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ters.</p><p id="7d4d">Grammarly reads your article and corrects your grammar. The premium version also suggests better sentence formation. My articles are getting better scores in Grammarly every day. I take that as a win as I believe that makes my articles easier to read.</p><p id="928b">This article has a score of 95.</p><figure id="1a31"><img src="https://cdn-images-1.readmedium.com/v2/resize:fit:800/1*CWaf8s0XHkwjJrG568fg1Q.png"><figcaption>Screenshot of Grammarly — Captured by Author</figcaption></figure><h1 id="d911">Hemingway Editor</h1><p id="6225"><a href="https://hemingwayapp.com/">Hemingway Editor</a> provides a readability score. It also shows where you should remove adverbs, make sentences simpler, and remove passive verbs.</p><p id="f3c6">Any score you get below 9 is considered good. My articles started with 5–6 and now are hovering around 3–4.</p><p id="fddd">You can get the Hemingway desktop app or use the web version.</p><h1 id="b59f">CoSchedule</h1><p id="1525"><a href="https://headlines.coschedule.com/headlines">CoSchedule’s Headline Studio</a> is a true gem.</p><p id="77e3">You can analyze your headline for SEO and Headline Score. CoSchedule shares tips to make the headline better — including wh

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at type of words to use, headline length, etc.</p><p id="1fce">The headline of this article scored 91. I am interested to see how many views this one generates.</p><h1 id="bc82">Answer The Public</h1><p id="c3a9">If you want to write about trending topics, Answer The Public and Google Trends can help you. These sites show you current search trends. ATP even outlines the questions people are using in their searches.</p><p id="1b4a">Those can give you some idea about your headline and topic. For example, if you want to write about <a href="https://readmedium.com/earn-money-in-quora-join-quora-1aea75cd01b">“How you can earn money in Quora”</a>, you can search some of the words and then you will get good ideas.</p><h1 id="8ed4">BuzzSumo</h1><p id="0051">Buzzsumo allows you to do content research. You can put in a keyword and then see how that is doing in different social media. This might help you decide which one you’d want to promote on social media. You can also find new ideas about a topic you are passionate about.</p><p id="447c">Writing better is a journey — not a destination.</p><p id="e7ba">A journey of thousand miles starts with a single step. In this case, this journey starts with 5 tools.</p></article></body>

Writing Tips

5 Powerful Tools That Will Make Your Writing More Engaging

My Writing Improved Significantly After I started using the first two

One great thing about writing regularly is to see how much I have improved.

In my case, I could see that I was getting more engagement from wonderful readers. My articles started getting chosen for distribution. I was generating more views. And my MPP earning tripled in a month.

But that didn’t happen without help. I got help from editors, readers, and fellow writers.

I also relied on some tools to make my writings hit the spot more often.

The first tool that has been helping me is —

Grammarly

Grammarly is a must-have for writers, especially non-native English writers.

Grammarly reads your article and corrects your grammar. The premium version also suggests better sentence formation. My articles are getting better scores in Grammarly every day. I take that as a win as I believe that makes my articles easier to read.

This article has a score of 95.

Screenshot of Grammarly — Captured by Author

Hemingway Editor

Hemingway Editor provides a readability score. It also shows where you should remove adverbs, make sentences simpler, and remove passive verbs.

Any score you get below 9 is considered good. My articles started with 5–6 and now are hovering around 3–4.

You can get the Hemingway desktop app or use the web version.

CoSchedule

CoSchedule’s Headline Studio is a true gem.

You can analyze your headline for SEO and Headline Score. CoSchedule shares tips to make the headline better — including what type of words to use, headline length, etc.

The headline of this article scored 91. I am interested to see how many views this one generates.

Answer The Public

If you want to write about trending topics, Answer The Public and Google Trends can help you. These sites show you current search trends. ATP even outlines the questions people are using in their searches.

Those can give you some idea about your headline and topic. For example, if you want to write about “How you can earn money in Quora”, you can search some of the words and then you will get good ideas.

BuzzSumo

Buzzsumo allows you to do content research. You can put in a keyword and then see how that is doing in different social media. This might help you decide which one you’d want to promote on social media. You can also find new ideas about a topic you are passionate about.

Writing better is a journey — not a destination.

A journey of thousand miles starts with a single step. In this case, this journey starts with 5 tools.