Writing blog posts takes up a lot of time, and with just a few tools and resources, whether you have a team or not, you can create blog posts a lot faster and easier. And yes, potentially without having to write at all.
Tools mentioned in this video:
Rev: (affiliate link)
Descript:
Also, what'd you think about the overdub feature on Descript? Scary, or cool?
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why the beard? Anyhow, this was a good video. As a teacher it will help me, although the software works out to about $0.02/minute. Do you have a video that guides an online newbie on developing a 90-day get started business plan? Assume the business will be blogging.
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I’ve tried this program and it works really, really good. Almost scary how good it works. Unfortunatly this program isn’t available in other languages, or a least not as good as the English language
The voice overdub is pretty scary, but cool tech! I really should use talk to type more, I definitely need to write more blog posts!
Great ideas! Thanks Pat. Coincidentally I advised a client of mine of some of your strategies today on a Zoom call.
i luv this – thanx!
This is truly a time saver and such a big help! Thanks Pat!
The overdub is supercool. Thanks for this. Will be using it ASAP.
So, digging into Descript I see that they offer transcription services at a higher level, and charge $2 per minute. They use Rev, which is the other service that Pat mentioned, which charges $1.10 per minute. Descript as a standalone is cool, but there is limitation as to how much you can record in a month. Nothing is free, but it was interesting that Rev (for a certain service offering) is cheaper than Descript.
Thx Pat always good value & great advice with SPI
Fabulous! Thank you, Pat!
I’ve used the Google Docs tool named ‘voice typing’ and then let Grammarly scan the document for errors. The combination of the two gives good results and best of all they’re free.
If I tried to do this then my blog post would look like this: “There are lots of MOOOOM strategies you can use to *CRYING* can you be nice to your sister?” I only wish I was kidding.
I also feel like I can organize my thoughts better when I’m actually writing. Maybe the post it note/outline idea can help with that. Though sometimes I actually think more things up as I write. This could be something to aim for as I get my habits more established.