What do you write your content

I use Microsoft Word. But really, what difference does it make?

straight onto the wordpress post/page or rewrite plr htmls on kompozer. i also always seem to gravitate towards text edit over word.

Scriviner. Can't be beat.

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Rob Whisonant

I generally write straight in via the Wordpress composer window.

The challenge with copying/pasting from Word is that sometimes non-ascii characters get copied over as well. That makes it annoying to clean up the final result.

One advanced technique I've discovered is to write my content in an html document - copying and pasting *that* tends to display exactly the way I want it to.

There are plugins to replace the standard WP editor like:

https://wordpress.org/plugins/tinywym-editor/

https://wordpress.org/plugins/easy-wysiwyg-style/

My own personal motto is, Keep things simple.

Hope that helps!

I write in word first, but why you want to know this? Do you want the writer software?

I usually Write in Word Office, but as barbling said, sometimes non-ascii characters get copied over as well... But what difference does it make for you?

Hi, I use all Microsoft office! It is very easy and don't take a lot of time! Try and check it too

It depends... Sometimes I write straight in to the wordpress, most of the time If I have decided how my post will look like... And sometimes I use Microsoft Word, mostly for longer posts...

Microsoft Word for me...

I love the flexibility it provides with all the options for font, styling, etc.

Regards,
Daniel

It is mostly MS Word. That's what works best.


Chintan

I use wordpress but I don't think it really matters does it!

I just use notepad, I also use Dragon Naturally Speaking, it makes things so much easier

al

As other people most of the time I use the Microsoft Word. But sometimes I use the Notepad or, Notepad ++ to save in the HTML format. The MS office show me the spelling error. so it is really better for me. Thanks for asking this question.

I use Microsoft Word. But it doesn't matter what platform you use. Just as long as you're creating the content everyday. Good content. Stop procrastinating and make it happen.

I'm all about Microsoft Word, but I don't really think that it matters very much as you're just going to be posting it online anyways….

In fact, I recently stopped writing any articles at all and started to outsource it to Fiverr. The gig I use is pretty awesome and I usually don't share stuff like this as I don't want it to get overused, but you can get 3 articles for just $5! Here's a link if you're interested!

I hope that helps and good luck!

Writing according to your own style is the best way to make your writing go straight into visitors' heart.

When I was working on my Master's Degree, I used Dragon Naturally Speaking software because the writing on my assignments were enormous.

It really saved me a ton of time.

Yesterday someone pointed out that Google has just unleashed their own voice recognition software that you can add to chrome.

However, I never use it when I'm writing for my blog or an eBook.

The reason?

My brain just can't think fast enough to process good quality information, which is the real issue here.

Sure, you can write a ton of stuff, but is it high quality?

Point in case: I frequent only 2 sites with great regularity. Neil Patel's QuickSprout and Jon Morrows "Boost Blog Traffic".

Why?

Because those 2 sites have some of the best quality information on the planet.

Most everyone else is producing crap, and if you're like me and don't have a lot of time on your hands, then you aren't going to wade through a ton of fluff to get to the meat.

So, what you're writing with really isn't an issue, it's how good your writing is and if that writing is actually going to help someone in a way that impacts them and actually helps them.

If the famous, late copywriter Gary Halbert hand-wrote out a book on notebook paper and then scanned in those papers with a printer, then posted those notebook pages online, would it really make a difference how he wrote it?

Heck no! He'd have people going to that material online in droves!

So, it doesn't matter what your're writing with, it ...really.

God Bless,

Mark "Elmo" Ellis

I've owned Scrivener for years and "one day, I'll use it!" but... Microsoft Word.