Writing For Quality, Quantity and Time Are Similar to Time, Speed and Distance Equations
If you are involved in online writing of any kind, you know you must produce quality content, as in meaningful, accurate, and grammatically correct.
You are also going to need to produce a lot of it and in record time to ultimately become successful.
It can be done and there are many folks that write eBooks that are between 50 and 200 pages in 2-3 days.
And I believe someone who really knows their stuff can write anywhere from 10,000 to 18,000 words a day using voice software and really getting serious - then spending some 3-hours editing.
I know that is possible, and there are classes you can take that teach you how, I had to learn the hard way.
Also one has to ask if the quality you seek is grammar or information.
You see, it is my contention that you ought to make it both if you want to prosper in your online writing.
Of course, I think we have all seen tons of articles in the main stream media that are quite readable and grammatically correct, but they did not tell you a darn thing; what are they worth? Well, I'd submit to you NOTHING.
The other night I sat down and wrote 5-quality articles 550 - 890 words each.
It took about three hours having no distractions, which is a testament to the potential to write quantity and quality in a short time.
One issue we see in online article writing which gives all online writers a bad name is with SEO writers that bang out junk of no value, or for AdSense only sites that place information tidbits that you can find on WikiPedia, when WikiPedia is more in-depth.
What is the value of those articles? To the world Zero, to the writer; oh some little trickle payment of $ .
04 per day on click-ad revenue, serving absolutely no purpose.
Quality is an interesting subject.
And I find many folks attempt to "trash me" out of jealousy, I know because they'll go an rate my articles "one star" and do 10-20 in 5 minutes.
Fact is they cannot read them that fast, so they click on an article in a mean-spirited huff.
It's just nonsense and vindictive petty folks sitting on their Quality Toadstool "ribbitting" away.
A super knowledgeable person in their field should be able to write 10-articles per day, spending a normal day of 10-14 hours (which is how much the average small business person works).
Of course, at that rate they will run out of knowledge in approximately 20-30 days, unless they are absolutely in the top tier of their industry.
I recently noted one high-output author here, who hires writers out of India for $3.
00 per article.
I know because they were late paying them once and they contacted me to see if I would hire them to write my articles.
No, I write my own, thank you, but that does prove 2-things.
(1) The World really is flat and (2) some day in 2010 someone is going to pass my number of articles.
Writing for Quality, Quantity and Time are similar in nature to Time, Speed and Distance Equations in that it is all one and the same.
The value for each has to do with the other, without anyone, your efforts are meaningless.
Think on that.
You are also going to need to produce a lot of it and in record time to ultimately become successful.
It can be done and there are many folks that write eBooks that are between 50 and 200 pages in 2-3 days.
And I believe someone who really knows their stuff can write anywhere from 10,000 to 18,000 words a day using voice software and really getting serious - then spending some 3-hours editing.
I know that is possible, and there are classes you can take that teach you how, I had to learn the hard way.
Also one has to ask if the quality you seek is grammar or information.
You see, it is my contention that you ought to make it both if you want to prosper in your online writing.
Of course, I think we have all seen tons of articles in the main stream media that are quite readable and grammatically correct, but they did not tell you a darn thing; what are they worth? Well, I'd submit to you NOTHING.
The other night I sat down and wrote 5-quality articles 550 - 890 words each.
It took about three hours having no distractions, which is a testament to the potential to write quantity and quality in a short time.
One issue we see in online article writing which gives all online writers a bad name is with SEO writers that bang out junk of no value, or for AdSense only sites that place information tidbits that you can find on WikiPedia, when WikiPedia is more in-depth.
What is the value of those articles? To the world Zero, to the writer; oh some little trickle payment of $ .
04 per day on click-ad revenue, serving absolutely no purpose.
Quality is an interesting subject.
And I find many folks attempt to "trash me" out of jealousy, I know because they'll go an rate my articles "one star" and do 10-20 in 5 minutes.
Fact is they cannot read them that fast, so they click on an article in a mean-spirited huff.
It's just nonsense and vindictive petty folks sitting on their Quality Toadstool "ribbitting" away.
A super knowledgeable person in their field should be able to write 10-articles per day, spending a normal day of 10-14 hours (which is how much the average small business person works).
Of course, at that rate they will run out of knowledge in approximately 20-30 days, unless they are absolutely in the top tier of their industry.
I recently noted one high-output author here, who hires writers out of India for $3.
00 per article.
I know because they were late paying them once and they contacted me to see if I would hire them to write my articles.
No, I write my own, thank you, but that does prove 2-things.
(1) The World really is flat and (2) some day in 2010 someone is going to pass my number of articles.
Writing for Quality, Quantity and Time are similar in nature to Time, Speed and Distance Equations in that it is all one and the same.
The value for each has to do with the other, without anyone, your efforts are meaningless.
Think on that.
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