I’ve mentioned in other posts I’ve mentioned blog farms and trying to make money online using quality content, and I’ve touched in creating content fast, but I have another toy that you can use to make content creation even faster.

I’m now using a small digital dictation recorder that has a USB connection to transfer audio files on to my computer. Then I let my speech recognition software convert the audio file into a Dragon Pad file (which is the same thing as a text file.)

The first time I tried this DNS transferred gibberish, but after a few conversions DNS got my recorded voice tight. I have about a 90% accuracy rate with this form of content creation. The beauty is that I can dicate over 6000 words of original content in about 45-60 minutes anywhere – this is the key. I can dicate in a car, waiting for a bus, laying bed, in the bathtub, almost anywhere.

Olympus WS-210s

Here is a picture of the dictation tool I’m using, the Olympus WS-210s. You can see in the photo how it opens up to access the USB connection.

So I take it with everywhere I go and any time I find myself waiting for something or somebody, I’ll rattle of some articles for my blogs. It works out to about a thousand words for every 10 minutes of speaking. I speak slower than normal of course, paying close attention to by diction and pronunciation of words.

What works the very best is to raise the pitch of my voice (if you’re a female these speech recognition devices work REALLY well) and imitate the sound of a speech creation modulator such as the one Steven Hawkings uses. Most important is that you NEVER slur your words together. You have to make sure a word is completely cut off and finished before the next word starts. This is what makes you/me sound like a robot voice from some bad SciFi movie.

So I have some main blogs that generate the Lion’s share of our family income, and they make serious money, so it’s important that they have at least 3 100% original articles a day. Once I have all the content dictated, uploaded to my computer, and transcribed into a text file, I then split the content up into 500-800 word posts and schedule them in WordPress as a series. So let us do the math.

• one hour of dictation equals 6000 words of content
• 6000 words divided into 12 500 word articles
• 12 divided by 3 = 4 days

It takes about 2 hours to edit, clean up, link, add picture, and schedule all of the articles so there it is. One hour of dictation and 2 hours editing and posting. 3 hours of work for 4 days of solid blogging with content the search engines get wet over – original and never used online before.

So then I work five days a week and this feeds 5 main blogs. On the weekend………well we know what I do on the weekends.

By the way – I dicated this using the process described.

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