Useful Tools for Happier and More Productive Social Media Wr

Useful Tools for Happier and More Productive Social Media Wr

From Raheel Bhatti

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Many social media writers spend too much time writing a single post. That wouldn’t be a bad thing if they were productive through all that time on the computer, but time wasting is a problem. If you notice that you get distracted while writing and you could have completed that post much quicker, it’s time to start implementing the tools we suggest into practice.

It’s a shame not to manage your time properly when the Internet offers so many tools that can make you more productive and happy as a social media writer.

All writers should provide proper references for the materials they use as sources. You have to base your work on authoritative sources and reference them properly if you want to be a successful and respected social media writer.

That doesn’t mean you need to spend valuable time applying proper references, because citation generator Quillbot will help you automatically add citations in your texts. The citation generator is quick and easy, but it’s also completely free!

Being productive is all about knowing the right tools, and Google Keyword Planner will surely boost your work by generating more traffic to your site. 

Social media writing is different from blogging – you can still write about things you like, but you have to optimize the text to please Google. Keyword research helps you find content ideas, estimate traffic, and talk about what’s relevant in your niche.

You know that ideas pop into your head when you least expect them. You would look weird getting your notebook out in the middle of a conversation just to write them down, but no one will think you’re bizarre if you type or record a quick note in your smartphone.

Evernote will organize your ideas in the best way – you can record voice, copy paragraphs of important articles you found online, type quick notes, and give some structure to your ideas.

Instead of completing the text you started, you end up spending hours browsing through the profile of your ex. That’s not a way to increase your productivity.

Freedom.to will temporarily switch off social media websites and prevent you from losing focus while working. It’s not drastic; it’s necessary!

If you are sharing on several channels, you need to be able to consolidate your social media activity and grow a cross-channel social media following. Link-in-bio tools are perfect for that because: they grab your social media feeds and create a landing page featuring your recent updates and encouraging people to follow you everywhere.

Linktree is one such tool that comes with customized templates and engagement reports. Here’s how to make a Linktree to help your social media productivity.

You don’t have to use some advanced, sophisticated tools to get ideas. All you need is the good old Google and you will find plenty of ideas when you’re struggling for new ones.

When you search a particular keyword on Google, you get many ideas on alternative terms – those are your target! Some of the related terms will be new to you, and you already know how good they will be for your social media writing.

The best way to find ideas for your articles is to check out the work of other writers. If you find a really awesome article that’s relevant to your work and you get ideas on writing similar or improved content, you should save it for later reading using IFTTT (which will automatically store your notes in Evernote).

Planning your work in advance is very important for your work as a social media writer. This Editorial Calendar will enable you to plan the types and categories of content you want to complete and then construct a list of the planned posts.

This will also help you identify some relevant categories you haven’t covered, so you’ll come up with ideas for new posts.

The best way of becoming more productive is to have deadlines and stick to them. Focus Booster will give you 25 minutes for a task before the alarm goes off. 

This doesn’t mean you have to complete an entire post in 25 minutes, but you should have a goal on what to achieve in that time frame and complete the entire post in a few sessions.

You know that the Internet distracts you when writing, but now you know how to stop that from happening. 

If you start using the above-mentioned tools, you will immediately notice how you’re less distracted and more productive as a social media writer.

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