Writora Blogging Journey
The Beginning of Writora Blogging Journey
Every big journey starts with a small dream, and Writora was born out of that dream. In the beginning, it was just an idea — a thought of creating a personal space where words, creativity, and experiences could come together.
Writora started as a simple attempt to share stories, thoughts, and knowledge with the world. With no clear roadmap, only passion and curiosity guided the way. The first blog post felt like a new chapter — exciting, uncertain, yet full of hope.
The journey was not easy at the start. From learning how to design a website to understanding SEO, from facing writer’s block to struggling with consistency, every step brought challenges. But these challenges became lessons, and every lesson made Writora stronger.
Writora’s beginning is not just about a website; it’s about the courage to take the first step. It’s about turning passion into purpose and starting something that could inspire, connect, and grow with time.
Tools and Resources I Use for Blogging
Behind every successful blog, there are the right tools and resources that make the journey easier and more productive. Writora is no different — my blogging journey has been supported by a mix of writing tools, designing platforms, and SEO resources. Here are some of the tools I rely on:
✍️ Writing & Content Creation
Google Docs / MS Word – for drafting and editing blog posts.
Grammarly – to polish grammar, style, and clarity.
Notion / Evernote – for organizing ideas and content calendars.
🎨 Designing & Visuals
Canva – to design blog banners, graphics, and social media posts.
Unsplash / Pexels – for free high-quality images.
Figma – for creative blog layouts and UI inspirations.
🔍 SEO & Research
Google Keyword Planner – for keyword research.
Ubersuggest / Ahrefs (basic) – to analyze SEO and competitor insights.
Yoast SEO / Rank Math (WordPress plugins) – to optimize posts for search engines.
⚡ Productivity & Management
Trello / Notion Boards – to manage blogging tasks and workflows.
Google Analytics – to track website traffic and performance.
Buffer / Hootsuite – for scheduling social media posts.