Over the years, I have tried countless tools to help with blogging. I have learned that no matter what blogging tools I use, consistency and great ideas for content are the keys to success with blogging for business. That being said, I made a list of a variety of tools I use to help with my blogging efforts.

Highly-recommended Blogging Tools

Writing tools

Grammarly

Grammarly is one of the most helpful blogging tools I use. It has a browser extension attached to Chrome that will proofread all your writing, from a blog post to an email, and I even used it when I was writing research papers in school. It proofreads for spelling, punctuation, style, and grammar. Aside from other best blogging tools, I use this app frequently for all of my client’s work before I send it over to them. Make sure you get the Pro Edition though because it will help you get all the mistakes you possibly made in a post.

Writeboost

Writeboost is the other tool I use for all my blog posts and the articles I write for clients. It helps catch things that Grammarly does not. Overall, the best tip I’m always told to do by all of my writer friends is to read your article out loud to see if it makes sense. You will catch a lot of errors that way.

Visual/Graphic Design Tools

Canva

Canva is one of the most popular and free blogging tools you can use that has many options to make you look like a graphic designer. You can create blog post images that go directly onto every social media platform because it’s designed to make templates that fit that specific social media platform. It’s nice when you need a quick image and you don’t have the time to put into using all your creative skills.

Pixabay

Pixabay is a stock image platform that I use for most of my blog posts. It’s free so that’s mostly why I like it. I’ve tried a bunch of different stock image websites fo my work, but I seem to like this one the most.

Social Media/Promotion Tools

Buffer

Buffer is a great tool for publishing social media content. Buffer saves me from logging into all my social media accounts to post the same thing. This gives you an automation option as well so you can post even when you’re not at the computer. It saves you a ton of time and keeps you organized for at least a week in your social media strategy.

Tailwind

Tailwind is another platform I like for Pinterest. I use this for all my Pinterest posts and I also use it to utilize my Pinterest Group Boards. I can usually plan a month of content pending across all my boards in the matter of an hour. Try it free for one month by using my link: Free Tailwind Trial.

Automation Tools

Infusionsoft

Infusionsoft is the tool I use for my email list. I like it because of the landing pages that you can use with it as well as the onboarding customer support I was able to get when I first joined it. It makes everything look nice and sleek. I hope you liked my small round-up of blogging tools I use for my business, every day.

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