How to write quality content on your blog in thirty minutes or less
Restored from the Empower Network archive (2011–2017), lightly edited to meet our current advertising standards. Views are the original author’s.
How to write quality content on your blog
Content is STILL king out in internet land. Marketing methods come and go but the one method that sticks around is creating content for websites out there. It’s been the only constant and with google updating their algorithms daily if you want to stick around on the internet you better be creating content daily. Are you spending hours writing your content? If you are then you are spending way too much time on it. You have to focus on the main things on creating content and you can pop out a good quality piece in thirty minutes or less. Here’s how to write quality content on your blog in thirty minutes or less
Research your topic
People will know if you’re just talking out of your ass on your blog post. Do your research. Just like when you were a kid in high school writing a paper. You did some research for your projects right? Well do the same thing. Write down some key points when you’re doing your research. Now you can spend hours doing some research because it can suck you in so what I actually do is set a timer for ten minutes to do some quick research. Ten minutes is more than enough to get a few key points. Especially if it’s a topic that you already know you’re just getting some more ideas to spark in your head.
I generally like to write down three to five main points that I’ll work with.
Have an outline
Now after doing research I’ll make a little outline with those ideas that I’ve jotted down.
I like to use something like this as an outline.
INTRO
Main point # 1
– sub points talking about main points #1
– sub points talking about main points #2 main point # 2
– same thing main point # 3
– same thing
conclusion
Call to Action on the BOTTOM of the post
Keep in mine this is a simple outline that I use that I’ve been using for awhile and it works for me. It’s like having a map on my side when I write out the post. Sometimes I get stuck so I look at my “map” which usually will help me get back on track with my writing. Try it out and tweak it to your liking
Ten minute Free write session
After I’ve written out an outline for my blog post I then will do a ten minute free write session. I first learned this from Ed Dale on how he creates content. I actually remember doing this in school when I was younger too.
The free write session is exactly what it sounds like but instead you’re typing. What I do it open up word or notepad and have it full screen to avoid other distractions. Then I’ll set my timer for ten minutes and I’ll just start typing out stuff. I won’t stop either. If I get stuck on something I’ll continue to type. Sometimes I’ll just start typing random stuff then eventually my mind will get back on track and I’ll keep writing. After ten minutes you’ll be amazed at how much you’ve written. If you’re new to this try different time to see what works best for you. Ten minutes isn’t a time set in stone it’s just a time that I feel works best for me.
Proofread it later on
Now you’ve created a blog post. I’ll usually set it aside and either proof read it that night or the next day. I forgot who told me to do that but I’ve always stuck with it. Something about having a fresh pair of eyes to look at your content to proofread later on I guess helps.
Once you get very efficient at this you should be able to generate some fresh content for your blog in record time. Just think of what other things you can do with all the time you now have saved because you are working faster. Think of all the other mediums you can use for that content you just made. Implement this with your blogging efforts and let me know if it has helped you worked smarter and not harder, I hope you learned how to create quality content on your blog from my article.
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