How To Write Articles Fast A Simple Step-By-Step Method For Writing Articles Faster

Want to know an easier way to write articles fast? Most online entrepreneurs write their own content – at least in the beginning – and that’s as it should be. You share your ideas about a subject you have some experience and expertise in and every time you do, you have an opportunity to draw prospects back to your own web site. All you need is a 400-500 word article written and posted in a popular directory.
But if it takes you half a day to write one article, how many of these powerful, lead-generating marketing tools are you going to create? Truth is — and the most successful article marketers know this — you need lots of articles working in your favor, if you really want to benefit from this consistent method of traffic generation and business building.
So if you’re going to write many different articles, you’re going to need a simple system for writing articles faster than most known methods.
Here are 3 quick tips to help you increase your article writing production:
1. Start with a simple idea. You’ve got to keep it simple in order to deliver valuable info in 500 words. If you’re stuck, start a list of potential “idea starters” such as… Why, What, How, What if, Who, Where and When. Then take each term and turn it into a sentence. In seconds, you’ll have an article topic ready to explore.
2. Create a basic plan. Quick mind maps work exceptionally well for article writing. All you do is take your subject idea and write it in the middle of an index card. If you can include a symbol or 30-second sketch to communicate the concept of your article visually, this works even better to stimulate your creative mind. Then all you do is play a word association game by listing key words related to your subject.
It’s important to work fast and jot down ideas immediately, without judging or editing. All you need are 3 reasonably good ideas – but you’ll often generate more. When this happens, you can write a longer, more information-loaded article, or save the extra content for subsequent articles. In a matter of a couple of minutes, you’ve generated a simple outline for a quality article. I’ve done this hundreds of times and I can tell you, this method works. I urge you to give it a shot.
3. Finally, if you want to write articles at top speeds, you need to “speak” your content, record and then transcribe it later. There’s free software to help you record your content. All you need is a computer and microphone. As far as transcription goes, you can use a program like Dragon Naturally Speaking, or engage one of the low-cost transcription services available. Both approaches work best when you batch a series of articles together and have them transcribed in one shot.