As a blogger or content marketer, you’re spreading your content across the internet to build your name as a thought leader and to drive traffic back to your (or your client’s) website. One of the best ways to do this is via a strong biography, where sites will often allow you to also link back … Read more
Capitalization is one of the bears of grammar, and people get it wrong all the time. So here’s a clear answer about fiction (and other nouns that are not proper): Fiction should not be capitalized when it is used in a sentence, as it is a genre and therefore a noun. It is not a … Read more
Grammarly is the leader in grammar editing software and works amazingly in Google Docs. In fact, we use it here at EditorNinja to make the lives of our editors easier as they conduct their final proofreading reviews of submitted documents before returning them to customers (interested in becoming a customer? Schedule a demo.). Grammarly is … Read more
The main difference between “log in” and “login” is that “log in” is a verb where an action is being taken, and “login” is a noun referring to a thing such as your “user login” for a website. Continuing in our series of This or That, today we’re discussing the “this, that, or other” conundrum … Read more
Companies doing business on the internet often have a self-serve option for joining their service or product. But what to put in that tricky call to action (CTA)? While what your CTA should say is an age old question that will never be fully answered, there are some popular ones that the vast majority of … Read more
Not sure which is correct? Then you probably need EditorNinja’s editors to make sure you’re writing this term and others like it correctly. Learn more. It is becoming increasingly common in the world of the internet to use software or services created by others to deliver value for your own customers or clients. For example, … Read more
In business, marketers or organizations will often create documents that are in-depth studies of their industry or something interesting to the ideal customer. These documents are called a “whitepaper” (or is it “white paper”?) and are usually quite lengthy, require an email or other bit of information to access, and are sometimes even paid. They … Read more
As the average length of content on the internet gets longer (it’s now 1,696 words according to this new study, which is a 48% increase from 2018), user experience for navigating content is becoming more and more important. No one likes reading a huge wall of text or needing to scroll through a huge article … Read more
This article is all about the best grammar editing software, but did you know that EditorNinja provides grammar editing services? We’d love to edit your content for you. Click here to schedule a free editorial assessment to learn more. As a content creator or company creating content, you know that your copy should not only … Read more
Content makes the internet go round. You know this. It’s why you’re here on EditorNinja. Good copy especially makes the internet go round. It’s how you take someone from “what is this” to “holy moly I need to have it.” This is why it’s so devastating when a company ships a new page live, having … Read more
Readability is the ultimate strategy to getting your content read. If you’re investing in content as a marketing strategy, or even because you just love to write, making sure your content is able to be read easily is a worthy undertaking. Easily readable content will increase time on site, increase people’s happiness while reading (and … Read more
When a document is completed, sometimes it needs to be saved so that it can be sent to another party but not edited by them. When this happens, you need to create a PDF and save it from wherever you created your document. Documents these days are most commonly created in Microsoft Word and Google … Read more
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