What are your best tips on improving writing quality?

Grammerly has been a good help. Not only with spelling, but punctuation, sentence structure as well.

1. Write Every Day 2. Create an Outline 3. Read What You Want to Write About 4. Choose Simple Words 5. Convey Your Message Easily 6. Avoid Filler Words 7. Follow other top writers in your niche 8. Keep Sentences and Paragraphs Short. Think for mobile device 9. Invest in an Editing Tool

I would add, know your audience. Most of my writing is for HS aged students and teachers. I use Hemingway Editor, to keep my writing direct and clear for this audience. https://www.producthunt.com/post...

Read the work writers that you admire - study the details of their paragraph structure, their expression, style, sentence structure and so on. Also grab a copy of Elements of Style by Strunk and White.

If the thing you write is something kinda long -like book or diary or article-, logic is the most important thing. So every end of the week read what you write carefully and pretend like a reader of your work. You can determine somethings simply doesnt make sense every new week.

I liked Paul Graham's piece on writing simply: http://paulgraham.com/simply.html

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Hemingway is really easy to use and helps a ton: https://hemingwayapp.com

Read fiction books! The amount of vocabulary, syntax, narrative construction, and style stuff you pick up from reading novels is really shocking and is a great way to improve how you write.

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I've been surprised by how great Yoast SEO is. It tells me when I'm using passive voice or when I need to shorten sentences. I agree on the Grammarly advice, but Yoast has been helpful picking up broader readability issues that Grammarly hasn't caught. https://yoast.com/seo-blog/

Hi Tanoy, I too have been working towards the very same goal like you. Writing is a very investing quality which takes time to grow. But as we are into it, here are 3️⃣ things that helped me a lott! 1. Read Read Read!📚 Read as much as possible! You might want to focus on a particular genre, which is great but, do make a point to try different genres every once in a while just so that you know how writing styles and tonality changes for different audiences and moods. 2. Maintaining Notes📒 As you read, maintain a small notebook to jot down words, sentences, phrases that you find interesting. Go through your notes on end of the day and before starting your day. You can have digital notes but I strongly suggest Pen✏️ and Paper🗒. Our brain remembers better when we actually write those words with our own hands. Every time you write, it gets etched a little deeper into your memory. 3. WOW (Word of the Week) & POW (Phrase of the Week) 📜- This one helped me a ton!! 🌟 What I did for myself was that, once I had a good amount of notes ready, I picked 1word and 1phrase for the week and I would use them as much as possible when I talked to anyone, when I wrote emails, or when I was engaging with any social media community, or when I was writing my daily journal, literally EVERY WHERE 🔥. I would purposely frame my sentences in way that I get to use my WOW and POW. How this one helped❓ We all know a lot of words but when we actually sit down to write something, we fall short of words 🤔. We can't recollect them when we actually need them 😟. 📌This exercise helps us to REGISTER WORDS IN MEMORY📌 We understand how to use them or how to not use them. When is it accurate to use it, how the audience react when we use it, etc I believe we grasp better when we apply our learnings. And this one will definitely help to elevate our writing level. 🎯 Hope this helps you Tanoy. Do tell me if you find it useful. Good luck and keep writing!👍😁

1. Try to break up any sentence with over 10 words. 2. Don't communicate more than a single idea in each sentence

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Do some quality thinking

Can you provide some info about: 1. The Audience, 2: The Publishing Mode. The first and the foremost thing to do is to identify who are you writing for. Is it a 15-year old high school kid you are targeting or is it a 50 year old business person who would be reading it. The second important thing is to know where your target audience would be reading it. Are they going to read it as a blog or are they going to read it on a printed newspaper? Or are you planning to write a novel or is going to be a social media post? One thing that could help anyone improve their writing quality irrespective of any factors is to read as much as you can. Hope this helps!

Longer sentences don't automatically translate to better sentences. The shorter a sentence, the better its readability.

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