| 1. First, determine how many articles you need so | | | | that contains all the information that you need to |
| you can plan ahead. | | | | discuss on your content. |
| 2. Writing time. Decide on how many hours you | | | | 4. Use voice recognition software. This is much |
| need to spend everyday tapping on your | | | | faster than manually writing your articles. |
| keyboard. For example, if you need to produce at | | | | Download a free voice recognition software that |
| least 6 articles per day and if it usually takes you | | | | can literally put your ideas into writing. Although it |
| 30 minutes to write one article, you will need to | | | | may take sometime before you get used to it, |
| spend at least 3 hours in front of your computer. | | | | you can be assured that it will tremendously help |
| Make sure that at this time, you only focus on | | | | you in the long run. |
| writing your articles. That means no phone calls, | | | | 5. Proofread your articles. Run your copies against |
| no surfing the net, and no unrelated activities so | | | | spell and grammar checker. Then, manually |
| you can make the most of your writing time. | | | | proofread them to eliminate run on sentences and |
| 3. Create an outline. Create working titles for all | | | | if needed, to improve the flow of your content. |
| the articles that you need to write everyday. | | | | You also have the option of hiring professional |
| Then, do batch researching. This means, | | | | editors or proofreaders so you can buy yourself |
| researching all your topics all at the same time. | | | | more writing time. |
| While doing so, create an outline for each article | | | | |