"real estate 2.x:

If the real estate market continues downward, do you think Zillow’s traffic will go up? I am pretty sure that Zillow’s traffic will be directly related to property prices. Everyone loves to see how much money they are making – it is fun, but most people are not going log on each day to watch their zestimate go down (accurate or not). Personally, I find the site quite boring…one visit seems like enough. My fourth question would be – if the validity of their purpose has been picked apart, and their revenue model is full of fatal flaws – when do they run out of money?

Maybe we should start a pool?

I’m thinking they probably have a business, if only because Realtors will always throw away money on advertising that is easy but useless. On the other hand, I’m suddenly flush with play money…"

He took a question that was proposed on another blog, added a two sentence response, and just like that, he had an article. Brillant! Granted...he had just finished posting 102 articles the day before...

3. Have someone write it for you

There are companies out there now that will write your articles for you. TheWritersForHire.com for instance, are professional copywriters who will write your website content for you. In their own words "Website content is more than just a word document. Professional website copy is fully laid out and ready to use. We don't just write your content but do all the layout and research involved in creating truly custom copy."

Or how about Elance.com, DirectFreelance.com, and GetAFreelancer.com, where you can post a project (title of a blog entry, and maybe some bullet points of the content you would like), and have free lance writers bid for your business.

Another option is heading over to Craigslist and posting an ad under writing gigs.