing 50+ articles in a day is absolutely amazing! I think that this speed comes with consistent practice, and the fact that you can type so fast definitely doesn't hurt either.

    For people who can't currently type that fast, a quick temporary fix would be Dragon Naturally Speaking. Just remember to jot down the main points and outline, and you should be able to write a 500 word article in 5 minutes or less using Dragon. Once you get the hang of it, it should help you pump out articles at a pretty rapid rate.
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    • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
      Originally Posted by paulie888 View Post

      Kingsley, writing 50+ articles in a day is absolutely amazing! I think that this speed comes with consistent practice, and the fact that you can type so fast definitely doesn't hurt either.

      For people who can't currently type that fast, a quick temporary fix would be Dragon Naturally Speaking. Just remember to jot down the main points and outline, and you should be able to write a 500 word article in 5 minutes or less using Dragon. Once you get the hang of it, it should help you pump out articles at a pretty rapid rate.
      Indeed, Paul, it does come with consistent practice. And
      it becomes incredibly easy when it becomes the "practice",

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  • Profile picture of the author ajeetroy
    Thats some hard work..writing 50 articles per day is not easy at all. But its definitely possible.
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  • Profile picture of the author nelaffiliate
    It's easier to write lots of articles very fast when you research and really understand what you are writing about. I always make sure I truly understand the topic better doing any writing.
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  • Profile picture of the author BelindaMooney
    Excellent thread. It is easy to take one topic and create many from one - even in some ways the same topic but to a different age which is what I often do. For example - if you write and article about:

    When Will My baby Start Teething? - this then leads to:
    What to Do When My Baby Starts Teething
    Dealing with teething pain naturally
    A Review of Baby Teething Toys
    Taking Care of Baby's Teeth
    Taking Care of a Toddler's Teeth
    How to Prevent a Nursing Baby From Biting
    Flouride for Babies?

    Hmm.. I think I need to go write these up as a PLR package

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    • Profile picture of the author PatriciaJ
      My record is two and a bit articles in a day. I don't believe for one minute that anybody can produce 50 different articles in a day that are worth reading and would add value to a website - that is how I define an article. As I said in that other thread they would have to be superhuman
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      • Profile picture of the author Iemagine
        Originally Posted by PatriciaJ View Post

        My record is two and a bit articles in a day. I don't believe for one minute that anybody can produce 50 different articles in a day that are worth reading and would add value to a website - that is how I define an article. As I said in that other thread they would have to be superhuman
        I understand what you mean but for people who could write a 2000 word paper in 4-5 hours back in their college days could do it. That is writing a paper with citings. We are talking about subjects you should be familiar with anyway. Once you know the subject you should be able to shell out alot in one day. At least shell out 25 and then spin them. Now if your like me you have to be in the right mind frame to write that many. No doubt you will be mentally and physically drained afterward.
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  • Profile picture of the author gskesavan
    50 / day is really nice. But are you consistent with that number? You must be rich if you're writing high quality articles of that number a each day.

    My highest till date is 17, but I make sure I write at least 3 - 5 articles / day consistently.
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    • Profile picture of the author JohnMcCabe
      Couple of things here...

      @warriorkay: From your description, it really doesn't sound like you write 50 different articles per day. Sounds more like you write 4-5 articles 10-12 times each. With practice and working templates (tips, faq, etc.), cranking out 300 word variations of the same short set of points is far easier than writing 50 completely original articles.

      I'm not being critical here, it's still a commendable output. Just offering my perspective. If I'm right, it might help others reach higher output levels.

      With regards to spinning...

      There's a difference between "original" and "unique", even though spinner aficionados tend to use them interchangeably. Just because the spun (please, never 'spinned') article passes copyscape or some other mechanical checker does not make the article original.

      The master article (the one fed into the spinner) might be original. The output of the spinner is derivative by definition.

      Again, not a criticism. If you're using your spun articles as spider bait, fine, that's up to you. And if you're skilled enough with your spinner of choice that I can't tell which article is the original, then I really don't care.
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      • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
        Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe View Post

        @warriorkay: From your description, it really doesn't sound like you write 50 different articles per day. Sounds more like you write 4-5 articles 10-12 times each. With practice and working templates (tips, faq, etc.), cranking out 300 word variations of the same short set of points is far easier than writing 50 completely original articles.

        I'm not being critical here, it's still a commendable output. Just offering my perspective. If I'm right, it might help others reach higher output levels.
        No sir, I do mean 50 completely different articles of, say, 5 to 10
        different topics/niches. And no, not rewriting, but 100% uniques.

        It's easy when you get used to it. But remember - I did this in those
        days - I don't do 50/day anymore, as I am now lazy and have
        writers doing the articles for me,

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  • Profile picture of the author ryanbiddulph
    Super prolific for sure.

    I've moved away from volume of articles. Now I focus on writing compelling titles and keyword rich pieces. If I write one article a day that makes the first page of google for a semi-competitive keyword and I don't have to spend a great deal of time going it, it works for me.

    All the best!

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    I hate writing content, but can produce around 7-8 articles per hour by using dragon naturally speaking
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  • Profile picture of the author Rich Struck
    Yeah I'm sure you can write 50 a day and have anything worth reading.
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  • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
    Originally Posted by Chris Kent View Post

    My record is 60. It seriously burns out your brain though. I've never come close since.

    But I do have an "article pump" method that I shared with my newsletter readers that allows me to achieve close to that on a day if I want to.

    Basically if you think about any expert, when they write they draw on a pool of acquired knowledge. This could be condensed into, say, 100 topics.

    Now I randomise these topics using Excel and it gives me the basic 3/4/5 or however many points I want for each article. Then I type straight from the brain, no research necessary as I know these subjects well.

    Even if you don't know the subject well, you soon will.

    All my articles are 100% unique. Yes, there are some recurring topics but this is normal within any subject. This is the closest to automating my article writing that I have found.
    Good. And yes, you are right - it eventually burns out your
    brain, but not if you do this for a living. No doubt, professional
    writers/journalists churn out more in terms of number of words,
    daily than 50 articles of 300+ words each.

    Again, as a University/College trained "professional", my training
    comes handy here, but anyone with typing speed, love for
    writing, keen imagination and creativity can do this and
    even more.

    Of course I don't do it anymore - I got loads of staff writers
    now, but every now and then I do other writing that when you
    calculate the number of words are even more than 50 articles
    of 300+ words each!

    Kingsley
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  • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
    Originally Posted by Chris Kent View Post

    I'm surprised how cynical some of you are.

    For example, those 60 articles I've pumped out - infinitely more readable than most of the trash on EzineArticles.
    Thank you sir,

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  • Profile picture of the author Beatrice
    1. Speed of typing: This is very important. I am able
    to type so fast that I always joke to my close friends
    that I can type faster than any human can write,

    Hello!

    This point "speed of typing" sent alarm bells ringing. Repetitive strain injury is a very painful condition suffered by many people nowadays. Although I am a newbie in IM, I would not recommend to people to type at "breaknecking speed" but instead to type at moderate speed and to take plenty of breaks to rest their fingers.
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    I'm strictly in the outsourcing camp
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  • Profile picture of the author techvic
    You are rocking it man, I'm nowhere near 50 articles a day. But when I do write I've found that taking frequent stretch breaks helps. Go walk around for a couple minutes and get back at it.
    Green tea seems to make my mind work faster and clearer.
    And when I first sit down to write there seems to always be a paragraph or two of completely random utter garbage that I have to get out first. I've learned to babble in my typing for a minute or two before launching into the real content.
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    If you're not confident about your own writing ability outsource the writing of them to a top end writer. Why top end? Because if you're trying to earn affiliate commission out of the article getting a great writer can literally equate to thousands of dollars in extra commission. A well known marketer recently told me that each of her articles is approximately worth $100K in affiliate commission. I believe her.
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  • warriorkay

    That is gnarly dude!

    I write 10 a day for me and up to 10 a day for others.

    I will have to one day put on a pot of coffee, chill some mountain dew, use toothpicks to prop me eyelids open and go for 50.

    That could take me 12 to 15 hours.

    Good on ya for the tips on how to accomplish it!
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Doug
    Agreed. Keep writing consistently. Keep writing good content. Keep inputting great value to the Internet community and you are good to go!
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  • Profile picture of the author darren13
    Warriorkay, Congrats on the 50 article a day. I would like to say that i would reach that someday.
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  • Profile picture of the author Matt Helphrey
    Kingsley -

    Great thread! There is some good conversations going on here. For me, I think I average around 10 articles a day. I can sum up how to write faster in one word...

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  • Profile picture of the author warriorkay
    Thanks to all of you for your kind words. It does
    get consoling to see the increase in earnings for your
    efforts though and the "medals" of honor from others
    like EzineArticles:








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