Creating Free Content: A Simple Way To Get You Producing At Lightining Speed

No matter how others try to twist it, creating free content and sharing it is still the best way to command traffic online.

If more traffic is needed then more content needs to be created, perhaps, at a lightning speed.

The challenge with creating something that fast is not quantity but quality:

Can you produce something with value in such a short period of time?

I have been dabbling with content creation and distribution as mean to get traffic for more than 3 years now. 

For example, I write articles and post them on my blogs OR I submit them to article directories. 

I get traffic from search engines with blogs and from article directories' readers for the ones I submitted.

I struggled for the first one or two years with content creation. 

I remember during those days, I take more than half-an-hour to create an article.

Right now:

I can write two in the same time span!

In fact, I am participating in a 100 days article writing challenge organized by a famous article directory.

And I believe I will be able to finish ahead of time.

Here's a simple way how you too could produce content at lightning speed:

Use a proven FORMULA.

I use a simple formula when writing all my articles and a closer look might reveal the formula, which I acquire from another prolific writer and high-content producer.

If I may, allow me to just briefly list down what it entails:

1. Create an opening that answer the question of 'What', 'Who', 'When', 'Where' and 'Why'.
2. Personalized the topic/subject at hand
3. Elaborate on the Expert; yours or others
4. Reflect honestly on the issue
5. Conclude

My final words:

There is ONE thing that will ensure the success for this formula; practice, practice and more practice.

Want something even faster?

Here's a simple method you can apply if you need more content faster than what we've discussed before.

I heard some of you answer "outsource article writing" or "buy Private Label Right (PLR) articles", and YES, you can do that too. 

Do that, by all means, when you have the budget allocated.

Other than that, use my suggestion which requires you to spend very little on capital, and just a bit of effort and time.

Here it is: article rewriting.

And here's how to do it: