This is an article that continues from Part 1. While Part 1 provided a great idea for churning out some article topics quickly and easily, this second part introduces a method that allows you to churn out ideas for topics, as well for content.
Here’s where you can generate a mountain of article topics within minutes:
Books
Let’s say I want to write an article on business taxes. I can borrow a book all on business taxes. Since tutorial books are usually chopped into many different sections, I can write an article for each section. (A good tutorial book usually has an average of 20-30 sections) That’s an extra 20-30 articles from that book alone. And how many topics/techniques are there within the section? That easily doubles the amount of article topics you can churn out.
Be sure not to plagiarize though. There’s a difference between plagiarizing and referring to the content. What you’d want to do is to write the article in own words, while retaining the same essence of the ideas presented in the books. Of course, you can alter the ideas and put your own spin to them, provided the effectiveness of the ideas are not lost. This is a fine line that exists: you must write the article in your own words and in your own order to prevent accusations of plagiarism.
So take that trip to the library today. It could mean thousands of dollars more in your account and increased recognition from all those informative articles in your portfolio.