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Top Tools that You Can Use in Writing a Blog Post
14 Comments | Posted by Kelvin Servigon in Blogging Resources
Thinking of what to post next on your blog is a hard task. You need to consider many things, and be creative. But writing the post itself is even harder. As a blogger, you need to be good in writing to create a better content for your blog. And if your blog has good content, then it will definitely attract more readers.
Aside from good writing skill, you can also improve your blog posts by some useful tools. Right now, I’ll list the top tools that I use in writing a blog post that you can use, too.
- Microsoft Word 2007. Microsoft’s Office software is indeed a great tool for bloggers/writers. I found it very useful in writing a blog post because of its grammar-checker tool. Yeah, I’m no good in English but I am eager to be good in English. Microsoft Word’s grammar-checker tool warns you if you have a wrong grammar in a phrase or sentence by putting a green line below it. It even gives you the right structure of the wrong phrase/sentence that you entered.
- Encarta Dictionaries. Microsoft Encarta is a virtual encyclopedia in your PC. Encarta Dictionaries is included in the pack, and it’s awesome. In writing a blog post, simple words are good, right? But nicer words than simple are better. I use Encarta Dictionaries to find a better synonym of a specific word to make my post more like a professionally written blog post!
- Google Trends. So you want to write an SEO-related post? Then use Google Trends. Google Trends tells you what web users search for and the most active keywords. SEO contains different complicated stuffs (website optimization, link-building, etc.) which are not easy to learn. So if you want to write a blog post that you want to optimize for search engines, then Google Trends is a nice tool for you.
I love blogging. Why? Because it makes my English vocabulary better. And it is a big “plus” in conquering the real world.
I hope these three tools may help you to improve your writing abilities, even just a little.
14 Comments for Top Tools that You Can Use in Writing a Blog Post
Gem | December 12, 2009 at 8:57 pm
Heather Kephart | December 12, 2009 at 10:29 pm
Ooh, I’d never heard about Google Trends. Thanks for the ‘fo!
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Jena Isle | December 13, 2009 at 7:29 am
Google trends is a new one for me too, and I’ve been blogging for more than a year. I don’t really look into how SEO maximized my posts are, that’s why. Perhaps now,I should.
Thanks, Kelvin. Way to go!
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Kelvin Servigon Reply:
December 13th, 2009 at 12:05 pm
SEO is a great way to make money online, and I think, every blogger has a basic knowledge about that.
Thanks ate Jena.
Anne | December 13, 2009 at 2:01 pm
So much to learn, so little time. I am forever looking up words online ~ for definitions, synonyms, you name it.
I like the translation sites, too. They are not the greatest, but helpful to some small degree.
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Mars | December 13, 2009 at 2:24 pm
include Windows Live Writer
Kelvin Servigon Reply:
December 14th, 2009 at 12:50 pm
aw, I missed that! Yeah, I use Live Writer when writing a post for blogger blogs.
Thanks Mars!
mister llama | December 13, 2009 at 3:35 pm
Google Trend is what I need!
Thanks dude! I will try the other two tools.=]
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The Rookie Blogger | December 15, 2009 at 1:15 am
I am using MS Word 2007 for grammar and spell check… this software saved my life since 1997… ahehehehe
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Kelvin Servigon Reply:
December 15th, 2009 at 3:23 pm
Hehehe, cool, MS Word is indeed a life-saver, because he’s saving mine for years, too! :P





In addition to your tools, I also use Google Keywords tool to find those keywords. And, any Microsoft Word version will do.
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Kelvin Servigon Reply:
December 13th, 2009 at 12:02 pm
Oops, yeah your right, any version of Word will do (forgot to mention it :P )
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