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Publish an article worth sharing

5 tools Β· 5 stepsWriters & creatorsEveryday workflow

Gather sources, develop a clear draft, edit it and give the published article a shareable visual.

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Collect useful sources

Raindrop

A focused bookmark collection keeps research close to the draft.

Save sources and examples in one collection. Add notes about what each source supports.

Carry into the next stepA research collection for the article.

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Write the first draft

StackEdit

A Markdown editor keeps the structure easy to revise.

Build an outline, write the argument and add examples. Keep source links beside the claims they support.

Carry into the next stepA complete Markdown draft.

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Make it easier to read

Hemingway

Readability feedback helps you spot sentences that slow the reader down.

Review the draft, simplify dense passages and verify that editing has not changed the meaning.

Carry into the next stepAn edited article ready to publish.

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Publish the article

Write.as

A focused publishing platform gives the finished piece a public home.

Move the edited copy into a post, check headings and links, and publish when the preview looks right.

Carry into the next stepA public article URL.

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Prepare a share visual

Placid

A reusable image template helps give articles a consistent visual identity.

Create a social image using the article title and your chosen visual style. Download it to accompany your article link.

You’re done when you haveA published article and a matching share image.

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