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2. Wri$ng
skills
lie
at
the
heart
of
web
marke$ng.
Being
a
Intro
good
writer
is
essen$al
for
crea$ng
your
own
website
content,
and
excellent
wri$ng
abili$es
will
help
you
think
more
cri$cally
and
come
up
with
new
content
more
consistently
in
the
long-­‐term.
Here
is
a
list
of
37
tools
that
will
improve
your
content
wri$ng
abili$es.

3. e Basics: Grammar, Spelling,
and Punctuation

4. Grammar Girl
#1 Quick
and
Dirty
Tips
brings
you
Grammar
Girl,
a
place
where
all
kinds
of
gramma$cal
ques$ons
are
answered
for
anyone
and
everyone’s
benefit.

5. University of Ottawa’s
Hyper Grammar
#2 “This
course
covers
approximately
the
same
ground
as
our
English
department’s
ENG
1320
Grammar
course.”
College-­‐level
grammar
educa$on
for
the
low
cost
of
free.

6. WikiHow’s English
Punctuation How-To
#3 I
know
that
wiki
pages
are
not
considered
“official
authori$es”
on
many
subjects,
but
this
ar$cle
has
been
edited
by
almost
110
different
experienced
website
contributors.
If
you
need
a
good
place
to
start,
this
is
it.

7. Online Writing Assistant
by Paradigm
#4 Excellent
ar$cles
on
sentence
structure
and
common
errors.

8. Writing Tips from
Writer’s Block
#5 26
free
wri$ng
$ps
from
an
interna$onally-­‐acclaimed
professional
writer
with
decades
of
experience.

9. e Guide to Grammar
and Style
#6 Notes
and
examples
of
modern
gramma$cal
forms
and
features,
compiled
over
many
years
by
Jack
Lynch,
Associate
Professor
of
English
at
Rutgers
University.

10. Technical Writing
#7 A
complete
style
guide
for
technical
wri$ng.

11. e Economist Style
Guide
#8 Journalist’s
Style
Guides
are
excellent
resources
for
finer
points
and
odd
ques$ons
when
it
comes
to
wri$ng.
Style
guides
are
the
newsman’s
bible.

12. Dumb Little Man’s 40+
Grammar and
Punctuation Tips
#9 Don’t
let
the
name
fool
you,
this
massive
list
of
other
resources
has
been
republished
all
over
the
place
because
it’s
just
plain
useful.

13. Practical Guides to Better
Writing Skills

14. A Guide to Writing Well
#10 Compiled
from
a
number
of
famous
wri$ng
guides,
this
primer
gives
writers
an
excellent
resource
for
improving
their
skills.

15. Copyblogger’s
Copywriting 101
#11 Engaging
tutorials
that
teach
you
the
basics
of
how
to
write
excellent
copy.
I’ve
referred
to
this
one
o]en.

16. FutureNow’s Ultimate
Copywriting Cheat Sheets
#12
A
two-­‐part
list
of
101
excellent
resources
for
improving
your
copywri$ng
skills.

17. Passive Voice for Web
Headings
#13 Passive
voice
is
usually
frowned
upon,
but
for
writers
needing
a
place
to
inject
keywords,
passive
voice
can
be
an
excellent
tool.

18. How to Write Magnetic
Headlines
#14 Tips
on
how
to
write
headlines
that
will
demand
a^en$on.

19. How to Write Landing
Pages
#15 Another
excellent
Copyblogger
resource
on
landing
pages
and
how
to
make
them
work
for
you.

20. e Seven Deadly Sins of
Website Copy
#16 Michel
For$n
is
an
expert
when
it
comes
to
wri$ng
copy,
and
here
is
his
list
of
what
not
to
do
when
wri$ng
your
own.

21. 10 Writing Tips from the
Masters
#17 A
concise
list
of
$ps
from
great
writers
throughout
history.

22. How to Write Persuasive
Links
#18 Tips
on
wri$ng
persuasive
anchor
texts
to
drive
conversions
from
content.

23. Cool Tools

24. Definr
#19 Tips
on
wri$ng
persuasive
anchor
texts
to
drive
conversions
from
content.

25. Visuwords Graphical
Dictionary
#20 A
word
map
that
connects
words
with
other
related
words
and
subjects.

26. Merriam-Webster Visual
Dictionary
#21 Diagrams
and
images
that
visually
define
curious
words
for
writers
asking
themselves
“what
the
heck
is
this
thing?”

27. OneLook Dictionary
#22 Feature-­‐rich
dic$onary
boas$ng
one
of
the
largest
English
word
databases
on
the
web.

28. OneLook Reverse
Dictionary
#23 The
same
dic$onary,
but
backwards.
Ever
had
an
idea
that
you
needed
condensed
in
one
word?
Can
you
think
of
everything
about
a
word
but
the
word
itself?
This
dic$onary
lets
you
describe
a
concept
or
ask
a
ques$on
and
see
a
list
of
associated
words
in
response.

29. WordWeb Pro
#24 Convenient
dic$onary
program
with
the
ability
to
work
completely
offline.
Great
for
digital
writers
that
o]en
find
themselves
on
the
go
without
an
internet
connec$on
to
rely
on.

30. Verbix Conjugation
Reference
#25 Online
verb
reference
that
gives
you
proper
conjuga$on
for
English
verbs.
Features
downloadable
program
as
well.

31. Grammarly
#26 Free,
instant
grammar
checking
for
any
documents.

32. EverNote
#27 Take
all
your
notes
in
different
places,
keep
them
in
one
place
for
later.
Sync
across
computers,
across
devices,
and
across
mediums.

33. Elance
#28 Online
freelancing
resource
specifically
for
writers
and
marketers.
Whether
you
write
copy,
fic$on,
code,
or
finance
reports,
if
you
can
write
it,
you
can
get
paid
to
do
it
here.

34. OmmWriter
#29
I’ve
featured
this
before,
and
I’ll
feature
it
again.
This
excellent
li^le
word
processing
program
helps
you
focus
on
your
wri$ng
by
blocking
out
all
other
distrac$ons.

35. Writer’s Blogs Worth
Following

36. Copyblogger
#30 I’ve
already
referenced
this
site
a
few
$mes
because
they
produce
amazing
$ps
for
writers.
Stay
up
to
date
by
subscribing
to
their
blog.

37. ProBlogger
#31 Helpful
$ps
for
bloggers
looking
to
increase
their
revenue
streams
and
$ps
for
copywriters.

38. Write to Done
#32 Helpful
$ps
for
bloggers
looking
to
increase
their
revenue
streams
and
$ps
for
copywriters.

39. Daily Writing Tips
#33 Exactly
what
it
says
on
the
$n.
Great
$ps
posted
daily
on
a
wide
variety
of
wri$ng
topics.

40. Daily Writing Tips
#34 Exactly
what
it
says
on
the
$n.
Great
$ps
posted
daily
on
a
wide
variety
of
wri$ng
topics.

41. Writer Underground
#35 Wri$ng
$ps
delivered
from
25
years
of
copywri$ng
experience.

42. Six Sentences
#36 For
when
you
want
to
take
a
break
from
content
wri$ng
and
ad
copy,
Six
Sentences
offers
budding
fic$on
writers
a
challenge:
produce
a
short
story
in
six
sentences
or
less.
Submissions
are
posted
daily.

43. Time to Write
#37 Jurgen
Wolff
is
a
professional
writer
credited
for
classic
TV
shows
including
“ The
Love
Boat”
and
“Family
Ties.”
He
gives
wri$ng
workshops
and
has
published
a
handful
of
books
on
wri$ng
scripts
and
copywri$ng,
and
posts
$ps
on
how
to
succeed
with
your
wri$ng.

44. Conclusion
Or Just Ask Us!
Of
course,
we
are
writers
ourselves.
We
use
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and
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more
for
our
products.
There
are
plenty
of
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but
if
a]er
all
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you’re
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in
need
of
some
help,
check
out
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blog
and
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