Writing articles is fun, but it can be even more rewarding when you learn how to produce more in less time.
Article Sets Defined: A "set of articles" is anytime you produce 2 or more articles at a time.
Types of Article Sets:
1. Article sets by topic or sub-topic.
Example: If you were writing about racquetball
as your topic, you could make a plan to write
2 articles on racquetball nutrition, 4 articles
that goes into detail about each of the
different color of racquet balls on the market
and what they mean, and a 10-pack of articles on
forehand or backhand drills.
2. Article sets by style of writing.
Example: One style might be all bullet points,
another lists of things, another is a Q&A
approach, another might be conversational
or discussion of issues.
Note: Each type of writing is best when done in
sets of the same style.
3. Accidental article sets.
Example: Your target is to produce (2) articles
that are 400 words each. While getting started,
you get on a roll and accidentally produce a
fantastic 800 word article. Break the article in
half, give the other half a new title and you
have an instant article set...even if it was
created by accident.
4. Article sets based on customer or prospect frequently asked questions.
Example: Customers or prospects are always
asking questions. Tune into them, group them by
topic, and then hammer out some article sets
that answer each question. Using the racquetball
topic, you might have 7 questions from your
audience on how to prepare for a tournament.
Each of them makes excellent article topics.
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