How To Integrate Articles Into Your Product Creation Sequenc

< P>I am going to chat briefly here about some Product creation ideas. This is not going to be one, two, three, and if you are looking for step by step, this is the wrong article for you. I have written plenty of others that does that well.

This is more like advanced brainstorming. Read this and if you take out just one good idea that you can use, you are ahead.

So, you have perhaps been working on, thinking about, creating your own product. You have a little bit of an outline, but are stuck.
Maybe you have written a few articles. But they are hard to crank out. You have hard time thinking about how they should be organized.
Let me tell you from experience, that as you write more articles, as you write more books, you will get better at organizing things, you will get better at just letting the ideas in your head flow out. You will also start typing faster. Three months ago I typed at about 25 words per minute. Now I am at 50 words per minute. That makes a huge difference.

Then, I had to think about an article before I wrote it. I mean, really think. Now, I pick a topic, introduce it, generally list a few points that teach about my topic, and then wrap the article up with a challenge.
So think about this, if writing articles makes you a better writer, and being a better writer would give you more flexibility in creating your own product, what do you see here?

I say write more.
Write lots of articles. Keep a copy of them.
When you are looking for good content for your book, go looking through your articles.

When you need content for an email, go looking through your articles.
Use articles as the backbone of your Product creation process.
As you write articles, you will become a better writer and that will show in your Product creation.

By the way, think you cannot write a 50,000 page book?
Write 100 articles and you have between 40,000 and 50,000 words. What is the difference? What if you spent one whole day outlining your book so that you had 10 chapters with 10 subtopics each? Then wrote 500 words on each topic, article style?

What if you wrote 10 of those sections everyday and submitted 3 of them to some article directories, and included in your bio that this article is an excerpt from your upcoming book? And then have them opt in to your announcement list? When you have 100 people on your announcement list, you will be real anxious to get the book finished.