Thorough Step by Step Training: Content Writing Efficiency

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Okey dokey, so we've all got Kyle's Private Message now and so we all know the Super Affiliate Challenge Month 2 Video is now LIVE.

For those who are following the Super Affiliate Challenge unofficially, here's the link to the video.

Video: Month 2: Content Efficiency, Engagement, Design & Intent

I just watched the first 40 minutes and all I can say is WAAAOW, Kyle is super thorough!! I feel so much more confident now in implementing the new posting strategy I learned yesterday.

The first 37:55 minutes of Kyle's video cover

Focus 1: Content Writing Efficiency

Which is what I discussed in yesterday's post: Wow! I did not know that

Just in case you missed the link to the Tutorial for Month 2, here it is:

Super Affiliate Challenge: Month 2

How Kyle Maximizes Efficiency

Perform all Keyword Research at once – Jaaxy

Stage 1: Perform all Keyword Research at once

Kyle explains in the video exactly how to do Keyword research on Jaaxy, showing us examples of Keywords he is using for his own site.

Kyle searches for Keywords with a minimum of 50 Searches, and a Maximum of 100 QSR.
Personally, I still use a 50-50 Approach. Minimum 50 Searches (as many as possible of course) and Maximum of 50 QSR (as close to zero as possible).

He showed us in the video how he searched for tools affiliates need. And chose the Keyword:

“Affiliate link cloaker software” - 24 Searches (Traffic) – 54 QSR (Competition)

He also did a keyword search for Affiliate Marketing Tools and chose the keyword:

“Free Affiliate Marketing Tools” - 142 Searches – 65 QSR

As well as:

“Affiliate Marketing Forums for Beginners” – 40 Searches – 1 QSR

Kyle showed us how to add all our Chosen Keywords to a List specifically for our Super Affiliate Website.
Kyle explained how he also goes to Google to get Keyword ideas or visits other websites to get ideas for other keywords.

Then he teaches us a new trick:

How to Save Your Keyword List into Site Content

Here are the steps:

Export Data into TXT
Select Keywords Only
Highlight them all
Copy them
Head over to site content
Create a new article
Kyle called his article: To Do: Keyword List #Super Affiliate Website Name
Paste Keywords into new Article

Stage 2: Create Captivating Titles for all Articles

The next step is to go to that same keyword list and write captivating titles for your posts (below Keywords in Bold).

So you simply copy and paste your Keywords to a new list below the Keyword list so that you can easily include Your Keyword in each Title.

There are 2 reasons for this:

This is Best Practice for Ranking in Google.
People more likely to click your title if it’s captivating and interesting.

In rare circumstances you can include only the keyword as the title.

Do all keywords at once – it’s much more quick and efficient.

Titles now created...

Stage 3: Breaking down into Concepts

Kyle then shows us exactly how he uses the "Keyword Rich Content Page" Template within Site Content (though you can of course create your own Template) to break down each article into concepts.

Kyle explains how he compartmentalizes each stage of the process. In this stage he's doing all the research and creating Headlines within his posts.

Here's an example:

This leaves

Stage 4/5: Write Content and Add Images

So now all you have to do is create the content for all your articles. This streamlines the process.

If you do all the stages from start to finish for each post, by the time you sit down to write the article, you usually don’t feel like doing it anymore.

Kyle then shows us his Wealthy Affilite Review Post and chuckles at how he got a bit carried away - it's nearly 5,000 words and teaches us how to add imagery within the post.

"I like to show people instead of telling people about something. And I certainly don’t like to use random images. I’ve taken a screenshot of this or this from the Wealthy Affiliate website. I use relevant imagery to support what I’m talking about."

He adds:

"The beauty of a website - You are in full control, you can update it whenever you like. If you feel like you need to add more imagery or you come up with an idea that’s going to change the content, you can definitely do that. As I start getting traffic to this page, I can refine and improve upon it to maximize conversions.

That is the process of content efficiency. Now that I’m done with this particular post I’m going to publish it to my website."

The Process of Content Efficiency

Find all your Keywords at once.
Come up with all your article titles at once
Come up with the concepts within all of your articles at once (headlines within content)
Write out all the content and then start firing out out articles

This is how Kyle can write 3 or 4 articles of 1,500 words each within an afternoon.

It’s the process of segmenting the particular tasks that’s important.

When you break it down in this way you’ll find that 2 to 3 articles a week is definitely realistic. And you’ll find that there might be days where you can complete 2 or 3 articles in one day.

NB: When you publish them you might want to publish them throughout the week, not all in one day.

This process will lead to a lot more efficiency.

Wow, I can really see how that will be true. Watching the video has made it all so much clearer for me.