Content Writing
Content writing can be extremely difficult if you are not an experienced writer. Here are some article creation tips that will help you with that learning curve.
When drafting content whether it be for my blog, article submission services or writing an email, I always have these tools readily available to increase my vocabulary.
A thesaurus should be at the top of your list. A thesaurus presents you with similar words that have almost the same meaning. As I said previously the goal is to increase your vocabulary. The more you develop your vocabulary the more trust and authority you will build with your readers.
Any thesaurus will work whether it be a website solution, a paper bound copy or a program. They all have their pros and cons. I personally use all three types daily, it just depends which one is more convenient to use at the place and time I am writing content for the day.
Another great tip is to use a Dictionary. Using a Dictionary might seem like an obvious tip but you would be surprised many webmasters never heard of installing a spell check program to quickly catch grammatical errors. The great part about this is many web browsers have built in dictionaries that can help you easily find grammar errors. Although not advanced enough to find fragmented sentence and improper use of possessiveness, pro-nouns and nouns they still get the job done.
I have been using Microsoft Word which checks for fragmented sentences in your writing and catches the misuse of pro-nouns occasionally, but if you look at a program called OpenOffice which is freeware product you don’t get these added features.
Long story short when I purchased Microsoft Office edition I did it through a digital download via the Microsoft website. Well that was over a year ago and had to reformat my computer in that time frame. After the reformat I had to deal with the devastating reality that inside my email was the product key to Microsoft Office. I logged into the Microsoft store and there is no proof that I purchased it either. So I am essentially out $350.00.
Back on topic, I usually keep my content writing to the minimum of 500 words and a max of 750 words per article. Again Microsoft Word excels here in that you can view the word count of the article your writing.
With that this is Scot Manaher signing off.
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About Scot Manaher
Scot Manaher has written 111 post in this blog.
Scot is a blogger that loves writing about SEO, Internet Marketing and Work at Home opportunities. He owns and operates Niche Website Strategy and the Web Content Course system. He is also the Marketing Manager for The Content Authority which is a premier article writing service.















