Video by Kyle
Added Jun 06, 2017
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SiteContent is the ultimate writing platform for content marketers, authors, and webmasters. This platform offers you an experience that is chocked full of features that will help you simplify your writing, improve accuracy, increase efficiency, set and meet goals and organize all of your writing activities in one central place.
Within this video I am going to walk you through the various aspects of the platform. These include:
- How the Dashboard Works
- How to Create Buckets for Organization
- How to Search and Find Content
- Creating New Articles
- Using the Amazing Spelling & Grammar Checker
- Setting Writing Goals
- Tracking Your Writing Activity (and Stats)
- How to Create a Manage Writing Templates
And here are just some of the features available within version 1.0.
- 100's critical grammar and spelling checks
- Duplicate content checker
- Automated publishing directly to your website
- Writing stats and goals
- Content structure analysis
- Ability to template content
- Vocabulary enhancement suggestions
As with all the platforms and technology here at WA, we are constantly improving it with each day that passes and we have some significant updates coming in version 2.0.
If you have any questions about the SiteContent, any of the features, or how to use it (or suggestions for improvement, please leave your comments below.
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JacobZwack
Premium
I cannot view the video, but i have been curious what this is about and it has not yet been covered in the training.
Should I be using this over creating a page or post via dashboard?
Ill watch the video when I get a chance, but that may be a while.
Should I be using this over creating a page or post via dashboard?
Ill watch the video when I get a chance, but that may be a while.
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DaleMaz
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MozMary
Premium Plus
here's an explanation of sitecontent that doesn't need a video, shows some of the differences and there's also a link to Carson's blog on it too The September SiteContent Challenge, Set Your Website Writing and Publishing Goals the choice is still yours, whether to use this or the wp dashboard
BooBish
Premium
Regarding creating links in content, in WP you would need to do an extra step in order to have a link open in a new window.
However, I didn't see "open in new window" option here demonstrated for Site Content. So I assume having a link open in new window is done automatically?
However, I didn't see "open in new window" option here demonstrated for Site Content. So I assume having a link open in new window is done automatically?
BooBish
Premium
Haven't used SiteContent yet. My question was simply a result of watching this tutorial. :-)
Going to try using it for the first time today.
I've set a goal in Site Content to write 2000 words by Thursday. (Particularly like how it helps us keep track and stay on track in regards to how much we write, as I've been struggling with discipline and consistency. I sense that this feature will seriously help me.)
Going to try using it for the first time today.
I've set a goal in Site Content to write 2000 words by Thursday. (Particularly like how it helps us keep track and stay on track in regards to how much we write, as I've been struggling with discipline and consistency. I sense that this feature will seriously help me.)
MozMary
Premium Plus
yes, it is there and in one step whereas in wp it is two steps and easy to forget, you do still have a choice. If you want discipline take a look the September SiteContent Challenge, and set your publishing goals for the new week, once you set them you will be motivated to achieve them Week 3 September SiteContent Challenge: Publishing Frequency and Post Length, Weekly Goals
jfabbonizio
Premium
I haven't explained myself clearly. My site and domain are WA. I want to migrate my posts and pages to the site content area so that I can get credit for what I have already written. The site content platform wasn't available when I started the program. There must be a way to do this. Thanks for your help so far. Regards, Joe
Labman
Premium Plus
Copy and paste the content into the site content platoform. Or, just use the site content creator going forward.
JooKwang
Premium
I wrote my About Me post in SiteContent and published it. Later on, I wanted to make some edits and it led me to the editor in Wordpress.
My question is that after the edits are finalised and published via Wordpress, will they be automatically reflected in SiteContent? I asked because when I checked into SiteContent, the published post is still of the old version without the latest edits.
My question is that after the edits are finalised and published via Wordpress, will they be automatically reflected in SiteContent? I asked because when I checked into SiteContent, the published post is still of the old version without the latest edits.
debaffiliate
Premium
Thanks, Kyle, excellent overview of a great feature that I was not aware of.
I like the idea of setting writing goals and tracking progress.
The more I learn about alll that is offered through WA, the more impressed I am and satisfied with my investment here.
Thanks foe all you do!
I like the idea of setting writing goals and tracking progress.
The more I learn about alll that is offered through WA, the more impressed I am and satisfied with my investment here.
Thanks foe all you do!