Any tips to write articles

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Hi guys,

Any tips so I can write articles in my niche, (tech blog)

Like: - Something to correct english orthography & grammatical
- Count the words & main keyword
- Get new ideas & trends to write
,,,,,,,,,,,,

Thank's in advance.
 
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kaito01 said:
Hi guys,

Any tips so I can write articles in my niche,

Like: - Something to correct english orthography & grammatical
- Count the words & main keyword
- Get new ideas & trends to write
,,,,,,,,,,,,

Thank's in advance.
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Grammarly will help with the content quality.

Word count; 1k - 5k words on average, depending on the type of article.
 
Leave your soul and brain at the door. I used to buy a lot of content but honestly I have not found a quality writing service on BHW despite looking over many samples. So for now I read an article or several articles and then use speech to text to dictate it back from memory.

The same can be done from scratch researching as well though of course it is a bit more challenging. With articles that are a main pillar of my sales funnel, I will pen then manually but otherwise this is how I keep the crawler bot fee.
 
kaito01 said:
Hi guys,

Any tips so I can write articles in my niche, (tech blog)

Like: - Something to correct english orthography & grammatical
- Count the words & main keyword
- Get new ideas & trends to write
,,,,,,,,,,,,

Thank's in advance.
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As others have said, definitely Grammarly.
It has
Spell check
Sentence structure checker
Plagiarism checker
Readability checker
Word count
Well worth the investment for any writer
 
Grammarly it is ... I trust grammarly 100%.


Harlet said:
Leave your soul and brain at the door. I used to buy a lot of content but honestly I have not found a quality writing service on BHW despite looking over many samples. So for now I read an article or several articles and then use speech to text to dictate it back from memory.

The same can be done from scratch researching as well though of course it is a bit more challenging. With articles that are a main pillar of my sales funnel, I will pen then manually but otherwise this is how I keep the crawler bot fee.
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is very helpful. Thanks.
 
Alright so you can use Grammarly for the grammar. If you don’t have a proofreader or an editor, I recommend using the premium Grammarly, not the free service. And you can always use free Grammarly if you don’t want to pay for the extra help. As for the word count, you can check that in most writing programs, whether you’re working in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or something else. Don’t write short pieces of content, above 1000 only, except for the About page. Also, your articles need to look legible, so use shorter paragraphs, bullet points, bold important phrases. Finally, you can check that everything is SEO optimized on Yoast, and make sure you’re not accidentally plagiarizing content on Copyscape. And you can check out what the competition is writing about for ideas.
 
Grammarly or Hemingway Editor for sure. Both are good for editing your writing for quality content. You can use the free version but for the best results, you want to do the paid version. It's around $25 per month and less if you purchase the annual option.
 
Writerly said:
Alright so you can use Grammarly for the grammar. If you don’t have a proofreader or an editor, I recommend using the premium Grammarly, not the free service. And you can always use free Grammarly if you don’t want to pay for the extra help. As for the word count, you can check that in most writing programs, whether you’re working in Microsoft Word, Google Docs, or something else. Don’t write short pieces of content, above 1000 only, except for the About page. Also, your articles need to look legible, so use shorter paragraphs, bullet points, bold important phrases. Finally, you can check that everything is SEO optimized on Yoast, and make sure you’re not accidentally plagiarizing content on Copyscape. And you can check out what the competition is writing about for ideas.
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Thank you, this was a big help for me also.....
 
As many here, I also prefer Grammarly when I need to check some of my writings. It's free, easy to use, and the results are quite good. Moreover, from time to time, I use different services like that provides me with high-quality texts that I can use wherever I need.
 
Grammarly is a godsend. It even has its uses daily, when you misspell words.

If you want to rank your content, write long, well-researched content, nobody is going to stay for low-quality writing.
 
1. Start up
2. Write Early in the morning
3. Be a Good Reader
4. Be Simple
5. Complete your articles in various stages
6. Write in a Distraction Free Location
7. Go smoothly
8. Research well before Writing
9. Give yourself a specific amount of time
10. Note down your research
11. Write Regularly.
 
Before you write, think as reader also give something to learn or solve their problem. Make it simple and plain.
 
johnbriggs69 said:
1. Start up
2. Write Early in the morning
3. Be a Good Reader
4. Be Simple
5. Complete your articles in various stages
6. Write in a Distraction Free Location
7. Go smoothly
8. Research well before Writing
9. Give yourself a specific amount of time
10. Note down your research
11. Write Regularly.
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THANKS BUDDY.
 
Quality matters than the quantity. Make sure to keep the content rich with information even there is a just 500 word count.
 
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