mined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On

Some article writers churn out 500 words faster than lightening strikes. Fast writing comes easy, and mass-production and low rates earns a solid income. These writers don't spend a lot of time on heavy research. Other writers take their time and put effort into their work. They're perhaps more careful and contentious, but they also take on less contracts. Charging higher rates helps offset time and effort to maintain a reasonable salary.

Slow or fast? Which is best? Which type of writer are you?

Think of a small, family-owned factory that makes shoes. This family loves their company. They built it from scratch. They're proud of the shoes they make, and their shoes are good quality. The family has researched what type of shoe is best for feet and how to make that shoe well. They pay attention to detailing. The laces are strong and won't break or fray. The rivets hold and don't fall out. Sure, the company is a small one, but it's growing slowly. Sales are steady, and the business has a good reputation. This family thought of speeding up production, but the shoes wouldn't be as good quality if they did. They invest a lot of time in shoe manufacturing, but their brand name is recognized for quality.

This company would rather produce a shoe that lasts rather than something cheap that doesn't. After all, they want to keep their good reputation and not disappoint the people who buy their shoes. They may not be rich, but they know their business will last a long time. Let's look at another factory. This factory is a big place, and it's a busy one, churning out shoes like crazy and selling tons of them at a low price. This factory doesn't pay much attention to detail. These people don't have time for that. They have orders to fill. Their slogan is, 'More, faster.' This factory knows about the other family-owned one. That's how they got started in the business. They saw the small factory making money and decided to share the spoils. So, the big factory bought a few of small company's shoes and examined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On

>

Think of a small, family-owned factory that makes shoes. This family loves their company. They built it from scratch. They're proud of the shoes they make, and their shoes are good quality. The family has researched what type of shoe is best for feet and how to make that shoe well. They pay attention to detailing. The laces are strong and won't break or fray. The rivets hold and don't fall out. Sure, the company is a small one, but it's growing slowly. Sales are steady, and the business has a good reputation. This family thought of speeding up production, but the shoes wouldn't be as good quality if they did. They invest a lot of time in shoe manufacturing, but their brand name is recognized for quality.

This company would rather produce a shoe that lasts rather than something cheap that doesn't. After all, they want to keep their good reputation and not disappoint the people who buy their shoes. They may not be rich, but they know their business will last a long time. Let's look at another factory. This factory is a big place, and it's a busy one, churning out shoes like crazy and selling tons of them at a low price. This factory doesn't pay much attention to detail. These people don't have time for that. They have orders to fill. Their slogan is, 'More, faster.' This factory knows about the other family-owned one. That's how they got started in the business. They saw the small factory making money and decided to share the spoils. So, the big factory bought a few of small company's shoes and examined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On

utation. This family thought of speeding up production, but the shoes wouldn't be as good quality if they did. They invest a lot of time in shoe manufacturing, but their brand name is recognized for quality.

This company would rather produce a shoe that lasts rather than something cheap that doesn't. After all, they want to keep their good reputation and not disappoint the people who buy their shoes. They may not be rich, but they know their business will last a long time. Let's look at another factory. This factory is a big place, and it's a busy one, churning out shoes like crazy and selling tons of them at a low price. This factory doesn't pay much attention to detail. These people don't have time for that. They have orders to fill. Their slogan is, 'More, faster.' This factory knows about the other family-owned one. That's how they got started in the business. They saw the small factory making money and decided to share the spoils. So, the big factory bought a few of small company's shoes and examined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On

ry. This factory is a big place, and it's a busy one, churning out shoes like crazy and selling tons of them at a low price. This factory doesn't pay much attention to detail. These people don't have time for that. They have orders to fill. Their slogan is, 'More, faster.' This factory knows about the other family-owned one. That's how they got started in the business. They saw the small factory making money and decided to share the spoils. So, the big factory bought a few of small company's shoes and examined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On

mined them. They got the basics of building a shoe and started making some. Better yet, they've found ways to cut corners and speed up shoe production. Who needs leather? Cloth works well instead. Thin laces slip into holes faster! Why bother with rivets? A hole serves the purpose just fine.

In this big company, shoes on the production line that don't pass the quality check test (not very tough to start with - there isn't enough time to bother with scrutinizing shoes for defects!) are thrown out. On to the next pair! When people buy the shoes and wear them out, this company's shoes can be tossed, and the people can buy more. Win-win situation! Now that you've looked at two versions of production, decide which company you'd rather be part of. The one that doesn't care about quality and rakes in the cash or the one that cares about the product, the customer, and a reputation? Think about the way you write your articles and sell them. If your articles were a pair of shoes from a factory, which factory would they come from?