I learned how to speed up the process of writing back in school.
As a self-confessed procrastinator back in college, I sometimes need to crank out a 20-page report in as little as 36 hours.
Today, I produce 100 articles per week.
That's about 25,000 words a week.
You might think that I spend 24/7 in front of my computer but no, I only work 4-5 hours a day, five days a week.
Do you want to know how I do it? Then, read on! 1.
Plan ahead.
Know what you need to write before you sit down.
List down the topics that you're going to discuss and decide what specific information you're going to include on each of your articles.
Then, create a very detailed outline.
Take a look at your outline before you start writing.
Does it have what it takes to make your articles really informative and useful to the eyes of your audience? You've got to make sure that your answer to his question is yes so you will not need to spend so much time revising and reorganizing your articles once you're done writing them.
2.
Pick the best writing format.
Do you ever wonder why most of my articles are under the category of "Tips list" format? Well, this is not only because this format is very popular and well-loved by online users but also because it helps in cutting my writing time in half.
I find it easier to explain my thoughts and ideas using numbers and bullet list than trying to discuss and connect them using lengthy paragraphs.