What writing tools or extensions do you use when optimizing your content?

[cockus]

Hey,

What writing tools or Chrome extensions do you use when optimizing your content?

Grammarly? Any NLP tools? Any tools for Google Docs or similar?

 

[Goen Lee]

Interested because I am not a native english

 

[Alexion]

Grammarly works on google docs, that's what I'm always using. I also use inLinks for on-page SEO with entities/topical relevancy.
Still considering using surfer SEO, but at the moment it's just on my wishlist.

Doing tests with NLP, but don't have much traffic going in to actually have conclusive results.
I've been using NLP in real life though for 4 years now. It does produce magic in a lot of circumstances. People are easy to manipulate. Trying to do it for articles too.

 

[iamraza001]

Normally, I just use Grammarly for my content.
Moreover, there are many tools and extensions on google.
you can use anyone.

 

[HustleTong]

Grammarly and Surfer SEO

 

[alirazajavaid1]

Of course Grammarly.
I will highly recommend it because it is beneficial for me.

 

[Ruvez]

The combination of Grammarly and Surfer SEO is perfect for these needs. I use free version of Grammarly but thinking of buying a subscription.

 

[TheMarquis]

Take a look at this thread: https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/h...re-your-favorite-tools-and-processes.1300054/

 

[sachinsadevra]

grammarly do help alot.

Hey,

What writing tools or Chrome extensions do you use when optimizing your content?

Grammarly? Any NLP tools? Any tools for Google Docs or similar?