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5 Free Writing Tools To Help You Win the Game of Online Writing

Set yourself up for success with these great resources.

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Recently started writing online?

Or maybe you’ve been at this game a while. Either way, these tools will help you reach your goals.

Free Writing Tools

Draftin

2. WriterDuet

3. Answer The Public

4. Sharethrough Headline Analyser

5. The Most Dangerous Writing App

1 — Writing editor — Draftin

Write your shitty first draft — distraction-free.

An online writing editor with Hemmingway mode. Prevents you from editing on the go, so you can focus on what really matters — writing.

Also includes real-time writer collaboration and cloud-saving options.

2 — Screenwriting editor — WriterDuet

Feature-packed, intuitive online screenwriting editor — best free software I’ve found.

Collaborate in real-time with other writers. Range of saving and download options.

3 -Audience research — Answer The Public

For all you visual learners out there — I love this tool and you will too.

Use this data visualiser tool and get to grips with your audience. Learn the questions your audience is asking.

Craft content to answer them.

4 — Headline Analyser — Sharethrough

Get eyes on your work.

Your headline is 80% of your pitch.

Use Sharethrough to give you an idea of engagement. One of the remaining free analysers available.

5 — Productivity editor — The Most Dangerous Writing App

For those of you who like to live on the edge — this one’s spicy!

The editor will delete your content if you stop writing before the timer ends

For some, it’s just the motivation you need.

Tools are great but don’t forget this

If you don’t have time to read, you don’t have the time (or the tools) to write. Simple as that.

— Stephen King.

Reading (and listening) are the greatest tools we have as writers.

Resource Links

Want a home for your writing?

For $4.99 a month you can be part of this community of readers and writers.

Join Medium with this link and start earning today! Using it will support me with 50% of your membership fee — at NO extra cost to you.

It’s a win-win.