Best Content Writer Tool 2022
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Introduction
You've decided to become a content writer. Congratulations! It's a challenging and rewarding field to be in. But it's not without its tools.
To be successful, you're going to need some essential tools. Here are the top 10 tools every content writer needs.
Google Docs
If you're a content writer, then you need to be using Google Docs. It's a great way to collaborate with other writers, and it's also a great way to keep your drafts organized.
Google Docs has tons of great features, like revision tracking and comments. And it's absolutely free! So if you're not using Google Docs, start using it today.
Hemingway
When it comes to writing, you need the right tools to get the job done. And that's certainly true for content writers.
That's why I wanted to share with you my top 10 tools every content writer needs. And while your list may differ, I'm confident these tools will help you write better content, faster.
Starting with number 10, we have:
Evernote
You cannot be a successful content writer without Evernote, it's so simple.
Evernote is a godsend for content writers. It allows you to store all of your research in one place so you can easily access it when you're writing your next piece. Plus, it's great for creating outlines and drafting your articles.
If you're not using Evernote, then you're missing out on a crucial tool that can help you write better content faster and more efficiently. So get on it!
Quora
You might not have heard of Quora before, but it's a great tool for content writers. It's a Q&A platform where people can ask and answer questions on just about any topic.
What's great about Quora is that it has a section for content marketing. So you can find questions that are relevant to your niche, and answer them with a blog post or article. Not only will you be providing valuable content to your audience, but you'll also be getting exposure to new readers.
Quora can be a little intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it, it's a really useful tool for content writers.
Google Sheets
So you're a content writer. Congratulations! You have a tough job, but it's also a rewarding one. I know because I'm a content writer too.
But no matter what, the job can always be easier with the right tools. And that's why I wanted to share this list of the top 10 tools every content writer needs.
At the top of the list is Google Sheets. This powerful tool is perfect for creating and managing content schedules, tracking deadlines, and gathering data for your articles. Plus, you can access it from any device, so you're never stuck when you're on the go.
Hootsuite
If you're a content writer, then you need Hootsuite. It's a tool that lets you manage all your social media accounts in one place, and it's essential for staying on top of your game.
With Hootsuite, you can see all your incoming messages and notifications in one feed, so you never miss a beat. You can also schedule posts for all your social media accounts, which is a huge timesaver. And if you want to measure the performance of your posts, Hootsuite has you covered there too.
It's an essential tool for any content writer, and I can't recommend it enough. So if you're not already using Hootsuite, what are you waiting for?
CoSchedule
As a content writer, you know that creating great content takes time and effort. And if you want to produce high-quality content consistently, you need the right tools.
That's why CoSchedule is such an invaluable tool for content writers. With CoSchedule, you can plan, publish, optimize, and measure your blog posts and social media updates with ease. It's the ultimate content marketing toolkit!
So if you're looking for a tool that will help you streamline your content creation process, CoSchedule is worth checking out.
Buffer
As a content writer, you know that creating content regularly can be a challenge. That's where Buffer comes in.
A buffer is a tool that helps you schedule your posts for the week, so you don't have to worry about spacing them out and making sure you're not posting too much or too little content. You can add all of your posts for the week at once, and Buffer will take care of the rest.
Buffer is also great for finding new content to share. It has a built-in feature that allows you to search for articles based on keywords, and then add them to your queue with just a few clicks. This way, you'll always have fresh content to share with your followers.
WordPress
If you're a content writer (or you want to be one), then you need to be using WordPress. It's the most popular content management system out there, and for good reason—it's easy to use and it has tons of features that help you write better content.
Plus, since it's so popular, there are tons of WordPress tutorials out there that can help you learn how to use it. And once you get the hang of it, you'll be able to create amazing websites in no time.
Canva
Hey, content writer! Here's a tool you simply can't do without Canva. With Canva, you can easily create stunning visuals for your content.
Just enter the text you want to be displayed, and Canva will automatically generate a beautiful graphic for you. You can also choose from a library of premade templates, or create your custom design.
So what are you waiting for? Start using Canva today and take your content graphics to the next level!
Conclusion
When it comes to content writing, you can never be too prepared. That's why we've put together this list of the top 10 tools every content writer needs.
From grammar checkers to research tools, these tools will help you write better content, faster. So what are you waiting for? Start using them today!
More apps or sites that can provide best.
Kaggle is a free mind mapping tool you can use to organize
your thoughts and get down everything you want to write about. And if you want
something a little bit more time based, maybe you're writing fiction, then
Storyline Creator is another tool that will work for you. Also, I have to
mention Evernote, that is where all my scripts and video ideas start out. I
basically just dump info and it's my favorite organizational tool for writing.
Speaking of huge multipurpose applications, Scribe Er is an
app that many novelists used to write their books. In fact, I used it to
write my book. It's got a planning tool, it's got a corkboard where you can put
scenes and ideas, it's got sophisticated writing tools, a distraction free
mode, all sorts of features. And if you want something a little bit more
simple, I've heard that Noveller is an alternative to that.
Well, it's got a pared down feature set compared to
scripture, it's got a nicer design and it's meant to be a little bit more
simple and I've seen some writers enjoy using it to get really simple. One
of my absolute favorite writing apps is Byword which is a minimalist markdown
editor for the Mac.
If you often have trouble finding the right word to describe
something, then Twin Road Writer might be for you. It's got an engine that
detects when you've paused your writing and then suggests alternate words to
the word that you just wrote. If you have trouble writing altogether, then you
should check out Writer Die which is an app that lets you set consequences for
not writing including Kamikaze Mode which starts deleting your writing if you
pause for too long.
On the positive side, Written Kitten is an app that
shows you a cute picture of a kitten every 100 words you write. You can also
check out 750 Words which is a web app that helps you build a consistent habit
of writing every day and gives you your stats. And in that vein, there's
also new website called Daily Page which gives you a daily writing prompt to
help you build your writing skills.
Now, if you're a grad student or somebody who has to manage
a lot of research in your writing, then you should definitely give Mendeley a
look. And if you want to edit your papers more effectively. Edit minion is
a little tool made by the guy who created Write or Die, which will point out
weak words in your writing.
Lastly, I've got those little accessory apps to help you get
in the mood for writing. And one of them is Coffee, which is a website
that generates coffee shop noise in case you really like that and it gets you
in the mood, but you don't happen to have a coffee coffee shop nearby.
And the last one is
Brain FM, which is a website that uses artificial intelligence to generate
music that supposedly helps you increase your focus and concentration. So
that is all I've got for this blog
today.