- Seven free apps that'll help you write content faster.
Look, if there's one thing
that's worth being great at in marketing,
it's writing content.
Whether you're focused on getting organic traffic
through Google or social media
or even writing copy for your ads,
creating content is one of the best skills
that you can have as a marketer entrepreneur.
There's just not a moment
when your business won't need content.
From your homepage to blog posts, to marketing material,
everything needs content.
Every time you communicate with your audience,
it's through content, but here's a problem.
Writing content, it can take a lot of your time.
Not only that,
no matter how much time you spend on writing content,
if you don't know what your doing,
it won't work for your marketing.
It's like writing those blog posts
and then no one reads 'em.
That sucks.
So, there should be some sort of tool
to help you in that process, right?
A hundred percent agree.
Today, I'm going to walk you through a few tools
that'll help you write content better, faster
and more efficiently.
If this is your first time,
you probably haven't seen much content
that I've put out every day.
On YouTube alone, I post 12 videos per month.
On Instagram, an average of five posts a week
and I'm not even counting stories.
The same with TikTok
where I'll post an average of five posts a week.
And on Facebook, I'll post all my video content
and anything that I'm publishing on my blog
that I want to promote,
which is an average of one social media post per day.
On my blog, as I record this video,
there have been 11 new blog posts
whether it's new content or content that I'm translating
or more so, my team, into other languages.
I really only speak English.
On LinkedIn,
I post an average of five content pieces per week.
On Twitter, I don't post too much,
but an average of two posts per week.
And podcasting, one a day.
That's 30 a month.
So in any given month,
I can be posting roughly 140 content pieces
on different platforms I'm at.
If I had to do it alone, it would be almost impossible.
I have a team to help me out
and we work together to come up with content ideas.
They'll help me structure my content
in ways that are engaging, entertaining.
They even do a lot of research for me
so that way when I write my blog posts,
typically on a Saturday,
I can crank 'em out within a few hours.
That way, I don't need to be constantly in production mode.
Now, I know what you're probably thinking.
I don't have a team, Neil.
What can I do to generate content?
Well, let's go over a few tools that'll be like your team
that'll help you with your content creation.
First off, HyperWrite.
HyperWrite will basically take a basic idea
that you type into their platform
and create entire paragraphs of sentences
of written content about it.
It's basically AI for content.
And when you're out of ideas,
you're staring at a blank screen,
this could be a huge help.
They even have a Chrome extension
that's integrated into Google docs,
which will allow you to get AI suggestions,
directly as you write content.
Next, you got Quillbot.com.
So this tool will take whatever you input and rewrite it
in finding the perfect language and tone and style.
Think of it as like William Shakespeare
modifying your content and making it, you know,
smooth and you know, amazing.
This is especially useful
when you feel like you've written a sentence
that just doesn't sound natural, or is hard to understand.
Then you got Frase.io.
If you've been writing content for long enough,
you know that in order to compete
against the top ranked pages,
you need to create not just equivalent content,
but better content.
That means you need to study them in the first place,
so that way you can understand what they're doing,
the topics they're covering, how long their pieces are,
how they structure it and what you need to do better
and Frase.io has automated this process.
It makes it easy for you to get all the details you need
about the competitive landscape.
It'll also help you build content outline
that'll guide your writing efforts
which makes things so much faster.
Then you got Grammarly.
Self explanatory, fixes the errors,
especially for people like me.
Now with content ideas, Ubersuggest.
I love this tool because I created it.
It's on my site.
Technically I bought it from someone
and then I spent millions into making it better,
but you get the point.
Based on the keyword that you want to target,
it'll help you find pages,
tell you what's gaining traction on social media
and give you ideas of what you can write,
catchy headlines, what's click worthy,
what's getting a lot of links, what's going viral.
Another tool that I love, the Hemingway Editor.
It helps you write content that is easier to read.
Also check out OneTab.
When you're writing content,
you're probably doing tons of research.
This means that you'll probably have
dozens of tabs open in your browser.
OneTab helps you save all those tabs
and reference them back with a click of a button.