Are you a content writer who seriously wants to pursue content writing as a career? Are you a freelance writer who just happened to end up writing content, loved it, and want to continue? Or do you want to have your own BLOG or website, have your own ideas, but are not confident enough to write quality content? If your answers are on the positive side of the questions, then it’s time to review the writing essentials that can jump-start your career in no time.

Things to make sure before submitting content

• You must ensure that none of the spelling is wrong in all your content.

• With new advanced keyword typing technology, GOOGLE tracks content as spam if keyword usage exceeds the required percentage. Make sure the keyword percentage is perfect. You can use a synonym for the similar word to give your content a better, well-written look.

• Try to find the origin of the word, meaning, acronyms, etc. while writing in any unknown niche.

• Double check the meaning of difficult terms when working in a new field of work. Technical terms are often difficult to understand. Make sure you are clear about the idea and use of the content.

• Try to keep track of the actual amount of solid work you’re doing. You can also judge the speed of your writing and slow it down over time to write more articles at the same time.

• Try to incorporate lots of creative ideas and phrases to enhance your content. Find inspiring topic ideas for your article.

• Include figures, facts, statistics and trends in your article to strengthen your content.

• Try to include quotes from great authors and writers

Editing your work is the most challenging task. Content needs finesse and if you can’t give your article the required touch, it won’t be of use to your client or to you. Many times, it happens that while you are writing from home, you get involved in some other work or chat on the phone, etc. It hinders your workflow. Try setting an alarm or pop-up reminders to get back to work as quickly as possible.

There are many writing tips that can help you improve your content. You just need to know the correct use of each, for best use in your work.