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seek to slow the spread of Covid-19, I thought it’d be a good timeto create a fresh list for you. Many of these tools or sites are free, somecost a bit. All have made it a heck of a lot easier to connect with clients,quickly do my work, send freelancer invoices, and more. Most of all, knowingsome of the popular tech tools out there helps you impress clients that you’reready to go. Note: Because this is a list of writing tools I use and can

personally recommend (except for three I mention in the P.S.),some paid tools carry my Chinese Malaysia Phone Number List  affiliate link. If you’re the type of freelancer wholoves finding tech help that makes your life easier, dig in and enjoy. I’vedivided them into categories, so you can quickly scan to the type of tools youwant most. Blogging Tools  workover the years has taken the form of blog posts, it’s no shock that I’ve

learned to use some great blogging tools. Here’s a blog-toollineup that will give you a serious edge with clients: 1. CoSchedule HeadlineAnalyzer If you blog for a living, you soon become obsessed with writingstandout headlines. This free tool from marketing-software purveyor Coschedulehelps you improve your headline by showing whether it ranks strong on severalfactors, including emotional engagement. In fact, it’s the reason the word‘spectacular’ is in the headline of this post. Fascinating and helpful! 2. MozTitle Tag length checker One of the things pro writers do before handing in aheadline pitch or blog post to our clients is to