One of the Grammerly writers was a guest blogger on my blog. This comes in especially handy if you’re running a small, medium, or large business. Both editors do a great job of catching errors and suggesting edits. Perhaps this is something you can look at too.

The highlighted text is color coded depending on your area of improvement, whether it’s hard-to-read sentences, the presence of adverbs, or passive voice. You can even compare your writing style to that of famous and successful writers such as Jodi Picoult, Stephen King, and J.K. I’m in the UK and licence/license is one of those annoying words that has different rules in American English versus British English. And as a professional I feel that I have to do the best work I can, so I’ll be looking at some of these starting with Paper Rater. They also have on-staff editors that can merely check your work after you’ve completed it. I noticed that they both have a wide assortment of features.

Grammarly can even detect tone and suggest advanced writing clarifications. If you sign up for the newsletter, you also get a 25-page self-editing guide to help get you started.

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