#Content Writing Tools

[seoguruatlantaofficial]

Explore the most effective content writing tools tailored for SEO success in this detailed video by SEO Guru Atlanta. Gain insights into how these tools can help optimize your content creation process, improve keyword integration, and elevate your website's search engine performance.

[bloggerkunalthakur]

Top Premium and Free Content Writing Tools — Blogger Kunal

In the rapidly evolving landscape of content creation, having access to the right writing tools can make a significant difference in productivity and quality. Whether you’re a seasoned writer or just starting out, these tools can streamline your workflow and enhance the impact of your content. Here’s a curated list of the top paid and free content writing tools available in 2024:

Paid Content Writing Tools

Some Paid Content Writing Tools are:

Google Gemini

Google’s AI-powered writing assistant offers advanced features for generating content ideas, optimizing SEO, and refining writing style.

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Frase

Frase is an AI-powered content creation platform that helps with research, optimization, and content generation, making it an invaluable tool for content marketers.

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Writesonic

Writesonic uses AI to generate high-quality content, including blog posts, social media content, and product descriptions, saving writers time and effort.

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Smodin

Smodin is a comprehensive content marketing platform that offers AI-powered writing tools, SEO optimization, and content analytics to help businesses drive engagement and conversions.

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Jasper

Jasper leverages natural language processing to assist writers in generating creative ideas, improving readability, and optimizing content for search engines.

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Free Content Writing Tools

Some Free Content Writing Tools are:

ChatGPT

Developed by OpenAI, ChatGPT is an AI-powered chatbot that can assist with brainstorming ideas, generating content outlines, and refining writing style.

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Paraphraser.io

Paraphraser.io is a free online tool that helps writers rephrase sentences and paragraphs to improve clarity and originality.

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Rytr

Rytr is an AI writing assistant that offers basic content generation and optimization features for free, making it ideal for individuals and small businesses on a budget.

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Anyword

Anyword provides free access to its AI-powered copywriting platform, allowing users to create compelling ad copy, email subject lines, and social media posts.

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Claude

Claude is a free writing assistant that offers grammar and style suggestions, helping writers improve the overall quality of their content.

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Conclusion

These paid and free content writing tools offer a range of features to suit different needs and budgets, empowering writers to create engaging and impactful content in 2024 and beyond.

[manuscript0123]

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[hardinternetkid]

Top Social Media Content Writing Tools

Have you ever used ChatGPT to help out with writing while you sneak in a nap? It’s odd but a thing these days in the world of AI content tricks on social media. But no worries, pals—writers, artists, marketers—we’re not getting replaced anytime soon. Social media content writing tools can pitch in and make us faster, but we’re still the champs for heavy thinking. These AI tools are popping up,…

[4me-yo]

Tools that Make Content Writing Easier

Tools that Have Simplified Content Writing.

The following list includes some of the top AI technologies for content creation that have made the process of creating content incredibly simple and thereby reduced the workload for content writers:

1. Grammarly

Grammarly is an AI-based grammar checker that finds and fixes spelling, grammar, punctuation, and style errors. It offers suggestions for enhancing conciseness and clarity and aids authors in maintaining consistency in their writing style. Grammarly makes editing easier by pointing out mistakes and making suggestions, helping authors produce high-quality, error-free writing.

2. ProWritingAid

A superb content writing tool for flawless writing is ProWritingAid. You can write better material in less time with the aid of an AI-powered writing assistant, which provides real-time editing solutions. It evaluates your article for grammar, spelling, style, and other writing issues, just like Grammarly does. Additionally, it offers information on your sentence variety, your use of passive voice, and your readability score.

ProWritingAid can be used as a desktop application or combined with Open Office, Google Docs, Scrivener, and Microsoft Word. Additionally, they provide writing-checking browser extensions for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari that work with practically any website on the internet.

3. Rankmath SEO

The Rank Math plugin for WordPress could help you increase the SEO of your website.

The plugin has a tonne of cutting-edge features and is free to use. Google Search Console and Analytics integration, keyword tracking, 404 not found page monitoring, intelligent redirection, and internal linking recommendations are a few noteworthy features. you may simplify the process of writing SEO-optimized content by using this plugin. The plugin also offers you additional writing recommendations based on Google’s 200+ ranking algorithm so you may raise your SEO rankings for specific keywords.

4. ChatGpt

Deep learning techniques are used by OpenAI’s ChatGPT language model to provide responses to natural language questions that closely resemble those made by people. Content authors can profit from ChatGPT by responding to queries and offering fresh suggestions and research findings. By facilitating information access and speeding up the research process for writers, ChatGPT helps save time.

5. SEMrush

The all-in-one SEO tool SEMrush makes it simple to optimise content for search engines. SEMrush offers a number of capabilities that can assist authors increase the visibility and ranking of their material, including backlink analysis, site audits, and keyword research. SEMrush makes it easier for authors to create content that is optimised for search engines by streamlining the SEO process and providing useful information.

6. Frase

Without having any technical knowledge of SEO, Frase makes it simpler to write articles that are optimised for search engines and perform well in search engine results. Every item you produce receives a score from their potent algorithm, which also provides comparisons to your organic rivals so you can see what needs to be improved in order to achieve more visibility. Other crucial tools provided by Frase include keyword research and suggestions, an AI-generated content brief, and a response engine that enable you to build your content around the solutions your target audience is searching for.

7. Copyscape

Quality can occasionally be compromised when content is outsourced. It can be challenging to determine whether the content you’re receiving is indeed original and not a copy from another website. Due to this, Google will penalise you for breaking their Webmaster standards. Additionally, it’s plain dishonest, improper behaviour. because of this, it’s essential to review the content before publishing. Unfortunately, personally going through each item doesn’t produce as precise a result and takes a lot of time. Fortunately, you can quickly and easily check any document or webpage for plagiarism using the Copyscape programme.

8. WordPress

WordPress is a well-known content management system (CMS) that makes creating and publishing material online easier. It makes it possible for authors to effectively create and manage many forms of material without the requirement for sophisticated coding or web development abilities. It offers a user-friendly interface along with a selection of widgets, plugins, and themes.

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[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

Happy Birthday to Fallen London; My favourite British people beefing it with bats simulator.

[khepiari]

Just say that you lack creativity and are jealous of people who can express themselves with their chosen medium of expression. There are millions of ways and tools to express oneself, yet you chose AI to do your hard work, which is “the act of creating”. Feel ashamed, not proud.

[lemongogo]

why do i love the conflict more than anything else . the misery . the incompatibility that spreads like oil slick . wanting so desperately for resolution that never comes . hmmm

[physalian]

Content Warnings for Original Books

Can we please encourage content warnings for smut and other triggering topics in published literature? This needs to be a thing. Everyone bashes fanfiction for being fanfiction, but I’ve never seen a fanfic where the smut or trigger warnings weren’t tagged to high heaven somewhere in the description or in the opening author’s note.

AO3, compared to FFN, even has a specific “mature” rating just for sex—”E”—that FFN didn’t have. FFN had nervous authors throwing objectively mild content into the “M” rating (e.g. "rated M to be safe"), which meant that if you wanted to read a story that was a little bit violent, you had to turn off your filters as a kid and sift through all the smut just to find that one smut-less, but violent, fic.

When I was a kid in my early FFN days, I was probably exposed to way more stuff I shouldn’t have been reading because I had to disable the mature filter, just so I could read so-called “graphic violence” from pearl-clutching authors. I’d be looking for that one action-adventure fic that happens to have a little murder in it, and sift through fifty pure-smut summaries that ranged from vanilla to straight BDSM—of which had a high chance of being incredibly unhealthy, but you wouldn’t know that at 10, 11, 12 years old.

Fanfic authors, especially when the fanfic platform gives them the freedom to tag, are very clear to let you know just what you’re getting into.

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I doubt I need to explain what a content warning is on Tumblr, but I will anyway. A content or trigger warning is a heads up at the beginning of a work of media that there are some elements not meant for younger audiences, or for sensitive audiences, or for people who have experienced situations depicted in traumatic ways, or for people who just don’t want to consume media with such content.

In film, this is obvious. If it’s rated R, you generally know what to expect. Generally. Because an R rated film could be R because of anything from profanity to graphic sex/assault and torture scenes. The MPAA rating system is garbage and ‘harsh language’ is not nearly on the same tier as sex in terms of what we should expose our children to.

Before streaming like Amazon as a platform to get around cable censorship rules, you had premium networks like HBO for all your adult content, and then some shows greenlit on smaller networks like AMC—never on ABC, CBS, TNT, etc. HBO wasn’t only for adult stuff, I used to watch Crashbox all the time.

That was the place you went for media that circumvented foul language, violence, and nudity rules in America. It kind of came with its own built-in content warning by virtue of being on those networks, and even then they still give warnings for shows on HBO, Showtime, Starz, etc.

At the start of every episode, you either get a full screen from Starz with the little icons for profanity, nudity, violence, etc, or it would be up at the top around the episode's title. You'd know exactly what you were getting into.

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In a fanfiction, because I’ve never seen one in an original book, much less for generic vanilla sex scenes, this is what we’re all familiar with:

A/N: Trigger warning! This story contains mentions of rape/non-con. Turn back now, don’t like don’t read.

They also tend to appear at the top of the chapter that contains said scene to double down on the warning, or will, upon completion, include which chapter or chapter section to skip in the work’s summary or opening author’s note. In the old FFN days, there might even be a 4th wall break mid-chapter. Though the terminology we use over the years shifts, we still manage to get the point across.

Like, if I turn off all the filters on AO3 trying to browse for tags and underloved characters that may be lumped in with stuff I’d rather not read, I’ll see tags like “DEAD DOVE DO NOT EAT,” which was not a thing in FFN days, even if FFN had allowed things like tags.

While it’s easier to tell in movies due to that shitty-but-functional rating system, that’s not really the case with fiction books. With books, I know the genre, and I know the intended audience age group. If I pick up a book in the children’s sci-fi section, I know it’s going to be something about robots or space or the future and our characters are going to be about twelve years old.

If I pick up a YA thriller, I know I’m going to have a cast of sixteen-to-twenty-somethings and there’s going to be some violence, very vanilla cussing or the author’s own slang, and probably some murder.

Adult or new adult romance—Sex. At least one scene guaranteed.

The problem is that unlike films and TV shows, we don’t get a breakdown for books on what to expect and the nature of those scenes. There’s no little ‘R’ sticker on the back cover and there’s certainly no little insert between chapters to let you know what’s coming next. There's no "trailer" I can read to get a sense of your tone.

So if I’m in the mood for a new adult supernatural romance novel and I have to sit through a vanilla sex scene, that’s fine, that’s what I’m reading it for. But if Mr. Badboy is incredibly aggressive and dominating and being an asshole with very dubious consent, that’s different (although, objectively determining what is and isn't 'dubious' is mighty difficult).

Should I still expect that I take my fluffy or angsty romance with a fat grain of salt just in case?

What happens if it’s not a romance novel, but I get a surprise rape scene as my character’s Tragic Backstory? What if it’s an adventure novel? Spy thriller? High fantasy or historical fiction or murder mystery? If there’s no indication in the genre, summary, or by the style of the cover that I’ll have to read about two characters getting it on?

Some people don’t want to read your characters in all the nitty gritty details. They really like everything else about your book, they just don’t want to read a sex scene, and they really don’t want to be super invested, hundreds of pages and even years of series dedication in, and be massively turned off by smut.

It doesn't need to be this big to-do or hyperdetailed like fanfic. In my upcoming book, I had beta readers with personal and moral objections to some of my themes. From then on, I made sure to ask up front so I didn't trigger my betas.

ENNS is about vampires. I haven't settled on what my content warning page might look like or how exactly I want to phrase it, but it might read something like this:

Dear readers, this is a content warning for graphic violence and adult themes. This book contains mentions of assault, self-harm, and suicide. Please be warned that these themes are present and prevalent in this story and readers should take the utmost care for yourselves when approaching this book. Thank you.

Something like this, just a quick, lighthearted heads up for your novel would suffice:

Dear readers, this book ain’t for kiddies! Be prepared for some adult themes and suggestive romance between characters.

I'm definitely not in the camp of pearl-clutching suburban conservatives, but if I'm browsing for a new novel for my tweenage bookworm and I opened up a book with an intriguing summary, and saw that warning? I'd be much happier with the author for their consideration, instead of buying it blind for my kid. You have no idea why someone wouldn't want to read a sex scene. They might be prude, or they might be a survivor just trying to enjoy a new book.

Because romance and sex is taken for granted, most people are at least going to be open to the possibility of sex, but not everyone will be expecting it or wanting it or think it warranted. It’s not spoilery, it’s not revealing some surprise plot twist, it’s a kind and considerate gesture for those members of your audience who just don’t like sex scenes. And heck, maybe they don't want to read it right now, but they'll remember you and pick your book back up later because you tried.

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TL;DR: I don’t mind smut. When done well.

There’s a reason romance such a compelling story and why it dominates fanfiction and original works leagues ahead of all other plotlines.

But it still needs a content warning, even if you think it’s obvious, or spoilery, or patronizing. Because if I’m not in the mood for it, it just drags and I want to put the book down instead of reading all your hard work to completion.

[a-gay-bloodmage]

One of my favorite hobbies to engage in is ignoring the canon course of video game romances

[daemonya]

Useful AI Websites

Remember when we thought robots would take over the world? Well, they kinda did, but instead of laser eyes and metal claws, they're armed with… tools? Yep, these days, AI is less "Terminator" and more "personal assistant on steroids" 🤖

Bot Making Assistant:

Ever wanted a personal minion but can't afford the banana budget?

Fantasy Name Generators

Rabid's Generators and RPG Resources

Random Original Character Generator

Perchance ― AI Character Description Generator

Perchance ― AI Chat & Roleplay and AI Chat w/image

Perchance ― AI Story Generator

Perchance ― AI Text Adventure and AI Adventure w/image

Perchance ― AI Hierarchical World Generator

AI Writing Assistant:

Don't blame me when your AI-assisted love letters start sounding suspiciously like robot poetry.

Cohesive

Dreamily

Fiction Fusion

Grammarly

Hemingway Editor

NovelAI

Perplexity

Phind

Quicktools

RambleFix: AI Note-taking & Writing Tool

RedQuill

TinyWow

ToolBaz

Tune Chat

WriterHand

You

AI Voice Generator:

Want to sound like Morgan Freeman without the years of smoking?

Murf AI

Dupdub AI

Vocal Removal

Adobe: Enhance Speech

Kits.AI (vocal removal, voice cloning)

AI Music Generator:

Who knows, you might accidentally create the next viral TikTok earworm and retire to a private island.

AI VOCALOID

Suno

Udio

AI Image Generator:

Whatever you need, these tools are your ticket to visual madness.

Bing Image Creator (SFW only) 👉🏻 how to prompt

Microsoft Designer (SFW only)

Maze Guru

Tensor.Art

CivitAI

PixAI

Runware

Text to Image

NeuralBlender

Leonardo.AI (and videos too)

Perchance AI Image Generator

Perchance AI Photo Generator (realistic)

AI Video Generator:

Video killed the radio star, and now AI is coming for Hollywood.

Hedra (make your characters sing)

VIGGLE (make your characters dance)

Dreamina (text/image to video)

Luma (text/image to video)

Vidu (text/image to video)

Genmo (text/image to video)

Haiper (text/image to video)

KLING (text/image to video)

Pika (text/image to video)

PixVerse (text/image to video)

invideo (text to video)

Fliki (text to video)

AKOOL (deepfake, face swap, talking photo)

D-ID (make live, speaking portraits)

Runway (prompt to video)

Creatify (create AI video ads)

Adobe: Animate from Audio

AI Image and Video Editor:

These magical tools are here to save your digital bacon!

123apps (edit, convert, create video, audio, PDF)

3D Book Cover Creator (book cover mockups)

Color Picker (from image)

Capcut AI Tools (upscale video)

Upscale.media (upscale image)

removal AI (image background remover)

Photopea (advanced image editor)

[sciderman]

How do you feel about the increase in really weird NSFW ads on here (advertising panels that look like sexual encounters, and AI art apps that pride themselves on porn) but will take down NSFW posts from their users, even if it isn't technically sexual.

i hate all social media and it's consistent prioritising the advertisers over the users and the internet simply was a better place before capitalism sunk its hooks into it

[lucithornz]

Some people need AI to make their fics this isn't as cut and dry and you and your friends are making it out to be. It's a tool that helps people be creative. Please try to be more open minded

I really don't want to dignify this with a full response because I feel like I have made my points clear on this issue.

HOWEVER

It's all fun and games until you need your precious little AI to write a fanfiction about your characters building a pipe bomb

[tempestmothstorm]

Thinking about this one guy justifying ai art with something like “go ahead and make your art but the bar is raised now” and it’s like buddy the bar is lowered now thanks to you

[rawliverandgoronspice]

last reblog came straight to you from: spent the afternoon trying to explain to a new-ish videogame writer who comes from movies and series why process is such a mess and why no, we can't refine text ahead of gameplay and we must bow down to actual ingame pacing and also no, designers don't read what we write and are kind of annoyed at the existence of game writing by default (sorry yeah it sucks you get used to it)