Some decent tips, but they're kinda compost 101 in my experience.
- If you have a compost heap, ensure it is wide, long and low (which ensures a high surface area to volume ratio), and introduce air by dragging a hoe or rake through it.
- If you use a compost tumbler or container, then rotate or stir it often.
- Keep the compost moist (but not wet) over the dry summer months.
- Keep your compost warm over colder months by ensuring it gets some winter sunlight.
- Add some “browns”, such as dry leaves, or shredded cardboard or paper; the carbon-rich browns, added to the high-nitrogen green waste, gives a better carbon to nitrogen ratio and results in better compost.