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Whether you’re writing a description for a new property that’s entering the market, a sales contract for your customers or even a report for your boss, writing and publishing content is one of the best ways to communicate in real estate, and your carefully chosen words and photos can be used to educate, inspire and promote.

There’s a catch, though — writing and publishing content can be a time-consuming process for global businesses, self-employed individuals and everyone in between. And as an entrepreneur who is running and managing a real estate business, your time is too valuable to spare.

For this reason, we’re going to explore the top 1o tech writing and publishing tools that are currently available online to help you maintain quality while streamlining your content process, enabling you to do more and achieve greater success in your business.

Whatfix

To kick-start our list, we’ve chosen Whatfix, a comprehensive product support website that contains a wealth of information when it comes to tech products, making it the perfect resource to accompany you while you’re writing.

Search “Samsung HomeSmart Electric Meter,” for example, and what you’ll get is a tonne of content, including product specifications and documentation. This is ideal for training staff within your real estate business or for giving your customers a more detailed experience.

Notepad++

You’re a real estate business manager who’s also running a website — it’s about time you’ve heard of Notepad++. This is a simple, yet highly developed HTML editor that’s perfect for tech beginners and pros alike.

The platform is also ideal for managing and creating technical documentation, such as the pages of your website and reports for your boss or employees.

Essay Service

Best Australian Writers is an inclusive writing platform and community that is home to some of the best writers in Australia. Not only will you find comprehensive reviews on some of the best writing services in the world that help with tasks such as content creation, editing and proofreading, you can also get in contact with the writers for advice and tips on how to excel in what you do.

Adobe Flyer Maker

If you’re looking for a way to create gorgeous and simply irresistible flyers, leaflets and brochures for your real estate business, Adobe Spark has a solution for you.

With this simple, free and incredibly easy-to-use tool, you can create all the documentation you need to make transactions super simple for your customers.

These files can be used for prints displayed around your city or in your office, or uploaded to your website, social media pages or anywhere else.

My Writing Way and Writing Populist

Another free online tool to enter our top 10 list is My Writing Way. When you’re writing real estate content, it’s important to back up your claims and statements with solid facts, statistics and studies from legitimate and trustworthy sources. My Writing Way helps you do this.

Likewise, when writing your property and website content, it’s important that you track and monitor your word count. Whether you’re referring to the individual paragraphs, the chapters or even the entire document, making sure you find the right balance of value and entertainment involves brevity so as not to bore readers.

Using free online tools like Writing Populist is a great way to keep track of your word counts and limits, helping you easily see what you’ve done and what you’ve left to do. This tools is also great for setting targets that keep you motivated when writing.

Top Canadian Writers and Best British Essays

Review-based Top Canadian Writers and Best British Essays are wide-ranging writing platforms that house a thriving community of writers. If you’re looking for reviews on some of the best writing services to help you perfect your content or professional writing advice, these are websites that need bookmarking.

WordPress

WordPress is renowned for being one of the best content management system platforms on the internet and powers over 28 percent of the viewable internet.

If you’re looking for the ideal place to create, host and edit your technical content while being able to connect with your readers to answer questions (and even form a community which revolves around your content), WordPress is the best place to start.

You can host your website in the form of a blog, making sure that it’s easily accessible from anywhere and any device. The WordPress platform itself is open-source, so feel free to mess around with code to host your content in the exact way you want it shown.

Grammarix and Uk Top Writers

Grammar plays such an important role in writing. The grammar you use in your tech writing directly relates to the readability of your content and will damage your credibility as a writer if implemented incorrectly.

You can use these two blogs to ensure that your grammar knowledge is up-to-scratch.

This means you can maintain your reputation as an honest and accurate writer without potentially damaging feedback from your readers after you release your content.

Google Docs

Owned and operated by the search engine giant, Google Docs is the ideal word processor if you plan on working as part of a team to create your real estate content.

Not only does the processor contain all the word-related features you’d expect from a platform in this niche, but you can also invite collaborators to join you to make comments and edits live while you work.

Since all content is saved to the Cloud, you can work on it from anywhere by simply signing into your account.

Revieweal and Lets go and learn

We all encounter writer’s block at some point. This could be when we’re trying to formulate ideas or even just working on the format of your writing. However, you can use these two resources to guide you through the writing process and help your content flow.

These writing and publishing tools should help you put together high-quality, professional content that is tailor-made for you and your customers.

Jennifer works as online editor at Write my Australia in Destin. She is a business developer that works in different areas of education, technology, security and various types of online marketing.