How I Earn Online

If there’s one trait that all bloggers share, it’s this: OPINIONATED. We always have something to say, regardless of the topic (niche). For this same reason, we put up multiple sites, so we can categorize our thoughts.

Sadly, there are times when we just don’t want to write because we’re tired, we have a lot of other things to think about (like what’s for dinner and taking care of chores). But have you noticed that there are times when you just have so many ideas inside your head and you can’t seem to catch them fast enough?

How to Write Regularly on Multiple Blogs

1. Harvest Ideas While You’re In the Mood to Write

When you’re in the mood to brainstorm ideas, like when you just finished reading the papers, after work while sipping coffee or a drink, or while you’re watching television, JOT DOWN all the things you feel like blogging about later. Then, sleep. You can keep these topic lists and continue collecting ideas until you have the time to post everything on your blogs.

Split your opinions into different niches and post 300 words at a time. Next, schedule the posts so that they get published every two days or 3 times a week.

2. Grab one quality pack on a topic you like and edit one article at a time. I use a checklist to track how I use my bought articles. View the checklist: QualityPLR_Checklist. One article pack costs 12 USD, even less if you have a coupon (view the PDF document to get the coupon for this month).

Here’s how I edit my  documents to produce more articles from just one pack of quality articles:

• Get the main points and use them as subheads on your article. Usually these are the first or last sentences of every paragraph.
• Put 3 opinion sentences at the start, and another three at the end of your final product.
• Fill your copy with bullet points. Use your own keywords as bullet points. (You can use google’s free adwords tool or get what I use, micronichefinder)
• You can use the rest of the sentences in the article at will, but I recommend expressing at least a sentence of your opinion to personalize each section.

3. Create a Topic of the Week

You may have one good topic every week and run it across multiple niches. For example, you can write a post about Earth day on your parenting blog, and another on your gardening blog. Since the two niches are dissimilar, you can discuss the topic from different angles.

Writing for multiple blogs is fairly easy if you aren’t afraid of work, and if you’re opinionated enough (which you are; otherwise, you wouldn’t be blogging right?).