Using a Template is the Key

Is it worth 3 hours to publish a blog post of 1500 words or more per day? If you answered yes to this question, then this tutorial may be for you.

I can help you increase your blogging speed by up to three times if you have a desire to improve.

Here’s how to write fast to create more content in a shorter time. You'll have an edge over your competitors if you master the art of writing quickly.

This will allow you to have more time off-screen. This tutorial will help you write a quality blog post in a matter of minutes.

Take the time to analyze posts that are on the first page of Google and create your own template that will make your posts stand out. Include spots for subtitles, banners, and images.

How to Create Blog Posts Quicker

These tips will allow you to quickly create high-quality blog posts. Let's get started.

It is important to do extensive research on the topics you want to blog about. Ask me and I will tell you that I usually research a month's worth of blog post ideas in advance.

Let's say, for instance, I have to publish 20 posts per month. These topics will be researched in a single day for about 2 hours.

This gives me a broad view of my content strategy, which helps me to achieve my goals. These are just a few of the many ways you can come up with great blog post ideas.

Use competitor research tools such as Ahrefs or SEMrush to identify blog topics that drive high traffic to your competitors' blogs. Buzzsumo is a tool that allows you to analyze the viral posts in your niche for free.

Write a blog about common questions that are asked in forums. You can find these questions in Quora or other niche forums or even listed under ‘People Also Ask’ on the first page of Google.

Analyze comments made to your blog. This allows you to see the views of other readers on a subject. It can help you discover new ideas. Spend one hour or 2 per month brainstorming blog topics.

After I have compiled a rough list, I add those ideas to my Notion bucket.



Join the Discussion
Write something…
Recent messages
richardgb Premium
Excellent training, Lily.
I actually do everything you suggest except use Dynalist. I love free software like this though and will be exploring its capability within my process.

I use "notion.os" for everything right now (also free) ... research materials and writing and much more. One of the value adds of the notion software is that I can format everything within it and then copy to wp where I add images. Also, I can use it on Windows, macOS, ios or Android, online or offline.

I hope you don't mind the question... does Dynalist work in various environments and how easily does it copy to WP?
Thanks again.
:-)
Richard
Reply
Aussiemuso Premium Plus
It works very easily in all environments Richard and is easy to copy to WP. A great tool.

Lily
Reply
YvonneBray Premium
Great Post Lily. I read another post the other day and the suggestion was to write your introduction last. I was always told what you have outlined.

Very informative and the Explore Dynalist sounds very helpful.
Reply
Aussiemuso Premium Plus
Personally, I like to write mine in sequence Yvonne or I forget what I want to say but everyone is different. There is no right way just whatever works for you and gets the flow going.

Lily
Reply
YvonneBray Premium
We all feel comfortable doing our own way.
Reply
Zoopie Premium
Very nice. Must look at those talk to text tools. I hope they understand Kiwi/ Aussie/ Vinglish …lol.
Stephen
Reply
Aussiemuso Premium Plus
Hi Stephen, I tried Dragon years ago but I had to talk like a baritone for it to register my voice and I don't speak in a high voice. I'm sure they have improved over the last 20 years.Lol

Lily
Reply
JKulk1 Premium
Wow Lily! When I first started blogging I used a similiar formula, but I'd forgotten just how I went about. You've brought it all back to me. Thank you my friend. Jim
Reply
Aussiemuso Premium Plus
Lovely to hear that Jim.

Lily 😊
Reply
quad80 Premium
Very helpful, Thanks,
Reply
Aussiemuso Premium Plus
You're welcome.
Lily 😁🎶
Reply
Top