Rapid Content Creation Masterclass
Write More Quickly & Effectively - Forever
You know that writing blogs or articles is a powerful way to share your ideas with the world and build your expert reputation. But it's sometimes hard to know where to start and what to talk about. And for many of us, writing blogs or articles can be a time-consuming or frustrating process. But it doesn't have to be.
Over the past five years, I’ve written an average of 100+ blog posts per year for publications like the Harvard Business Review (180+ articles published), Forbes (250+ articles published), Entrepreneur, TIME, Business Insider, Inc., the World Economic Forum blog, and more.
In the Rapid Content Creation Masterclass, I’ll show you in detail the processes I’ve developed for how to create content quickly and effectively, from this point forward.
Quickly come up with ideas for compelling posts
Structure and outline your content efficiently
Leverage content creation as a form of networking
Write fast and painlessly, so that each post takes no more than 60-90 minutes – period.
The course features special interviews with:
Forbes contributor and NYU professor Brian Honigman, who shares his techniques for writing high quality content and placing it in leading publications, including the Wall Street Journal, Forbes, Entrepreneur, and more.
Anne Sugar, who participates in a live hotseat to workshop one of her articles. After taking this course, Anne became a regular contributor to both Inc. and the Harvard Business Review!
To be clear: no. The focus of the Rapid Content Creation Masterclass is helping you learn how to write great material, quickly and effectively.
If you're *really* not a great writer (flunking high school English and the like), you should probably start with a private writing coach or take more remedial classes. But for the majority of professionals I've seen, when they say, "I'm not a great writer," that typically means one of two things: 1) they don't enjoy writing because it feels stressful and takes them a long time; and/or 2) they feel like they're not a master prose stylist. If those are your concerns, this course can probably help. Writing blogs or articles feels much less stressful when you understand the structure and what editors are looking for, so you know what you're aiming for. And you definitely don't need to be a 'literary' writer for blogs & articles - in fact, that's often a hindrance. What editors are looking for is clean, clear prose - something where the organization of the post makes sense and the ideas are easy to understand. If you're able to do that well, you're in great shape.
I also offer a course called the "Writing for High Profile Publications." I also recommend it, and you can check it out out at learn.dorieclark.com/courses/highprofile. But to clarify the difference, this course focuses on how to write high quality articles quickly. Writing for High Profile Publications focuses on how to tailor your submissions to specific publications, develop your unique voice while matching the editorial style they're looking for, and tactical strategies for how to break in with editors, so the material covered is different.
Dorie Clark
Rapid Content Creation Masterclass Video - Start Here
Recommended Books on Writing and Content Creation
Rapid Content Creation - Key Concepts to Remember
Rapid Content Creation Guided Exercise Worksheet
Rapid Content Creation Links and Resources
Guest Expert Brian Honigman's Sample Pitch to Publications
Dorie Clark - Rapid Content Creation Masterclass Transcript
BONUS: Strategies to Leverage AI in Your Writing, featuring guest experts from Dorie Clark’s Recognized Expert course