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Are you looking to start your own writing website?

Then you want to start by picking a hosting plan for your site.

As a freelance writer, you don’t need a fancy hosting platform to get your site running.

What truly matters is that you get a hosting provider that’s fast, safe, reliable, and cheap.

With all the bad and repetitive blog hosting reviews I’ve read—most of which put the reviewer’s own financial incentives over their reader’s interests—I want to set the record straight.

In this article, I broke down the five features you must look for when shopping for blog hosting. Forget about all the weird-sounding technicalities—I have made everything extremely easy to understand, even for the most non-technical person.

I then analyzed the top five most popular blog hosting companies and how they perform for each of the five features.

Based on my blog hosting review, you will be able to come to your own conclusions and make the best decision possible.

Does that sound good?

Great, let’s get started.

A writing portfolio is the lifeblood of any freelance writer. It’s like having a sales rep 24/7 that closes deals on autopilot. 🤑

Fortunately, the process of creating a writing portfolio is easy. What’s not so easy is creating one in a way that “wows” your prospects. 😮

But don’t worry, because I got you covered.

If you want to get a close look at how I’ve created a writing portfolio that has generated thousands of dollars per month for the past few years, this guide is for you.

I will show you how you can create a simple but effective website that will allow you to build your brand, showcase your best work, and get clients pouring in. Plus, you will learn what’s the best writer portfolio site to use in 2020.

Let’s dive right into it.

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There are tools that help you do your job, and there are tools that make your job better.

Grammarly does both.

Without Grammarly, I wouldn’t have been able to grow as much as a professional content writer as I did.

If you are considering using it as your main grammar checker, then let me tell you are making the right decision. There are some caveats to consider and, unlike all the other Grammarly reviews I’ve read, I go over them in detail. But besides this issues, Grammarly is still my favorite grammar tool I’ve used so far.

This Grammarly review will go over all the features this tool has to offer, including some of its latest features. By the end, you should will be convinced that by using Grammarly, you will become a better writer.

Let’s get started.

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