To write well you need nothing more than paper and pen and a computer.
This is actually one of the reasons why I love writing: It is an accessible art form that allows great freedom to work from anywhere.
Even so, it is always possible to improve productivity and text flow with the help of some tools that are very easy to use on a daily basis.
In this article you will find applications for writing texts:
When inspiration disappears;
When you want to enrich your vocabulary;
When you need to be more productive;
To organize ideas before writing;
To free text editors from distractions;
Create exciting stories;
Improve the ranking of your texts on Google;
Review what you just wrote;
Publish and publicize your work.
PS: many of them are free!
Let’s go to the list:
Apps for writing when inspiration disappears
I never tire of repeating: professional writers don’t wait Lebanon Phone Number Data for inspiration to strike to write.
However, help can be very welcome when it comes to finding good ideas to write and these text writing apps can be the salvation of your day.
Evernote
The best app I know for creating your own idea bank .
I use it to take notes from lectures, new ideas, research, pages to read later, among many other things. So much so that I call it my “online brain”.
It also serves as an outlet to get thoughts out of my mind.
The best feature is the tag system to find files later.
Pocket
You know that article or video that you could use as a source of inspiration in the future , but don’t have time to read?
It’s in Pocket that you can save it.
I save every interesting article, categorize it using tags, and read it when I’m in “reading mode.”
Great for air travel as it works offline.
Answer the Public
No ideas for topics for your next texts?
Are you unsure whether the topic you Albania Phone Number List chose is really of interest to your audience?
Do a quick search on Answer the Public for a broad term and see all the related topics people are searching for.
The app is free for up to two searches per day.
Buzzsumo
Buzzsumo helps you:
Find the most shared content for a topic, author, or domain;
Shows sharing activity on social networks like Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn and Pinterest;
Check which type of content (video, image, infographic, etc.) is most shared for a topic.
Apps to write when you are at a loss for words
Expanding vocabulary, discovering the meaning of words and choosing synonyms to avoid repetition are part of a writer’s routine .
And with these writing apps, you’ll never be at a loss for words again.
Aulete Digital online dictionary
A good Portuguese dictionary is a fundamental tool in every writer’s arsenal.
However, who said you need a physical tome to do consultations, when you have access to the same content, for free, constantly updated, on the internet?
I use and recommend Aulete Digital, from Lexicon.
Etymological Dictionary – Origin of the Word
How many words are used incorrectly simply due to a lack of knowledge of their real meaning?
Or how many of them have not had their original meaning distorted by incorrect use?
If you want to know more about the origin of words , be sure to use this site to consult etymology to enrich your texts.
Creative Dictionary
You know that time when you need to find a different word to avoid repetition and make your text more pleasant for the reader?
This is when the online Creative Dictionary app can help you:
