What do you use to write? (content, copy, social posts, creative writing, documentation, etc.)

@olenabomko I'd love to learn what you use for product marketing and social media writing

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Notion always Notion. Will check your tools as well.

I used to write in Medium because i loved the UI. But recently i've been doing a lot of writing in Notion because i can organise all my thoughts in a structured way.

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I'm a fan of minimalist text editors for focused writing sessions, Rob, and I use tools like Grammarly to refine my content before it goes live. For organization and planning, nothing beats a good old-fashioned notebook to jot down ideas as they come.

I use my mind and hands. I write in wherever I find a

For most of my writing tasks, from content to copy, I rely on Notion for its organizational capabilities and Google Docs for real-time collaboration, Rob. When it comes to creative writing, a distraction-free app like IA Writer helps to keep the flow going.

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As a screenwriter, I'm writing my scripts in Arc Studio and now loving ButterDocs for everything else. Excited for others to try ButterDocs as we launch on Wednesday! To be specific, I tend to be a disorganized writer with a million notes spread out over multiple apps. Love that in ButterDocs I can have my notes and outline side-by-side with my document.

I use a mix of tools depending on the task. For content and creative writing, I lean towards Google Docs or Scrivener. When crafting copy and social posts, I often turn to Grammarly for polish. For documentation, especially collaborative projects, tools like Notion or Confluence work well. What about you? Any favorite writing tools in your toolkit? ✍️🛠️

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