Extremely easy blog project.  Bloggers wanted IMMEDIATELY.

APRIL 13 UPDATE: THE BLOGS THAT THIS PROJECT IS SUPPOSED TO GENERATE POSTS FOR ARE NO LONGER AVAILABLE.  ACCORDINGLY, THIS PROJECT IS NOW *OFFICIALLY EXPIRED* — IF YOU HAVEN’T DONE ANY WORK FOR THIS PROJECT, DON’T START.  IF YOU HAVE DONE SOME WORK FOR THIS PROJECT-SEND IN YOUR FINAL OUTPUT BY APRIL 20 TO THE EMAIL ADDRESS BELOW FOR REVIEW AND PAYMENT.  ANY WORK RECEIVED AFTER APRIL 20 2010 WILL BE REJECTED.

This is a per blog post project.

Project description:

Interested writers will be sent a list of websites and each website involves certain keywords.

Writer researches the keyword and finds blog entries that involve the topic keyword.

Writer records the URL of the blog and copies and pastes the relevant portion to a text file.

Writer comments and critiques the blog post he copied and pasted.  Comment/critique is 100 words.

Writer gives credit in the blog post to the URL source of the copied/pasted and critiqued blog.

Writer saves the text file and sends it in for payment.

How easy is that?!

Payout is P5 for each VERY EASY 100 word comment project.  Think about it.  If you’re commenting on your friends’ blogs or posting on forums, you’re already this.  Except you’re doing it for free.  Why not get PAID to do it.  Right?
Interested writers should send an email to blogresearchproject@gmail.com to get the full set of instructions.

Payout is P5 per EASY blog post.

It involves commenting on blog posts done by other people. VERY VERY EASY since the writer only needs to write 100 original words. Also Quality is not a high priority so anyone with decent English skills can qualify. If you are interested, email blogresearchproject @gmail.com with the subject title EASY BLOG POST PROJECT APPLICANT

Payout is P5 per EASY 100 word blog post (100 of your own words)

According to one of our editors, an experience writer can probably write 50 of these a day easily. Very easy.

Payouts are via PAYPAL so make sure you have a PAYPAL account so you can get paid.

With writing, doing it fast and making it efficient rarely goes hand in hand. With the birth of blog posts, you see more of fast writing. However, not all blog posts are written coherently. Some are just written to express the current emotion of the writer. Blogs that are more informative tend to take a longer period of time. After all, the writer has to conduct a research and find several sources to back up his or her claims. Still, it is possible to write blog post fast without compromising content and quality. Here are a couple of points that could help:

Outline your thoughts or points

Write only after you have fully understood what your topic is all about. You should have read your sources with as much speed as you can muster while still retaining the important points. If you are writing about a topic that you already know well enough to write about it without a lot of research then you can jumpstart to your article writing phase. Structure your blog post, dividing the article into several points. This way, you do not have to repeat the same point later in the article. You also get to plan how you can make your article flow and which points to tackle first and if that is logical. This is the efficient part of your blog post writing.

Let your writing flow

This is not academic writing. Blog posts have fewer writing constraints. You do not have to follow a lot of formats. If you have to then you only have to follow simple formatting. You can make your writing flow in blogs. This makes for fast writing. Your structured points should be able to help you flow through the article. With those points, you only have to put into words content that you have already prepared.

It is possible to write fast but efficient blog posts. Make sure that you have responsibly researched your content because many readers are depending on your information to be true. However, also make sure that you write fast. You have to deliver your content while it is still in demand.

Related Questions:

1. Is it really possible to combine efficiency and speed and writing?
2. What is so different about blog posts that you can write them faster than printed articles?
3. Can you think of other fast but efficient techniques in writing?