If you’ve ever struggled with writing content for your own projects or for other people, you’ll really appreciate “16 Articles from 1 Keyword” by Brad Carroll. Brad is a popular content ghostwriter who has now branched out into marketing products. His first product makes writing easier for everyone by sharing a technique that helps you get more power out of your keyword list.

The main problem people have with content writing is coming up with ideas. Once you complete your keyword research and have a list to work with, you’ll need to write a traffic pulling article from each keyword – maybe several articles! Coming up with several topics from the same keyword can be very difficult when you have a large article list to write and a short keyword list.

As a content writer, I totally understand the perspective that Brad has on writing articles. As he points out in the book, when you write about the same topic over and over again it can be hard to get inspiration. Since I specialize in internet marketing, parenting and self improvement, I sometimes find myself struggling to get a fresh perspective on the same old topics. With “16 from 1” in hand, I now have the tools that I need to get through my writing assignments quickly and easily.

Brad clearly lays out sixteen different articles types in this nineteen page guide. He also includes a cheat sheet so that you can refer to it during the writing process. He goes into each of the article types into detail and teaches you how to create the type of article from your keyword. He even shares title examples and first paragraphs across several niches so you can figure out how to apply the specific article type to your topic.

Since Brad is an article writer himself, you can be sure that the techniques he shares actually work. But you don’t have to take his word for it. By signing up at the link provided in his report, you can get access to sixteen days of articles that were written based on his method. These free example articles will not only prove the types of articles to you but will also help you get ideas for your own content.

As one of his first marketing products, Brad really hit it out of the park. He addresses a common problem (coming up with article ideas for keyword lists) and develops a workable plan for solving the problem. The book is very organized and each type of article is given a page to a page and a half of explanation. “16 from 1” is completely fluff-free. He dives right into the topic from the first page without a lot of flowery language or empty words.

The best part about the book was the creative and interesting sample titles that Brad uses for each type of article. These titles are eye-catching and are sure to draw traffic from article directories. I know that my writing has gotten easier since I read this report, and I’m sure yours will too.