The best blogging tools

If you own a blog, or you’re willing to start one in 2021,
here are the 10 best blogging tools you need.

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Google Drive

Whether it’s a backup of your content or the freebies for your resource library, every blogger needs a cloud service, and Google Drive is the one I recommend and use.

Grammarly

Writing a good article is not all about what you’re writing about, but also how. That’s why I always use Grammarly to make sure my grammar as perfect as my content!

Asana

I update my blog on a weekly basis and I wouldn’t be able to do it if I didn’t plan my content!
How do I do it? Thanks to Asana.
Asana rules my world, it helps me manage every task (for my work and private life) I have, and makes me super organized and productive!
Psst, if you want an in-depth “how I plan my life with Asana” article, let me know in the comments!

Canva

I don’t know where I’d be without Canva. Every image you see on my blog, on Instagram, and Pinterest, it’s been created on Canva.
I used to make every kind of graphic content on Photoshop but since I use Canva, I can create anything in less than 5minutes, more time to create content!!!

Tailwind

Creating social media content is really time-consuming and it’s hard to know when it’s the best time to click “publish”, that’s why I use Tailwind to automate my social media content!

Mailchimp

Every website should have a mailing list to let people be updated about new content.
I use for my website Mailchimp because it’s free, user-friendly and the best among all the services I’ve tried.

Unsplash

If you want stock photos for free, Unsplash is the best choice!

Evernote

In case you need to braindump your ideas, goals, etc… the best note app is Evernote!

Toggl

It’s important to track the time you spend doing a task so that it’s easier for you to time block.
The best tracker I’ve tried is Toggl and it’s available for everything, also windows!

WordPress App

To write a blog post on the go, the WordPress app is the best option!
I use it every time I’m travelling and I don’t have a notebook to work with.

Which are the tools you are already using and which ones are you going to try?
Let me know in the comments.

xoxo,

Nadia