If you blog, write articles, or are a content marketer, this post is for you. Pounding out content is a lot easier when you have a great writing editor on your team. I want to introduce you to the platform I use everyday to create content. It’s called Site Content, and it really is the ultimate writing and editing platform. Let’s face it – some days writing is just plain HARD. I don’t know about you, but I need all the help I can get. That’s why I use Site Content, it makes the writing process more doable.
Site Content has a ton of really great features, which make writing a much friendlier process. It’s an efficient writing platform that simplifies content creation in an organized manner. As you can see below, Site Content saves your writing statistics and goals.
You can set your word-count and article-publishing goals, and you can do this for daily, weekly, and monthly goals that you set up. View your “all time” stats to see how close you are to achieving your goals in regards to all these metrics. Site Content also keeps track of how many of your articles have been indexed in Google, which is pretty exciting.
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Site Content Word Count Feature
The word-count feature within Site Content is my favorite. If you’re aiming for a 1,000-word post, article, or review, Site Content lets you know where you’re at in terms of your word count. You can then gauge how much longer your article needs to be.
You’ll also be able to see how close you are to meeting your paragraph and heading goals. Save your work as you progress, and Site Content will track how many revisions you’ve saved, which is useful if you need to go back to any of your previous revisions for any reason. I had to do this the other day and it was a lifesaver. See below:
How To Use Templates
The ability to use templates is another great feature of Site Content. For instance, I have a template for my basic posts that are 1,000 words in length, contain six paragraphs, and include five headings. I use this particular template for most of the articles I write. Your posts don’t have to follow this template exactly, but it does supply the general outline, which saves time.
Other templates include those I use for reviews, which are much longer than my general posts. When I begin writing a review, I select my review template, and just like magic, up it pops. This is a handy feature I use each and every time I write. You can also begin writing from a blank document if you prefer or design your own template for future use.
Buckets and Grids
This feature allows you to organize your posts and articles according to which of your websites you’ll be publishing to. It’s another great time-saving tool. If you only have one website, this may not be applicable. However, if you have multiple websites, you’ll find this feature useful because you can organize your content according to your corresponding websites.
You can also create categories within Site Content and save your articles accordingly. I find that having an organizational system in place simplifies the writing process.
Adding Images
The image button within the editor allows you to upload images directly from your desktop, use existing images you’ve used before, or you can search for images right within the editor. Royalty-free images are available from Pixabay, Pexels, and Unsplash. The drag-and-drop feature also makes adding images quick and convenient.
Adding affiliate links in Site Content is a cinch. Simply click the link button in the editor and add your target URL. You can access your existing content, which you’ll be able to view in the drop down menu. This feature is handy if you want to link to any of your previous posts, which saves time because you don’t have to go hunting for your desired URL in another window.
Don’t forget to use keywords in your title and headings, which is great for SEO. I use Jaaxy for keyword research. You can read about it here.
Site Content has an awesome spelling and grammar checker, along with content structure analysis, and vocabulary enhancement suggestions. You can also bold or italicize blocks of text, underline headings as I’ve done throughout this post, and use ordered or unordered lists that look like this:
- Spelling, punctuation, and grammar checker
- Structure analysis
- Vocabulary enhancement suggestions
- Duplicate content checker
This Is The Last Step
When you’ve completed your content, simply choose which website you want to publish it to, select a user, indicate whether it’s a post or page, and off it goes to your WordPress editor. Site Content will check for duplicate content before your post is published. If no duplicate content is detected, you’ll be able to view your article within your website editor. You can then fine tune your post in terms of SEO, place additional affiliate links and banners, or add supplementary text.
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Key Points
If you write content of any kind, you’ll definitely want to check out Site Content. It has so many valuable and handy features that help you become a better writer, while staying organized at the same time. And you know what I just love? When I have only 100 words to go, I see this message pop up: “Woohoo, you’re nearly done, now finish strong!” This always gives me an added incentive to keep on going because I know I’m almost done. Isn’t it amazing what a little encouragement will do?!
You can also use Site Content for taking notes or any task that requires writing. It’s not only a writing platform, but a powerful editor and managing tool, that is constantly being updated to improve its features. Site Content really is the ultimate writing platform. Click here to watch an informative video that will walk you through how to use the various features.
Which writing platform do you use? What features do you love? Let me know in the comments:)
A great explanation of site content. I have been hearing really good things about this tool, but haven’t tried it myself. I will be looking into it a bit more. As I always have grammar and spelling issues. I have heard that it can also help with getting better keywords. Do you know anything about this?
Thanks for the great write up, will be checking it right now.
Hi Jag,
I use Site Content in conjunction with Jaaxy Lite, a keyword research tool. Before you publish a post on Site Content, there is the capability to check your grammar and spelling, which is an awesome feature and I use it every time I write!
Thank you for your information about Site Content on the Wealthy Affiliate platform.
It looks like this is going to become a popular tool to create content for budding enthusiastic writers and it seems to have plenty features to organize and categorize each project created.
Finding keywords with Jaaxy Keyword Tool enhances this tool and the articles written can be edited in draft mode before they are published directly onto the website. This is particularly good if you have a lengthy post for your article that needs to be revisited several times.
An amazing feature is the Template function which saves a lot of time for pages such as Privacy Policy, About Us, and Contact Us. This minimizes the laborious job of typing out the same words for each website. All that needs to be done is edit and adapt the page for the current website being created.
Overall, this is a great tool for any writer and it even has a Spell and Grammar Checker – well worth looking into!
Edu
Thank you for your detailed comment. I use Site Content and Jaaxy for every single article I write. It’s convenient to publish directly to my website editor where I can then fine tune the article if it needs it. I also love the template function, it has saved me a lot of time, and the spell and grammar checker is the best!
Hi Holly,
I just recently started using Site Content to blog on my website and I have to say I love it.
It is user friendly, and for a newbie to blogging it really made the experience much simpler. All the tools you need are accessible within Site Content.
I love how easy it is to write and publish directly to my website. The best feature would have to be the word count along with the paragraph and headings. It makes it much easier to follow and reach your writing goals.
Christine
Christine,
The word count is my favorite feature too. Blogging every day can be challenging for sure, so having a writing platform that is user-friendly with great features, makes the task a lot easier. I love the headings feature as well. Thank goodness for Site Content!
Thank you Holly for a great article on Site Content.
I actually am a user of site content and a wealthy affiliate member and I love both. I really enjoy using it and I have learned a few new things from your article that I wasn’t aware of. Buckets and Grids is a fantastic organizational feature that saves a lot of time. The thing about site content is that I have a couple of articles that require research so I have a few articles that I am writing all at the same time. I know when I am close to finishing each article as the word count at the bottom of the editor will tell me I’ve got 100 words left to go to complete a 1000 word post. This helps me to keep adding more content.
Thanks for your insight into this writing platform, you have done a fantastic job explaining how great it is!
Thank you Mary. I love using Site Content, and especially enjoy the word count. It helps keep me on track with each post I write, and the buckets and grids feature is really helpful for organizing all my articles. Thanks for taking the time to read my post.