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What is the best way to get good results when speed painting:

Slaanesh Daemonettes?

Khorne Bloodletters?

Nurgle Plaguebearers?

Tzeentch Pink Horrors?

The secret to speed painting is not to rush. You still want to prime the piece, then do the flesh, then the details.
It will still take some time, but the general idea is not to put as many layers on. Maybe only 1 or 2 layers.

the nurgle ones are easy. Spray white, basecoat gretchin green, wash gryphone sepia then dry brush a little gretch green

For khorne spray black, basecoat mech red and wash sepia then highlight with an orange

Hope that helps

Khorne looks AWSOME when you go for a brighter look, so firt layer blood red, then dry orage and finally some yellow. Firend of mine does that, it looks like molten iron (awsome) and is easy.

I did some Pink Horrors a while back by putting a Red Wash directly over the bare metal, and then drybrushing wth Tentacle Pink.

Gave them a nice sheen, and was extremely quick and easy.

I do plague bearers (had to paint 40 back in my 40k days in under a week) with Bubonic Brown then apply Devlan Mud and Gryphon Sepia washes multiple times then just pick out the details. They turn out great and are super easy

Washes are great for speed painting

Purple wash over white or rotting flesh for Slaanesh Daemonettes.

Red wash over tan or a light brown for Khorne Bloodletters.

Green and brown washes over rotting flesh for Nurgle Plaguebearers.

Watered down purple wash over white for Tzeentch Pink Horrors.

A quick method for plague bearers is to paint them cream/ white, give them a purple wash followed by a green wash and then dry brush them with a cream colour. Finally pick out any details.

Bloodletters-
Black base coat.
But red spray paint matte!!!!
Wash with delvan mud.
Highlight with any red depending on how bright you want them too look. Then paint details. I suggest purple tongues. Or green if you want them to pop.