3 Unexpected Strategies To Write More Content In Less Time

You have a brilliant idea for a new offer — a course, an ebook or a consulting program. You know your audience will respond.

You just need to write a sales letter…. and some blog posts to get your audience primed for what’s coming… and the content for the product itself…and a series of launch emails to your list.

You’ve also got to plan for post-launch and that’s a whole other set of writing requirements.

Each year you work online, the content creation demands become more intense.

When I started working online, you could get away with wooden prose and titles like “7 ways to get more readers on LinkedIn.”

Today you’re competing with hundreds of gifted writers who share out-of-the-box ideas and give you an “aha” moment in every other paragraph. You’ve got to find graphics (or hire someone to create them for you).

You soon realize: you just don’t have enough hours in the day.

At this point, some people give up their lives, chain themselves to their laptops, and become write-a-holics. Or they say, “No thank you” and find a way to pay the mortgage without writing at all.