Author: Content Curator

Are you a freelance writer who wants to speed up your writing process? Or are you a marketer trying to make your content production processes more efficient?

If so, you will find AI writing assistants helpful.

An AI writing assistant is an application that uses artificial intelligence technology to help writers create and proofread content effortlessly. Some AI writing assistants automatically generate written content on demand.

In this article, I’ll take you through some of the best AI writing assistants on the market today. I’ll also list their benefits for marketers, writers, and other content creators.

Let’s get started.

How Do AI Writing Assistants Work?

Different AI writing assistants have different purposes and functionalities. 

Essentially, AI writing assistants help with different aspects of the content creation process and to different degrees. Some will just check grammar while others will automate the entire writing process.

For instance, a grammar-checking tool like Grammarly proofreads content by applying standard grammar rules to the text provided.

Some AI writing assistants create content by analyzing existing text, extracting words from t… Read More

Imagination is a beautiful human trait. It leads to creation (…or just a thought bubble dissipated by procrastination). Not all your ideas are worth acting on. 

But when you feel a calling that promises an adventure, that may be something worth seizing and manifesting.

And despite our clinging to the fantasy of immortality, the reality is that we only have one life. So what do you want to do with your life? Life is not a dress rehearsal. 

Life is a glimpse of light between two pieces of darkness. It is being born and dying. What you do in that gap between those two unknowns determines whether it is exciting, memorable, bland or boring.

I received an invitation to speak in the tiny country of Estonia, and it sparked an idea in my mind. This idea had been gestating in my mind for a long time but had never been born. 

My air tickets were already taken care of by my client. I had lined up a partner in crime to join me.

We hatched a plan and chose the countries we wanted to visit. It was decided. We would spend three months working and traveling while exploring some nooks and crannies in Europe. 

This Dream germinated after starting my digital side hustle back in 2009. I realized that I could design a busin… Read More

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Software, Software Everywhere

Companies are using more software than ever. The latest data from Zylo revealed the average enterprise-level organization has 323 SaaS apps in their stack and spends about $42 million on SaaS every year. 

Even smaller organizations with fewer than 500 employees are buying and implementing about four new pieces of software every 30 days.

That’s a lot of software.

And the evaluation process for new martech software can be tedious, time-sucking and downright painful if you’re not organized with your approach.

Searching with Your Browser Closed

When your martech stack software isn’t meeting your team’s needs and you know you need to start looking for a solution, start by closing your browser window. 

It’s easy to start your search by looking at different software solution websites and even larger comparison and review websites but this approach will usually cost you more time and cause you to miss out on key requirements and needs.Instead, looking inward at your current situation and how your team is currently operating is always the ideal place to start.

A few questions to ask you and your team:

What’s working… Read More

If you’ve ever tried to use one of Google’s native tools to manage your ad campaigns, you likely know how time consuming and confusing they can be.

Thankfully, there are a number of other Google Ads tools that can help you run your campaigns more effectively and efficiently. 

This article shares our top recommendations for Google Ads tools (based on specific results or goals you’re trying to achieve) to keep your campaigns organized and your productivity on point. 

Analytics and Management Tools

These are comprehensive tools that allow you to manage multiple facets of your advertisement activities and get a bang for your buck. 

Adalysis: Excellent all-in-one PPC tool

Adalysis helps you track the performance of every aspect of your PPC account and be aware of any issues that arise. This includes bidding, keyword management, budget management, keyword quality score analysis, ad copy AB testing, custom reporting, audience insights, and more. 

Key features:

Gain fresh insights into the best performing ad patterns to validate your strategy an… Read More