Create Multiple Uses of Your Articles

When I first started bashing out articles on a daily basis, several years ago, they were created and submitted for a one time use only. But now I have wizened up!

Whenever I create articles, e-books, audio products or whatever, I get multiple uses out of it so that I don't have to spend so much of my time writing.

Here are some of the ways find multiple uses of your articles:

1) E-book into articles:

Whenever I create a new product such as an e-book or mini-course I take some of the chapters and, after some tweaking and editing, I create new articles for the article directories. Most of my products are at least 50+ pages long which means I can create at least 25 articles from a standard e-book. If I am working on a big project, say 150 page book then I can create even more articles. With some rephrasing of some of the paragraphs and a new introduction and conclusion I can very quickly generate a 450 word article in minutes.

2) Articles into e-course:

Most of my articles teach the reader something about my particular niche. And so it is very easy for me to turn my articles into some kind of mini-course. If I chose my articles carefully I can produce an e-course which is a series of written lessons on a specific topic. If you are producing a e-course, a series of six or eight lessons is perfect. These can be submitted via your auto-responder over a period of one to two weeks.

And then if you are ambitious the mini e-course can be the basis of a larger more extensive course which will need a lot more information.

3) When you create a large number of articles you can divide them into specific topics and morph them into products that you can sell online. Any product that you create needs to deliver quality information so you may have to add more text but at least you won't have to spend the time creating a new product from scratch.