Note: This article originally appeared on Linkedin, and for LinkedIn contributors, but all of the suggestions and tips apply to any kind of writing.
One of the challenges for many writers is how to write regularly while maintaining the quality of the writing, and that applies to both article writing, and writing a book.
Most of us on LinkedIn don't write for a living. We are professionals who do other things and have many other responsibilities, yet there's a strong desire for many to write on Linkedin and for other platforms. To share that hard won expertise.
It's important, whether you are writing an article a week, or month, or want to write more prolifically, to manage your tactics, ideas and routines, because consistent posting is an important and necessary part of being read.
In this #Behindthescenes look I'll share what I do and have done to maintain consistent writing output. Over the years I've produced about 500 articles available online, mostly on my websites, but also for other platforms and organizations. When you add in the frequently asked questions sections of my websites, the number grows to easily over a thousand articles. That's in addition to the twenty or so books I have published for both major publishers like McGraw-Hill, and those my company publishes independently.
