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What program do you usually write in?

Leave your answer in the comments below!

Sincerely,

Neville

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P.S. Example responses might include:

- "I write in Google Docs."

- "I write in the Wordpress visual editor."

- "I use Notepad and then copy/paste it into Aweber."

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P.P.S. Want to see a visual representation of everyone's answers?

You can see them all in this Google Spreadsheet:

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Guest Reed

Guest Reed

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Google Docs all the way personally, then Microsoft Word at work.
Guest Austin

Guest Austin

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I write in Google Docs. Clients love it. I love it. Google is my most favoritest company ever.
Guest Ironman

Guest Ironman

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Notepad++
Guest Eric

Guest Eric

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I write my blogposts in Atom, in Markdown format. Then copy paste HTML into Wordpress editor.
Guest Adam Connell

Guest Adam Connell

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Google Docs for me too. It's incredibly convenient.
Guest Lojze Zadravec

Guest Lojze Zadravec

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I write in the WordPress visual editor
Guest Nicholas Newman

Guest Nicholas Newman

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I write in the WordPress , then spell and grammar check using prowritingaid
Guest Pranav Kale

Guest Pranav Kale

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Google docs
Guest Alexie

Guest Alexie

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I like to draft in Word but deliver in Google Doc (I just can’t get used to writing directly in there)

That, and the notes app on my phone

Guest Monika

Guest Monika

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I write in Google Docs.
Guest Therese Kay

Guest Therese Kay

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Word, Goigle docs, the Notes app on my phone, Scrivener... all depends on what, where, when, and why!
Guest Imran

Guest Imran

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I draft in Scrivener. I produce in whatever final form the brief requires.
Guest Yair Katz

Guest Yair Katz

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i usually use:

1. google docs.

2. then ginger to check spelling.

3. them hemingway to make sure all is short and to the point.

4. then paste into wordpress, and do some seo optimization.

:)

Guest Britt Malka

Guest Britt Malka

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Depends on what I'm writing.

Emails to my lists: Markdown Monster

Notes about everything: The Journal 7

Ebook to sell as PDF: Word

Fiction: Scrivener

Guest Deb

Guest Deb

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Scrivener
Guest Kathryn Sweas

Guest Kathryn Sweas

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Google docs. I think I would prefer Word, but all I have is docs. I would love to hear what your experience is and any wonderful suggestions. This is a great question. I enjoyed reading the responses.
Guest Scott Smith

Guest Scott Smith

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I write in Google Docs, Word, and NotePad++.
Guest Ron Herman

Guest Ron Herman

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If it's going to be multi-published, eventually to be in a book, Scrivener. If it's a PDF, usually Word or Pages. If it's an email, I usually write it in Edit plus first, then paste it in Drip, ConvertKit, or Mailchimp, whatever I'm using at the moment for an AR.
Guest Dennis

Guest Dennis

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I love writing in Sublime, its actually for coding. You can have many tabs open and organise them into projects..
Guest Nick

Guest Nick

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I use the Hemmingway app
Guest Piiiills, baby

Guest Piiiills, baby

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Bear - it allows me to have that-box-thing were I type words on top of everything else on the screen. Useful.
Guest Tom

Guest Tom

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WordPress + Word doc.
Guest Nick

Guest Nick

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This makes so much sense.
Guest Eme

Guest Eme

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I use pen and paper mostly. Second choice is scrivener.
Guest Gwen Cole

Guest Gwen Cole

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I use Scrivener for book writing and Pages and Google Docs for copy.

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