One way of getting more visitors to your site is to post a number of useful, informative or entertaining articles online. To give you a competitive edge, you'll need to engage in article speed writing.

Andrew Hansen provides an ebook called Article Speed Writing (www.ArticleSpeedWriting.com), where he shows you a step-by-step formula you can use. It's almost like a recipe where you practically fill in the blanks (4-5 sentences per blank box), and within 30 minutes you'll have an original article.

You could save yourself the $37 tab if you had paid attention to your English teacher, but if writing classes seem like a fuzzy distant memory, then perhaps you'll find this ebook useful.

You can easily read through the 39-page ebook, and the second to the last page even gives you a flowchart of the process.

Geniuses are great not because they have many unique ways of accomplishing things, but because they have discovered an efficient method or pattern which they stick to. Article Speed Writing follows this approach, and once you have the basic steps down pat, you'll be able to churn out "killer, high quality web content at warp speeds."

No, this is not an instant solution. You'll need to practice. But once you slowly remember what your English teacher taught you in writing class in the past, the act of writing will steadily become more comfortable for you.

Practicing and writing often does help. That's why it pays to blog, because blogging forces you to write. There's a missing piece, though.

And that missing link answers this question: "How can I quickly research about my topic?"

In a future post, I'll share with you a tool that will help cut your research time to under 7 minutes.

In the meantime, let's practice writing. For inspiration, check out the work of those who regularly produce four to seven-paragraph articles. You'll surely discover the pattern.

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First Posted: May 27, 2007 | Filed in: Writing

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