Writing in content creator versus WordPress, preferences?
So I have been writing a lot of content for my site lately, and as many of you probably know, you can write your content either in WA on the content creator page, or you can write it directly in WordPress by adding a new post/page. However, there are slight differences to both that I have found to be both positive and negative.
First of all, in the content creator you are given the option to use a template or create your own for further posts of a similar format. There is also a very useful spellcheck available that really helps catch those minor spelling and grammar errors.
However, writing directly in WordPress offers more editing tools, and allows me to switch back and forth between my keyword search tool and my post without opening a new page (since I don't have Jaaxy). There is also the added benefit of being able to add in featured images, your SEO settings, and select a post category before you publish the post. This may be handy for higher traffic websites so people do not see a post before you finish updating entirely.
What is your opinion?
Isaya
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So far, I like the WP editor. It seems that I have greater control over editing pictures and adding links to them.
I tried to add a picture to the ContentCreator site and the only edit I could do to a picture was to delete it. I wanted to get the post complete, so I did not spend a whole lot of time trying to figure it out.
I like the ability to download pictures from the ContentCreator, though.
Both tools are helpful!
I have ran into similar problems with my pictures. But I really like the spellcheck on the content creator page.
It would be nice if they could combine the two!