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How to Repurpose Your Content in Various Format - Content Creation 505

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“Content Creation 505”

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Table of Contents Does Speedwriting Work? ................................................................................................................... 3

Turn A Simple Article Into A Report, Into A Blog Post, And That Into An Autoresponder Segment ... 5

What Length Should Your Articles, Blog Posts Or Reports Be? ........................................................... 7

Is It Possible To Make A Full-Time Living Writing Articles? ................................................................. 9

Other Resources by Robert Plank ...................................................................................................... 11




Does Speedwriting Work?

Speedwriting, the process of pumping out content - like book chapters, sales letters, or articles -

works if you apply the correct formula. That's right, it is well within the reach of the human mind,

and the human body, to write dozens of articles - as many as 7 or 8 in under an hour.

Want proof? Studies have statistically shown that the average speed of human speech is 120

words per minute. When you speak at a normal rate, you produce two words per second. If you

want a 250 word article, you only need to speak for two minutes straight. To write a short and to

the point 840 word sales letter, you only need to speak for 7 minutes without stopping. Even if you

wanted a long 2000 word sales letter or short story, you only need to speak for 16 minutes.

Coming up with lots of content in a short amount of time is all about the mindset. If you cannot

type quickly, have your speech transcribed by a service like iDictate. If you are a trained typist, you

can produce articles even cheaper because you can type almost as fast as you speak. But how do

you come up with the proper words in the first place?

First, a time limit is key. I know people with elaborate timing systems... such as lining up three egg

timers, one for the time left to work, one counting how long you have been working on an article

and another one counting down the time you have left. You do not need to be nearly as

complicated. Simply get a kitchen timer, stopwatch, or even use a computer-based timer, such as

Cool Timer. Set it to count down from 7 minutes and see how much you can write in that time

span without stopping.

Next, write everything as a question. Write your article title as a question so everything you write

is an answer to that question. You can always rename it later. Write your paragraphs as an answer

to a more detailed question within that article. You will find that doing this gives you a massive

boost compared to trying to talk about a subject on your own.

Finally, remember that the speedwriting business is all about the proper mindset. The world's

fastest stenographers can type at 245 words per minute for five minutes at 99.193% accuracy. I

am sure you would be happy with ninety or even fifty words per minute, so do whatever you can

to achieve laser focus.




What gets you in the proper mindset to kick ass? Think about what you had to do to ask out the

girl you liked in high school or finish that term paper in college. Listen to fast music? Jog around

the block? Maybe just visualize the things that make you happy. Whatever it is, keep these rules in

mind to succeed at speedwriting.

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Turn A Simple Article Into A Report, Into A Blog Post, And

That Into An Autoresponder Segment

When you are writing for the internet, it is difficult to decide if the idea you have should be an

article, report, blog post, or auto-responder message.

When you are writing your latest tip, guide, or step by step manual which should you go for?

The answer is, you should go for all of the above.

I find that the easiest way to make writing seem fun and easy is to write anything first as an article.

Think about it, if you wrote a lot of articles and you weren't sure which one's to use in your book,

or to give away for free. Look at your latest 10 or 20 articles, and figure out which half are of okay

or average quality. You should use this half for article marketing.

Now the half that is left over is your really good stuff, the stuff that is too good to simply give

away. Now this could go into your book, but it helps to write anything to begin with. When you are

thinking of it as an article, you keep it short and you do it in a short amount of time.

If you have a lot of those articles, and they are all very good and you can arrange them into a

logical step by step format, now you have a report. It's very simple, just open up a word processor,

or Microsoft Word paste your articles in, format the title so they look as if they are a chapter or

section title and save them to a PDF.

Now you have taken your best articles and put them together as reports.

What you should do in your articles and your reports is have some kind of a message or "call to

action" at the end. The call to action at the end of your article is to go to your website. The call to

action in the end of your report is to go to your website as well.

When you take some of these articles or report chapters and give them away for free on your

blog, they are already at your website. When you repurpose your writing for the web as a blog

post, it should remind people that they should comment below the blog post. If your comments

are turned off, link to whatever valid offer you are discussing.




For example, if you wrote several articles on weight loss put the best ones in the report, the okay

in article sites, and save the even better ones for blog posts. You should then ask them what

action they have taken, or what best weight loss tip they have received to try and get some kind of

discussion going. If you don't have comments on, then link to your weight loss report, link to your

weight loss newsletter, or link to an affiliate offer at the end of that blog post.

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What Length Should Your Articles, Blog Posts Or Reports

Be?

When you are submitting or publishing your content on the internet size does matter. By that I

mean if you have an article that is too long or too short, you won't be able to use it on many sites.

Likewise if your blog post is too long or your report is too long, you will actually lose visitors, lose

traffic and lose sales and customers.

Make sure that your articles are about 400 words long, your blog posts are 100 to 1,000 words

long and that your reports are 1,000 to 2,000 words long.

An article is supposed to be a quick blurb or piece of text that solves a simple problem. If you

wrote a 4,000 word article it would be a very long rant or very detailed manual. We want to make

sure that our articles are 400 words in length, or about two thirds of the page.

Many article sites will accept articles as low as 250 words or as long as 2,000 words but the best

range is 400 to 600 words. I recommend you get your articles closer to 400 words because you

want to write and publish as many articles as possible. This means you can cover more subjects

and you can get more links back to your site which means more traffic for you.

Remember the length of the article does not necessarily mean it's better. I can take a 400 word

article I have written and add lots of fluff and make it an 800 word article but the shorter 400 word

article is better.

When you are writing a blog post you have a little bit more freedom and control. I have published

blog posts that are simply lists of bullet points, or a couple of paragraphs and that's it.

The reason for this is because many people on the internet have short attention spans, and you

want to accommodate them and make it easy and quick for someone to read your content so they

can take whatever action you want them to take after reading that blog post whether that is

clicking a link or even commenting below that blog post.




The funny thing about a blog post is it can be super long as well. For example, if you have lots of

videos, images, or lists you can make a blog post that is not really meant to be read start to finish,

but where people simply scroll through and pick what they want. This is why you might see gallery

blog posts that say things like, the top 50 WordPress PlugIns, or the top 100 Website Designs.

The don't expect people to look at every single link, picture or video, but to scroll down, choose

their favorite and talk about it in the comments below or maybe even click on the site they are

linking to.

When you publish your report you have even more freedom, but I recommend that you make any

report a minimum of 1,000 words. This ensures that the report is at least 3 pages long and makes

it worth clicking on the PDF file and opening it up in the reader.

When a report gets to be more than 50 to 100 pages long, you are in trouble, keep it as short as

possible. Think of your report in a very similar fashion to your article. People open it up, they get a

step by step plan and then they are done, your report is finished.

When you are writing web content, make your article 400 words, make your blog post 1,000 down

to 100 words, and make a report 1,000 to 2,000 words.

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Is It Possible To Make A Full-Time Living Writing Articles?

For many people writing is the easiest task they could possibly do. After all, you don't need to dig a

ditch, file papers or even talk on the phone - you simply write. If you're a writer, you might be

struggling and wondering if it really is possible to earn a full-time living writing articles. The answer

is that it really is up to you.

First, start out freelancing and think about how much money you would need to make per month

in order to consider yourself full-time. Let's say you need to make $1,000 per month in order to

call yourself a full-time writer. During that month you were going to work five days a week, four

days every month which equals out to 20 days. That means you need to make $50 per day in order

to hit that $1,000 per month.

The next question is how many hours per day can you stand writing articles? Let's pretend you

could work five hours per day. That means you're making $10 per hour. If you're paid $5 to write a

completely unique article then you could afford to spend 30 minutes on an article.

Now, let's pretend that you became very good at writing articles and you've come up with an

article in 10 minutes. That means that you could get away with six articles per hour which means

that you could technically write an article for $1.67.

When it comes to writing articles and you're a freelancer, it's a numbers game. It's how many

articles can you write, how much can you get paid for those articles and depending on how quickly

and how long you want to work, you can make a full-time living or any amount of income you

would like.

But I know that eventually you're going to burn out which means that once you get good at writing

articles, you should begin working for yourself. You should write articles promoting your own

website. When someone gets your website, you should take your best articles, combine them into

reports, use them to build a list and use them to make money. It's good to write a few articles for

other people in the beginning to get the hang of it but eventually, you're going to want to move up

to the next level.




How does this all come together? Here's what you do. You write a lot of content in your niche on a

subject you like, you put your best stuff into reports, your average stuff into blog posts, and your

low quality information into articles. That way, your articles send people to your blog, get them on

your email list and then your email list offers the reports you have for sale and based on which

report sell the most, now you know what new content to create.

That's how you'll make your full-time living writing articles. Start off with freelancing then move to

your own articles and reports and finally out of all the content you create, decide what should go

in reports, what should go on a blog post, and what should remain as an article.

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