Publishing, Blogging, and Freelancing
I wouldn’t be where I am today if it wasn’t for using Textbroker and growing as a freelance writer. And having any advantage when working with content mills can go a long way. Today, I’ll go over several ways Grammarly helps with Textbroker content. Read more
Having proper grammar can save you whether you’re a freelance writer or just posting things on Twitter and Facebook. And if it can be done for free, then why not? Today, I’m looking at the Grammarly Chrome extension you can install right now.
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Whether you’re freelance writing or blogging, good grammar is vital. And it’s more difficult to proofread your own material than to find errors in the work of others. Thus, enter the Grammarly Chrome browser extension. Read more
Part of maintaining a successful blog is creating content people can read. It’s not only good for SEO, but it will help determine if visitors come back to your site. Is it possible to use Grammarly with WordPress to accomplish this?
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Being a freelance writer requires a lot of skill if you want to be a success. However, tools like Grammarly are available to help tighten your abilities. Dave Chesson easily breaks down three important ways this system improves your freelance writing career. Read more
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