Content Creation Secrets

I read an article in a website which said if you’re to have any success in article marketing you should be able to write four articles within an hour. If you can manage only two, you’re considered slow and not good enough to succeed in article marketing.

What? Four articles in an hour? Isn’t that a ridiculous suggestion? No, according to the writer. He claims he can do it. He needs only a fifteen minutes an article.

I’ve also come across sites which claim you can write 7 to 10 articles in an hour.

I was taking all these claims with a pinch of salt until I visited a freelance job board filled with numerous postings from content buyers.

The focus was mostly on quantity. I saw some posts which demanded the writer to complete a minimum of ten articles a day. Otherwise there was no deal. Articles were supposed to be 500 to 700 words in length.

I had a surprise when I read the posted replies. Many were clamoring to bid for the jobs. It seems that these bidders were all used to handling such an assignment.

I was wondering how they could do it. Even if they were to spend about an hour per article and take a break for two hours, it would take them half a day to complete the assignment.

I doubt they are willing to sit down that long for $1 an article. There must be some kind of system they are using to complete the articles within a few hours and make the 10 bucks.

What could be their method? If you’re going to write ten articles a day, you would have to do it at breakneck speed. What kind of articles can you write at that speed?

What about research? Experience tells you that it can sometimes consume more time than the writing process itself.

Do these fast writers undertake any research at all? If they do, I don’t think they can write ten articles in a day, even if they research solely through the Internet. Time is needed to locate sites containing relevant information. Chances are these writers write from personal knowledge alone.

The content buyers expect high-quality articles without flaws. What kind of quality can you expect from a writer who writes ten articles a day?

Could these content creators be having ready articles so that when they receive an order , they just adapt these articles to the client’s needs?

Anybody has any idea how these writers work?

What about you?

Can you write 10 articles a day?